Jim: not to beat a dead horse, but thanks for the clarification.
When you put it that way I'm entirely in agreement (except I think
"jargon" is a pejorative for "terminology" or "concepts"):
"revolutionary theory without revolutionary activity is
sterile,..." as Lenin said. (Unless I've got it
Pen-L'ers,
What do any of you make of the world-historical significance of this
recent frenzy of bank mergers, topped the other day by the record-setting
Chase Manhattan and Chemical Bank deal ? How much does it have to do
with relaxed laws regulating interstate banking, how much of it has
to do
I like what Jim Devine said about "varying one's jargon where
possible, to see if other words will do, and that is one thing that the
utopians do."
Sometimes a term or a phrase that at first stimulates new thinking,
eventually leads into a rut. Along these lines, I've been thinking of a
I saw the following post on another list (futurework). Does anyone have any
comment?
Date: Thu, 31 Aug 95 01:01:26 -0700
From: Keith Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Designing for POST-INDUSTRIAL REALITIES [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have just heard the news on the radio that Japan's largest
credit bank
I began my collective bargaining seminar this term by assigning my
law students to read an essay by New Zealand economist Brian Easton, "The
Personal Responsibility of an Economist." This is a graceful, thoughtful,
and powerful essay, and I wanted to recommend it to those on this list. The
Even bankrupt New York City, I believe, has a credit
rating of BBB.
As far as I know, the above is just wrong.
Jerry
Dear friends,
I have been a labor educator for many years. Recently I
wrote a paper titled "Progressive Labor Education and the New World
Order." In it I argue that the demise of the "red menace" weakens the
strength of the official ideology of anticommunism. This in turn
opens up
I was interested in Ellen J. Dannin's note (below) on the Brian
Easton article, perhaps the reference could be put on the list, (or
mail me privately).
Thanks
Peter Robertson
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