One of the editors of that book from Verso is a member of the League of Revolutionaries for a new America (formerly the Communist Labor Party). I can dig up his e-mail addy if you wish to take up these issues further. In the meantime visit the LRNA website. And read some communist beat poetry from one of their cadre, San francisco's Jack Hirschman. >From: Steve Diamond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Date: 12/21/01 2:48:28 PM >
>I found a collection called Cutting Edge: Technology, Information, >Capitalism and Social Revolution, edited by Davis, Hirschl and Stack (Verso >1997) to be very useful on the questions you ask. The open question in my >mind is the nature of surplus value production on a global basis today: >does the emergence of companies like Intel, Msft, Oracle, etc. on the "high >end" add sufficient surplus value to keep the system profitable and growing >or does it require supplmentation by sweatshop labor on the "low end"? > >Stephen F. Diamond >School of Law >Santa Clara University >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
