Let me ask a simple economic question: what do you think the weakest
link in the U.S. economy is today? labor resistance, ponzi-like debt,
international instability, an environmental crunch [the oil companies
are threatening big time price increases because their refineries keep
exploding unless
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You are setting a very bad example for the rest of us incapable of
producing such a volume of quality in such a limited time. Maybe
a hundred pages or two
Michael seems to write one book a year, which is probably more than
the average American reads. How does he
Labor Group Wants to Organize Tech Temp Workers
It seeks benefits, security for Microsoft `permatemps'
Ilana DeBare, Chronicle Staff Writer
Friday, July 16, 1999
Mark Turner is a lifelong Republican who used to have nothing but contempt
for labor unions, including the teachers
USA TODAY reports that President Clinton was ready to bomb sites of
suspected Middle East terrorist in the wake of the crash of TWA 800. The
story is sourced to a new book, "In the Blink of an Eye: The FBI
Investigation of TWA Flight 800" by Pat Milton, a reporter for The
Associated Press. The
Since 1998, the writer of the following article is one my partners in a
financial trading company we started. I think you may enjoy reading the
article. Several decades ago, I left the practice of architecture and
urban planning under similar circumstances with similar results. Our
private
Yes, flight 800 is now understood to have crashed because of bad wiring in
the center fuel tank. \
The frenzy at the time over the phantom terrorists tightened domestic
"security" once again. And, once tightened, it doesn't get relaxed.
Gene Coyle
Jim Devine wrote:
USA TODAY reports
Sid Shniad wrote:
THE VANCOUVER SUN TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1999
GALBRAITH WARNS OF U.S. BUBBLE
Legendary economist cites 'another exercise in speculative optimism.'
Ashley Seager, Reuters
LONDON Legendary "people's economist" John Kenneth
Nicholas von Hoffman recently published an article claiming that there
are more than 738,000 police in the U.S., 1 for every 24 people. Is
that number in the ball park. It was not clear who was counted. Prison
guards?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico,
By the way someone posted a note that Kant though his
philosophy does not apply to women. Is there a reference for that? I know
that he did not
think that women were suited for philosophy but I hadn't realised that he
did not think
that the categorical imperative etc. would not apply to
I'm not sure if marxism needs or can even develop its own system of
morality, though. Marx may have thought that an attempt to develop a
coherent system of morality under capitalism would inevitably though
insensibly get transformed into its perversions (hypocritical, impotent,
and/or
Michael Perelman wrote:
Nicholas von Hoffman recently published an article claiming that there
are more than 738,000 police in the U.S., 1 for every 24 people. Is
that number in the ball park. It was not clear who was counted. Prison
guards?
At that rate, U.S. population would be 17,712,000.
But it was great!
Ian
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Friends and Mathew,
Sorry, I accidentally posted this to the list.
michael
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Mathew,
I have read your essay on racism and found it interesting. If you are
willing to do a rewrite or two, I'll use it in RRPE. First, I think
you should condense the first part on the
and virginity
ian
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Sam wrote:
Kant's ethics make extraordinary
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Sam wrote:
Kant's ethics make extraordinary demands on
people. Kant's "kingdom of ends" is a utopia.
Which is the reason why Kant had to believe in the immortality of soul.
Another remainder of Christianity in Kant.
Yoshie
a rather 'hell, fire, and brimstone' remainder given his
Nicholas von Hoffman recently published an article claiming that there
are more than 738,000 police in the U.S., 1 for every 24 people. Is
that number in the ball park. It was not clear who was counted. Prison
guards?
Could be right. Census reports 623,000 government employees
with power
The Progressive Response 16 July 1999 Vol. 3, No. 25
Editor: Martha Honey
The Progressive Response (PR) is a weekly service of
I can't always keep up with your hopscotch, but your misreading of
Kant's politics really needs to be answered. You are leaving aside
the distinction Kant makes between the 'metaphysics of right', which
is about the purely rational principles of the ideal state, and the problem
of the
I will be away from my office for the next 10 days or so, going to London,
UK. Thus, I will be unable to respond to any postings to this list.
Have a nice summer everyone.
wojtek
Friday July 16 7:15 AM ET
Air Force Says It Bombs Northern Iraq Site
BONN, Germany (Reuters) - U.S. planes bombed a
communications site near the northern Iraqi city of Mosul
Friday after being fired on by Iraqi anti-aircraft
artillery, the U.S. Air Force's
SCMP Friday, July 16, 1999
Details said to have been
stolen readily available:
State Council
AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE
The State Council's report offers a point-by-point
I think that you (or Allen Wood) are confusing judicial doctrine with the
more abstract concept of justice.
People generally (neoclassically trained microeconomists being the most
glaring exception) have definite ideas of "just" and "unjust" behaviour and
situations and these are unlikely to be
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