Also:
International Contributions to Labour Studies (Academic Press) - this is
part of the "package deal with Cambridge Journal of Ec. and Contrib. to PE, and
comes out once a year.
Rethinking Marxism (AESA, UMASS (Amherst)), if it is still being put out.
Rich Parkin,
Case West
Eric Nilsson wrote:
> (Note: published BLS numbers for "unemployment duration"
> are not what they seem -- they measure of the average length
> of time people currently unemployed have been unemployed
> (that is, they have not yet completed their spell of unemployment).)
I seem to recall a copy of the Contract... being posted on PENL a few months
ago. I seem to have shown excessive zeal in use of the delete key - does
anybody happen to still have a virtual copy that they could forward to me.
Thanks in advance.
Rich Parkin,
Case Weste
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >
> > No genuine political party that I have EVER heard of arose EXCEPT
> > out of an internal struggle of existing political parties, obviously drawing
> > in politically active elements from the outside. The emergence of the
> > Republican party from the Whig
> ___
>
> My mail system seems to have kicked me off pen-l (and pkt, for that matter)
> for the past 2 weeks. Is this a capitalist plot in preparation for
> privatisation of the internet, or merely a bias of my own mail system?
>
> Could someone please send me a message on
Would anyone out there happen to know what the unemployment benefit laws are in
Ontario; i.e.,
(i) How is the weekly benefit amount calculated?
(ii) Is there a floor and ceiling on this amount, and is any ceiling
dependent on the average weekly wage, an
> Dear Pen-l folks,
> Could anyone please direct me to where I can obtain names
> and locations of military bases that were supposed to be closed but
> continue to remain in existence. Much thanks.
>
> Arvind Jaggi
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
There was a story about this in today's N
> A couple of comments/questions on coupon socialism:
> 2. By a serendipitous journey in the last few days I've come across Walras'
> "ticket economy", his utopian formulation for socialism, which he argues
> would deliver both social justice and maximization of social wealth
> (delivered thr
I tried to send this a couple of days ago - apologies for duplication, but it
didn't turn up in my mailbox...
On 19th March Paul Cockshott wrote:
> I have tended to argue against the proposal for a
> basic income on several grounds:
>
> 1) the advocates of a basic income seem to take as given
I tried to send this a couple of days ago - apologies for duplication, but it
didn't turn up in my mailbox...
On 19th March Paul Cockshott wrote:
> I have tended to argue against the proposal for a
> basic income on several grounds:
>
> 1) the advocates of a basic income seem to take as given
On 19th March Paul Cockshott wrote:
> I have tended to argue against the proposal for a
> basic income on several grounds:
>
> 1) the advocates of a basic income seem to take as given the
> existing capitalistic organisation of our society in which a
> large part of the population are unable to
On 19th March Paul Cockshott wrote:
> I have tended to argue against the proposal for a
> basic income on several grounds:
>
> 1) the advocates of a basic income seem to take as given the
> existing capitalistic organisation of our society in which a
> large part of the population are unable to
Apologies for bothering the list with this, but somebody posted a couple of
S & L references at the end of last week, which I seem to have inadvertently
deleted. Is there any chance that they could please send them to me again?
Thanks in advance.
Rich Parkin,
Case Western Reser
Apologies for bothering the list with this, but somebody posted a couple of
S & L references at the end of last week, which I seem to have inadvertently
deleted. Is there any chance that they could please send them to me again?
Thanks in advance.
Rich Parkin,
Case Western Reser
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