Does anyone know any of the organisations in this Association?
and have a recommendation?
http://hetecon.com/
Chris Burford
London
Q:
Does anyone know any of the organisations in this Association?
and have a recommendation?
http://hetecon.com/
A:
The European Memorandum Group is fighting for leftist economic policies
(post-Keynesian style) in Europe, includes leftist economists from France,
Germany, others. Critical of the
Threads Unravel in Iraqi's Tale
Story of Husband's Execution Contradicted by Relatives Who Say He Is Alive
By Peter Finn
Washington Post Foreign Service
Thursday, January 20, 2005; Page A18
An Iraqi woman who was granted refugee status in the United States after
telling The Washington Post and
Dear Chris,
I assume that you are referring to the Association for heterodox
Economics. It was formed in 1999--its history can be found under the
Annual Conference and then click on about the AHE. The AHE is its own
organization so to speak--it does not consist of any other
organizations. Of
I'll take Cohen over KM on 20th century property rights and the legal
construction of the public/private binary any day of the week. Btw, at one
time Cohen *was* a Marxist...
Ian
^^
CB: You can have him.
Was a Marxist ? Sounds like he was going out of the world backwards.
http://www.president.harvard.edu/speeches/2005/women_and_science.pdf
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Boston Hearld, Thursday, January 20, 2005
Find them! Feds hunt 'terror team' as pols appeal for calm
By Tom Farmer and Michele McPhee
Authorities are scouring Boston for four Chinese nationals and two Iraqi
men who may pose a nuclear threat to the city based on a report from an
unidentified man
Hi, Louis. Thanks for your comments.
Academic analysis is about ambiguity, unlike politics.
cheers Juan
http://www.juancole.com
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www.marxmail.org
http://www.marxist.com/Latinam/venepal_nationalised.htm
Chavez nationalises Venepal under workers' control
We want to liberate ourselves from capitalism
By Jorge Martin
Chavez talks to Venepal worker after signing the decree.
On the morning of January 19th, in the Ayacucho room of the
Pen-l is quiet, too quiet, today. What you folks doin', watching the
coronation on TV?
Jim Devine, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
web: http://myweb.lmu.edu/jdevine/
Revenge of Socialist Realism:
http://montages.blogspot.com/2005/01/revenge-of-socialist-realism.html
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Yoshie
* Critical Montages: http://montages.blogspot.com/
* Proud of Britain: http://www.proudofbritain.net/ and
http://www.proud-of-britain.org.uk/
Exchange with Charles Brown:
^
Castoriadis, Marx and Aristotle
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CB:
... Well then , do tell, what _is_ Castoriadis's critique of Marx ? ...
... the concepts nomos and physis derived exactly from a slaveowning
society are not the
Devine, James wrote:
Pen-l is quiet, too quiet, today. What you folks doin', watching the
coronation on TV?
We had a very quick but (for us and considering the weather) nicely
attended and crisply executed Alternate Inauguration at the center of
Bloomington: for An Alternate Bush -- i.e. a
With the benefit of the Atlantic between us, what I picked up from the
BBC is that the address is an unprecedented declaration of massive
global intervention, with the only compromise that there might be a
bit more subtlety in how this is coordinated with Europe.
That is Blair's only
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/20/05 1:51 PM
Pen-l is quiet, too quiet, today. What you folks doin', watching the
coronation on TV?
hail to the thief...
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Please Note:
Due to Florida's very broad public records law, most written
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From: PEN-L list [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Charles Brown
CB: You can have him.
Was a Marxist ? Sounds like he was going out of the world backwards.
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Yawn.
Theodore Sky, _To Provide for the General Welfare: A History of the
Federal Spending Power_. Newark, DE: University of Delaware Press,
2003. 442 pp. $75 (cloth), ISBN: 0-87413-793-4.
Reviewed for EH.NET by Michael R. Adamson, NASA Ames Research Center
History Office.
_To Provide for the
You may not believe this: http://www.fema.gov/kids/games/tsunami/
^^^
Exchange with Tom Walker
^^^
TW:
Conversely, I would ask how can we use an understanding of the changes
in differential accumulation to explain why working people don't rise up
in revolt against such evidently oligarchic and antisocial
full: http://atimes.com/atimes/Global_Economy/FL17Dj01.html
Global Economy
MONEY, POWER and MODERN ARTPART 2: A monetary coup d'etatBy Henry C K Liu
Throughout the history of the United States, up to the present time, this dispute, along with the controversy between specie money
Jonathan Nitzan wrote:
Differential accumulation works partly through mass
persuasion and the
use of force.
If that's the best it can do, it's an elephant
labouring to give birth to a mouse. We could ask,
then, what's persuasion?; what's force? but let's not
go there until we give value
Exchange with Tom Walker:
TW:
So I can see where value theory or value may seem to be inoperative
concepts. They no longer attach themselves to a formidable portion of
the accumulation processValue is produced over here and over here
and here and capital is accumulated over there and over
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