Theoreticians may like to think in the abstract but, given my
experience in dealing with data, this is the real issue:
*Aggregate data - the relative dearth of information
at the level of the individual firm is paralleled by
an incomplete picture of how CRT markets are developing
in
you do not have to be so bleak. a day will come when soon every woman man and child will be walking around with their own private warheads. neoclassically speaking that is the ultimate equlibrium: peace spurred on by nuclear deterrent.Do you Yahoo!?
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* Anti-war poets force scrapping of White House symposium
Sarah Left
Thursday January 30, 2003
The White House yesterday confirmed that it had cancelled a poetry
symposium after a number of American poets threatened to turn the
event into an anti-war protest.
The February 12 symposium
I got wind of this site this a.m.:
http://www.csbaonline.org/
mbs
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We believe that the tax plan proposed by the Bush Administration would
be a serious mistake for the country. If you agree, we urge you to add
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Kurt Vonnegut vs. the !#*!@
By Joel Bleifuss | 1.27.03
In November, Kurt Vonnegut turned 80. He published his first novel,
Player Piano, in 1952 at the age of 29. Since then he has written 13
others, including Slaughterhouse Five, which stands as one of the pre-
eminent anti-war novels of the
The following message has been circulated to many lists, reporting the
refusal of the police to issue a permit for United for Peace and Justice to
hold a massive march on February 15
We need addresses of relevant
police officials and the mayor
so that we can send demands that the officials do
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Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 2:00 PM
Subject: [PEN-L:34250] The NYC authorities are refusing march permits for Feb. 15
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As we say in Seattle, the 1st amendment is all the
Certainly true, so long as no one looks to the courts as the final resort to
enforce 1st amendment rights. We try them, if they refuse, we still have
ourselves, ultimately really the only thing that WE have that we have any
good reason to depend on in a system designed for the benefit of others,
Now up in my radio archive http://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/Radio.html:
January 30, 2003 Joel Schalit, editor of The Anti-Capitalism Reader,
on the theory and practice of radical agitation today * Christian
Weller of the Economic Policy Institute, on the state of the U.S.
economy and the
Cut the strings
The new grassroots politics needs more democracy - not more political strongmen
Naomi Klein
Saturday February 1, 2003
The Guardian
The key word at this year's World Social Forum, held this week in Porto Alegre,
Brazil, was big. Big attendance: more than 100,000 delegates in all.
Newsnight on BBC2 is usually rather penetrating, but its correspondent was
a bit baffled by the Bush Blair press conference. If you had the sound
turned off, and just went by the body language, he said, you would conclude
that Bush and Blair had just had a big row.
It might suit Blair to
The Navy is looking for a few good men -- to work as morticians.
http://www.hotjobs.com/cgi-bin/job-show?TEMPLATE=/htdocs/job-show.htmlJ__PINDEX=J956129UUP__SOURCE=HJCP__SOURCE_SPECIFIC=HJCBOLD_KEYWORDS=navy+morticiansBOLD_OPENTAG=%3Cspan+class%3D%22bold-opentag%22%3EBOLD_CLOSETAG=%3C%2Fspan%3E
Naomi Klein in the article Ian sent:
For some, the hijacking of the World Social Forum
by political parties and powerful men is proof that
the movements against corporate globalisation are
finally maturing and getting serious. But is it
really so mature, amidst the graveyard of failed
left
Bad company
Greed, megalomania, conspiracy and coups - David Litvin gives an insider's
view of multinationals in Empires of Profit
Christopher Hope
Saturday February 1, 2003
The Guardian
Empires of Profit: Commerce, Conquest and Corporate Responsibility
by Daniel Litvin
340pp, Texere, £18.99
[The Dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Washington State University
forwarded to all chairs a memo from the Attorney General's office
advising against using university resources for activity relating to war
on Iraq. Below is the response from one of the department chairs.]
* * *
2 Of Every 5 Gulf War
Vets Are On Disability
209,000 Make VA Claims
161,000 Receive Payments
© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com
1-28-3
As the U.S. contemplates another war on Iraq in the coming weeks, most
Americans expect relatively few casualties among the U.S. troops ñ just like
the first Gulf War.
The
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