Re: Satanic mills

1998-02-11 Thread Durant
Mass production and globalisation is necessary if we want to sustain sustainably the earth's population. That is why we cannot go back to some quaint early form of capitalism. Eva [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: More satanic mills

1998-02-11 Thread Ed Weick
>Mike Hollinshead: > >Capitalist ambition seems to be a transmuted form of ascent, where >spiritual ascent is replaced by symbolic ascent or ascent in other forms >e.g. progress. >Capitalism seems to flourish during periods when there is an emphasis >within the culture on people as individuals, de

Re UK Policy 3rd Way - Mayor ?s

1998-02-11 Thread Guy Dauncey
I lived in Britain until 1990, when I moved to Canada, where I now live. I found it really refreshing to discover that there could be directly elected mayors in their 20s and 30s - such a thing never happened in Britain, as I recall. My main impression of local government in Britain is that compa

Reich Article (fwd)

1998-02-11 Thread Arthur Cordell
This is a longish piece forwarded to me by an FWer. I am passing it along to the list. arthur cordell === The Nation February 16, 1998 Broken Faith Why We Need to Renew the Social Compact By Robert B. Reich Presidents come and go in America these days, but inequality j

FW: The Digital Environment

1998-02-11 Thread Bob McDaniel
Hi I am greatly enjoying the wealth of info on this listserv on history, economics, sociology, etc., pertaining to work. When I find something particularly interesting I copy and paste it into my FutureWork document. It now stands at 1601 pages! A search on "digital" brought up material suggesti

Re UK Policy 3rd Way - Mayor ?s

1998-02-11 Thread M.Blackmore
The question was put "A question: do I infer correctly from this that Mayors in the UK are not currently elected? If so, how are they selected, and to whom are they accountable? I presume there is some democratic representation at the civic level?" It's late at night, so this might get a bit garb

Re: Satanic mills

1998-02-11 Thread Mike Hollinshead
The answer is simple if not necessarily easy. States make corporations by the legislation that they pass concerning them. Legislation can be changed or revoked. Ultimately states have a monopoly on force. If the states want their way they can have it. We have to take back the states from the c

KCTU resolution for a General Strike

1998-02-11 Thread Tom Walker
Official Resolution of KCTU delegation convention Resolution of KCTU delegates The Plan for KCTU general strike struggle WE DEMAND the retirement of chaebol chiefs and offering their personal wealth to the society WE ARE AGAINST the legislation of lay-off on managerial reasons and temporary ma