As for Hayek, Fueredi's criticism of him in Mythical Past, Elusive Future
is pretty compelling. I tried to give you some good leads for criticism of
Living Marxism in terms of their support of green revolution solutions.
Not that I am persuaded by these criticisms, but they are interesting and
On Fri, December 19, 1997 at 16:18:51 (-0500) Louis Proyect writes:
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At any rate, to get a flavor for the intellectual bits and pieces that
Furedi has accumulated like a pack-rat, here's something from Julian Simon,
a leading libertarian, who's one of his favorites. It is identical to the
sort
One of the differences I have had with Doug and other friends about the
LM/RCP phenomenon is whether it is actually possible to see its current day
ultrarightism as an outgrowth of a legitimate Marxist outlook they held in
the past or something external.
I put much more emphasis on external
