The Economic Times
Saturday, April 06, 2002
Top Japan banks seen posting 01-02 net loss
REUTERS
TOKYO: All top Japanese banking groups are likely to bleed red ink for the
2001-02 business year that ended last week as they aggressively boosted
loan-loss provisions against risky borrowers,
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS, DAILY REPORT, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 2002:
RELEASED TODAY: Both payroll employment and the unemployment rate were
little changed in March, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports.
Manufacturing and construction each lost nearly 40,000 jobs, but services
employment
For what it's worth, I agree with Jurriaan on all of the below (unless I've
missed something).
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Andrew writes:Debord saw this as a manifestation of the society of the
spectacle. The
reporting on each crisis is the same or near same as the previous, with the
content of each forgotten with the next and so on.
what is the basis for the society of the spectacle? Is it just a
description or is
Put Venezuela on the list, where now some labor
leaders seem to be taking their turn in following
a script out of CIA headquarters.
Gene Coyle
while the CIA is probably involved, I think it's a mistake to see this
solely in terms of CIA machinations. Venezuela is a country with a social
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Louis,
I utterly agree with you. Years back, I was fortunate enough to meet and
become a close friend of a great Spanish Marxist philosopher, named Manuel
Sacristán Luzón, the translator and introducer of Lukacs, Gramsci, and many
others into Spanish. Manuel was one of the first marxists to
Can her talk be put on the webv?
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Jim, I don't see what you are saying here. Chile too ... is a country
with a social system (classes, etc) ... So what? Nebraska has a social
system, classes, etc. -- does that mean the CIA can't depose the governor?
Or that it can?
The steps unfolding in Venezuala are reminiscent of
If I reply to one message per day in this thread (as I'm constrained to do),
it will continue until 2010. I haven't even read Miychi's missives yet... JD
I wrote:But wasn't Earl Browder -- a long-term leader who was quite
popular with the CPUSA's rank and file members -- kicked out of the
New from EPI:
The unremarkable record of liberalized trade
After 20 years of global economic deregulation, poverty and inequality are
as pervasive as ever
by Christian E. Weller, Robert E. Scott and Adam S. Hersh
http://www.epinet.org/briefingpapers/sept01inequality.html
juicy excerpt:
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http://www.eurasianet.org
EURASIA INSIGHT April 8, 2002
TURKEY: ECONOMY SPELLS TROUBLE FOR RUSSIA, IRAN, AZERBAIJAN
Michael Lelyveld: 4/4/02
New economic figures from Turkey are raising some old questions about energy
planning that could soon cut into gas exports from Russia, Iran, and
Jim writes:
In any event, history -- i.e., the 1973 Chilean
coup -- doesn't repeat itself.
I would say it does but each time differently. There seems to be
lots of CIA involvement in Venezuela. Of course, this is not to
deny that Venezuela is a country with a social system with which
Chavez,
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(Apologies for cross-posting)
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From Daniell Aaron's history of the Left and the literary
intelligentsia. Preface by Alan Wald, Columbia Univ. Press.
M.P.
...Maltz's article bristled with heresies. Had he written it
during the united-front days of 1935-39 or in the war years of
Soviet-American co-operation, when
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 2002 11:57:29 -0700
From: Michael Lerner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Would you please send this out to all your email lists--because some
people on those list may wish to join us, or be strengthened in their
resolve to
Hi,
Speaking of South Africa, I am trying to contact Mojalefa Ralekheto, a very
valuable militant of the SouhAfrican Congress, and a former classmate of
mine, now residing in South africa. If you happen to know his e-mail
address please let me know. thanks.
Ignacio
Again Charles, read some sources like, The Communist Movement,
2 volumes, translated in the late 70's by Monthly Review Press,
author is Spanish Communist Fernando Claudin and/or, Stalin
and the European Communists, by Italian Communist historian,
Paulo Spriono, published by Verso Books in
http://www.frontpagemag.com/archives/leftism/two_evils.htm
.,..The Soviet tie, according to Schrecker, along with the outrageous
orders that the Party issued to its cadres, did not interfere
with its ability to play a progressive role in American society
and culture.
The small but cunning word
Michael Pugliese cites Ronald Radosh:
http://www.frontpagemag.com/archives/leftism/two_evils.htm
They speculate that, by having the French Communists
appear to be the authors of the condemnation of Browder, the
Soviets may have hoped to avoid alerting American leaders prematurely
to the
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/662026/posts
yahoo.com | Mon Apr 8, 2002 - 3:01 PM ET | Pascal Fletcher,Reuters
CARACAS, Venezuela (Reuters) - Venezuelan troops tightened security
at oil facilities on Monday as stoppages by state oil workers
halted exports, jolting the world's No. 4
I wasn't criticizing you, but rather some folks on the left who are too pat
in their analyses. I just think we have to (1) realize that the CIA is
important while (2) being clear that sometimes leaders like Chavez
antagonize important constituencies independent of the CIA's efforts. Of
course,
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS, DAILY REPORT, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 2002:
The unemployment rate edged up 0.2 percentage points to 5.7 percent in
March, but employers added 58,000 workers to their payrolls, further proof
that a recovery is under way, according to figures released Friday by the
Bureau of
How is this news? I have been hearing for some time now that the Japanese
banking system was in disaster mode. And yet it seems to be surprising that
they will not make a profit. What am I missing?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel.
I'm not sure that we have much to gain by rehashing the old debates about
Stalinist bureaucracy.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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States.
Full at:
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storycid=506506e=11u=/a
p/20020408/ap_wo_en_ge/world_oil_22
Mark Weisbrot wrote this letter. They are trying to collect
economists' signatures. If you are interested, reply to the
address at the bottom, not to me or the list.
An Open Letter From Economists on the Crisis in Argentina
We, the undersigned economists, express our concern
that
With Turkey qualify as too big to fail within the context of the war on
terrorism?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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