Can anyone find me a reference citation on the subject of super-exploitation? I
can't find anythjing, but remember some brief discussion of it on pen-l a few months
back. Thanks in advance. Cheers -- Eric Schutz
Carl Dassbach, PEN-L participant, uses the concept of super-exploitation in
his contribution to a new book entitled, I believe, North American Auto
Unions in Crisis. I hope that Carl sees this and fills in the details.
Rakesh
Ethnic Studies
UC Berkeley
On Mon, 2 Dec 1996 09:17:54 -0800 (PST) [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Can anyone find me a reference citation on the subject of
super-exploitation? I can't find anythjing, but remember some brief
discussion of it on pen-l a few months back. Thanks in advance.
Cheers
-- Eric Schutz
At the
oops. This Alzheimer's is getting to be too much. ;-) Actually, it's
the absent-minded professor syndrome, which gets worse when I have too
much work to do. I sent a ms. on utopias to pen-l that was actually
supposed to go to Phil O'Hara's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
Jeremy Rifkin shouldn't be faulted for being invisible. He's
probably busy cranking out books, a worthy type of labor even
though his products are so deeply flawed. Also, an emphasis on
technology as the source of all evil doesn't encourage social
activism (that's uniting theory and
here's my piece on utopia:
Utopia.
James Devine
December 2, 1996
"Utopia" refers to images of an ideal society; its opposite
is "dystopia," visions of the worst society. Utopian visions make
moral principles more concrete
Friends and Fellow Activists:
As many of you are no doubt aware, according to UN statistics more than
500,000 Iraqi children have died as a result of the US/UN embargo. In
response to this crisis a Chicago-based peace group, Voices in the
Wilderness, has been campaigning against the embargo,
Has anyone read John Cassidy's piece in the 12/2/96 New Yorker.
"The Decline of Economics"? It's a bunch of fluff, but there are
some choice quotes:
"Is economics making enough progress to justify the millions of
dollars a year that the taxpayer spends to subsidize economic
research? the
What is the condition that has to be changed in order to avoid
the multifarious economic laws that blindly operate with such
destructive consequences under capitalism? The great contradiction
must be resolved between the social forces of production and the
capitalist relations of production