For Mark:-
positive review of book in New Scientist by Kenneth Deffeyes
http://www.newscientist.com/opinion/opbooks.jsp?id=ns23137
Chris Burford
London
Interviewed on the Frost Programme (BBC1) this morning, George Soros
welcomed countercyclical measures such as the lowering of interest rates by
the central banks, but thought the ECB should do more.
Mainly he spoke of the gap between markets which have become global, and
the political system
Monday, October 22
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The US planes were no doubt from the Ministry of Enduring Freedom formerly
known as the Ministry of Infinite Justice as well as the Ministry for
Prevention of Terrorism.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
CHAMAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - Afghan refugees fleeing U.S. air raids said
Saturday the strikes destroyed
Hmmm, them Army O'God folks do sound like the religion of someone else we're
trying to git on the other side of the world.
a nation under the power of Evil - Satan, who prowls about the world
seeking the ruin of the souls of mankind A nation ruled by a godless
civil authority that is
Has anyone read the book in the subject line? It was published in Jan 2001.
I'm thinking of using for a public finance course but only know the name of
the book and that he is a progressive.
Thanks.
Eric Nilsson
Economics
CSUSB
Greg Schofield wrote:
Ian, I would put to you that given the concept of Imperialism developed by Lenin
(which I believe lies at the core of our collective understanding) - the evidence is
in a sense just in such an exhaustion of the means of Imperialist competition.
Bear with me a
by Doug Henwood
19 October 2001 23:32 UTC
Doug Henwood wrote:
[Here's what Callinocos says (International Socialism #92, pp. 40-41)]
Negri's reading of Marx involves in fact a systematic rewriting of
some of his key propositions. Three examples will suffice:
(1) The law of the
Re: Stiglitz again
by Carl Remick
20 October 2001 22:58 UTC
Rebalancing priorities
By Joseph Stiglitz
... America has heralded globalization.
But it should now recognize that with globalization
comes interdependence, and with interdependence
comes the need for collective decision making in
I note that last night a ten year old son was chosen to make a statement at
the Concert for New York organised by Paul McCartney, about his father Tom,
who was a fireman killed at the WTC.
Around the same time we now know a ten year old son of Mullah Omar died of
injuries in a bombing raid.
At 21/10/01 14:00 -0400, you wrote:
by Doug Henwood
19 October 2001 23:32 UTC
Doug Henwood wrote:
[Here's what Callinocos says (International Socialism #92, pp. 40-41)]
Negri's reading of Marx involves in fact a systematic rewriting of
some of his key propositions. Three examples will
At 21/10/01 10:48 +0800, you wrote:
Having just sent a posting (to
Discussion of Empire 26.10.01) I thought I would follow it
up.
Although not in the language of Hardt and Negri (which I also find
difficult) you seem to be calling for as radical a rethink.
But can it succeed in a compete
New at www.theglobalsite.ac.uk/justpeace:
Richard Falk, veteran radical international scholar, writes on Defining a
Just War: 'The destruction of both the Taliban regime and the Al Qaeda
network are appropriate goals. ... (But) the justice of the cause and of the
limited ends will be negated by
UN set to appeal for halt in the bombing
War on Terrorism: Observer special
War in Afghanistan: Observer special Islam and the West: Observer special
Jason Burke, Peshawar
Sunday October 21, 2001
The Observer
The United Nations is set to issue an unprecedented appeal to the United
States and
Conditions are such in Afghanistan that the only basis for unity is the army and
religion. These two forces constitute the cohesive unity that unifies this
society.They are the only institutions that have a universal character that spreads
itself across the length and breadth of Afghanistan.
Carrol how good to hear from you and I would like to start off by
agreeing with you - that, vis a vis Lenin's Imperialism, the level
of abstraction is a determining point.
Whether or not we are beyond Lenin is a loaded phrase, I
would say we are certainly beyond Lenin's Imperialism but
Teach-in on America's New War with
Prof. John Quigley
Legal and Political Contexts of the Afghanistan War
Professor John Quigley teaches international law at the Ohio State
University College of Law. Prof. Quigley is widely acclaimed for his
distinguished record of scholarly activist work
Propoganda leaflets inform the Taliban that US bombs are so accurate they
can drop them right through their windows. But the official Pentagon DOD web
site tells a slightly different story: cheers, Ken Hanly (Info from Cursor)
JDAM MISSES INTENDED TARGET IN AFGHANISTAN
At approximately 6:30
The Russian press is reporting that the ground
missions failed. See:
http://www.timesofindia.com/articleshow.asp?art_id=408659872
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