I agree we should be talking about communism as well as socialism.
Where the repressive powers of the state to stop street demonstrations
are increasingly weak (in practice) and where the market network is
quite sophisticated, values other than that of commodity exchange
value can be incorporated
Tom Walker wrote:
Personally, I think the question can better be addressed through allegory
and emblem than through analysis and evidence.
Arent analysis and evidence a continuation of allegory and emblem with
other means?
Mohammad MAljoo
I seem to remember activists telling Martin Luther King not to branch out
into peace activities, lest he cut his support for civil rights.
Plus ça change,...
At 23:13 10/03/05, Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Among anti-war coalitions and organizations, there have always been
voices that said that
Off the top of my head:
Charles Bean's JEL article of a few years ago refuted the idea
that making it hard to fire workers increased unemployment.
Ormond's book mentions that Europe's work rules have been around for
fifty years, and during most of that time their growth rate exceeded that
of
The German employment situation is complicated by the fact of political
reunification after 1989, which, in economic terms, was a hostile takeover
of one economy (GDR) by another (FRG). Within about three years of the
opening of the Berlin wall, about 40% of the workers in East Germany were
laid
Shades of Deirdre.
At 11:38 11/03/05, you wrote:
Tom Walker wrote:
Personally, I think the question can better be addressed through allegory
and emblem than through analysis and evidence.
Aren't analysis and evidence a continuation of allegory and emblem with
other means?
Mohammad MAljoo
[This throws a bit of a kludge into Bill Gates panglossian strategy for
overcoming the shortcomings of US education]
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-jobless11mar11,0,1675228.story
THE NATION
Long-Term Jobless Find a Degree Just Isn't Working
By Nicholas Riccardi
Times Staff Writer
March
In raw material producing economies like oil rent based economies.. economic rent arising from the swing influences growth with little impact on job creation.
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reforming education seems a good idea anyway. First get rid of no child left
behind...
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://myweb.lmu.edu/jdevine
From: PEN-L list on behalf of Eubulides
[This throws a bit of a kludge into Bill Gates panglossian strategy for
I hate to sound like J-P Sartre, who insisted on following consciousness with
of all the time, but one key question is what kind of growth are we talking
about? growth of _what_? The orthodox economics business view is that
growth is of real GDP, which is Good. In that case, growth means the
For a largely decentralized vision of socialism -- as opposed to the distant
utopia of communism -- I recommend Charlie Andrews' labor republic in his
FROM CAPITALISM TO EQUALITY. It's not market socialism (though some might
quibble about definitions).
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Published on Thursday, March 10, 2005 by CommonDreams.org
MoveOn.org: Making Peace With the War in Iraq
by Norman Solomon
Sadly, it has come to this. Two years after the invasion of Iraq, the
online powerhouse MoveOn.org -- which built most of its member base with a
strong antiwar message -- is
What who are you advising on a position to take ?
The indigenous folks Jim Craven was advising ?
If so , seems best advice is stay out of it, as Jim said. Taiwan is not
really claiming to have derived from some separate kinbased, hunting and
gathering/horticultural society than China as the
At dinner this evening a friend of mine made the claim that the easier
it is to fire workers, the better the growth rate of the economy ---
That's Germany's problem right now, he said, perhaps with good
reason.
Is there any empirical support or refutation of this?
Bill
^^
CB: Somebody
Right on.
At 16:12 11/03/05, you wrote:
Robert Scott Gassler wrote:
Shades of Deirdre.
Yes, and I've been saying this since Deirdre was Don
and since before I ever heard of her.
Mohammad MAljoo
Aren't analysis and evidence a continuation of
allegory and emblem with
other means?
They are indeed
Does Gödel Matter?
The romantic's favorite mathematician didn't prove what you think he did.
By Jordan Ellenberg
the Washington Post's SLATE/Posted Thursday, March 10, 2005, at 4:27 AM PT
The reticent and relentlessly abstract logician Kurt Gödel might seem an
unlikely candidate for popular
This didn't come out with good margins at all, so I'm trying again.
It is not democracy that's on the march in the Middle East
Managed elections are the latest device to prop up pro-western regimes
Seumas Milne
Thursday March 10, 2005
The Guardian
For weeks a western chorus has been
From: Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If Ward C. is to be kicked out, we should kick Niall Ferguson out of
academia too. Among others.
I don't know what Ferguson's doing in academia to begin with. The British
army, according to its website, is currently deployed in over 80 countries
around the
Agreed. . .
In Michigan, Debbie Stabenow voted with Bush and the Republicans to make bankruptcy much more difficult for the 1.5 million citizens pushed there every year. The credit card lobby is besides itself with glee. Carl Levin voted against Bush, by the way.
Read, "Your Money or Your
Speaking of lying down with wolves, what do the names Wolfowitz and
Wolfensohn mean in German? What does Alterman mean?
Jim Devine, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
web: http://myweb.lmu.edu/jdevine/
I don't know about German, but Alter means old in Yiddish. My parents
used to refer to an elderly person
Why does it matter so much what liberals say and do? It's not 1970 anymore.
Doug
Jim Devine writes:
To me, I see no reason to change national boundaries (e.g., merging
China and Taiwan) unless there are really good reasons.
The thing is that almost all Chinese living on the mainland (and almost
half in Taiwan?) don't see China/Taiwan as separate national
boundaries. They
Maybe it's because the number of liberals has fallen so much that it's
getting to where there almost as few as those on the left? They're
getting so that liberal organizations are just as small and pitiful as
leftist sects, so we can see them as competitors?
Jim Devine, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe it's because the number of liberals has fallen so much that it's
getting to where there almost as few as those on the left? They're
getting so that liberal organizations are just as small and pitiful as
leftist sects, so we can see them as competitors?
Jim Devine, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Devine, James wrote:
I think that's the right attitude. Whether someone is a liberal is of
secondary or tertiary or even lowerary importance. Labels are much less
important than concrete issues of politics.
I believe Marx had something along that line to say in the Critique of
the Gotha
BAY AREA PORTS SHUT DOWN TO COMMERCIAL SHIPPING - NO
CARGO WILL MOVE ON MARCH 19TH !!!
Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 10 announced on
March 9 that it will honor the International Day of Protest Against the U.S. War
and Occupation of Iraq by not working any cargo in San Francisco Bay
[was: RE: [PEN-L] Jim Craven on Taiwan]
I wrote: To me, I see no reason to change national boundaries (e.g., merging
China and Taiwan) unless there are really good reasons.
Thomas Lepeardo writes:The thing is that almost all Chinese living on the
mainland (and almost half in Taiwan?) don't see
I just found this sorting through some notes.
John R. Bunting. 1964. The Hidden Face of Free Enterprise: The Strange
Economics of
the American Businessman (NY: McGraw Hill).
He was a vice president of the Philadelphia branch of the Federal Reserve Bank.
104: A Philadelphia banker in 1962 said
Hunting Down 'Computer Pirates' and 'Reputation Terrorists':
http://montages.blogspot.com/2005/03/hunting-down-computer-pirates-and.html.
--
Yoshie
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