On the question of Soviet Union and state capitalism, check out an interesting
paper by Paul Zarembka in RESEARCH IN POLITICAL ECONOMY vol.13, 1992. Also take
a look at Paresh Chattopadhyay's paper in the same issue.
Cheers, Ajit Sinha
I got the query twice (in each form). Still, I'll bet a kopek
that Marx never said that.
in pen-l solidarity,
Jim Devine
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Econ. Dept., Loyola Marymount Univ., Los Angeles, CA 90045-2699 USA
310/338-2948 (daytime, during workweek); FAX: 310/338-1950
Engels' classic piece on utopian socialism is SOCIALISM: UTOPIAN
AND SCIENTIFIC. As Draper argues in his KARL MARX'S THEORY OF
REVOLUTION, vol 4, ch. 1, Marx & Engels were not opposed to
utopian socialism in the way that's normally assumed. In Levitas'
book, THE CONCEPT OF UTOPIA, she writes that
On Thu, 14 Jul 1994 18:21:18 -0700 Paul Cockshott said:
>I agree that it would be interesting to see what people mean
>by this [state capitalism] as opposed to socialism.
>
>State capitalism implies to me a situation where enterprises
>are owned by the state but remain juridical subjects capable
>
Trond, that's a good plan. But how are you to convince Bill Clinton
and the rest to embrace it?
BTW, is it possible that Russians buy "Western" soft drinks because
it's safer to drink than their water? That used to be true in Mexico,
though many or most of these drinks were produced domestically
I am interested in participating in the political economy dictionary
project, in particular the section on work and labor. I tried to
email directly to our friend in australia but my message was rejected.
Perhaps the persons in charge of the project can contact me directly.
Thanks.
in solid
To PEN-L List:
I think the following conference notice might be of interest to many of
you. I apologize if you receive cross-postings of this note.
Kai Mander
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
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In debate in pen-l a few months back I made reference to a recently-
published book, "Towards a New Socialism," by Paul Cockshott
and myself (Nottingham, England: Spokesman). In case anyone is
interested, it is now available in the US, from Coronet Books,
311 Bainbridge Street, Philadelphia, PA
My last message seems to have not gone out -- we are having intense
thunderstorms here in PA and our E-mail has suffered accordingly. So here
goes again:
My colleague Charles Sackrey and I are seeking a source for a quotation he
believes is somewhere in Marx. The line is something like this: w
>
>On Fri, 15 Jul 1994, Trond Andresen wrote:
>
>> I am hunting for Marx/Engels quotations re their critique of
>> utopian socialism(- ists). Can anybody help?
>>
>> Trond
>>
>>
>>
>Trond: The most obvious refs are the last part of the MANIFESTO and Engel's
>comments in ANTI-DUHRING. You need
My colleague Charles Sackrey and I are trying to identify a quote that
Charles believes is somewhere in Marx, the gist of which is something like
: when the train of history turns a corner, the intellectuals fall off.
(Or words to that effect!) Can anybody help? Thanks in advance.
***
Try Socialism, Utopian and Scientific and Anti-Duhring by Engels
Rudy
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+ Department of Economics + Bitnet [EMAIL PROTECTED]+
+ Wright State Universit
>One of my classmates just told me what must be an old joke in Canada
>about the most recent national election in Canada:
>
>Q. What do a Ferrari and the Tories have in common?
>
>A. Both have two seats.
>
>Steven Zahniser
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The variation is:
Q. What's
friends: I am working on a short guide to accompany my reader *Race and
Gender in the American Economy: Views from Across the Spectrum.* By short
I mean that I think it will run 15 to 20 pages. If you've had the
opportunity to look at the volume and would be interested in previewing the
materi
sorry, I can't resist. But I have to prove that pen-l is still alive.
A: knock knock
B: who's there?
A: O.J.
B: O.J. who?
A: aha! we've finally found a juror!
in pen-l solidarity (and on jury duty, but obviously not on THE case),
Jim Devine
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Econ. Dept., Lo
The case of a McDonalds union north of Toronto may be interested in
illustrating the new Union legislation in Ontario. This case has
been extensively reported in toronto area newspapers, which is where I
got my information about it.
Hope this is some help.
Raja Bhattacharyya
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On Fri, 15 Jul 1994, Trond Andresen wrote:
> I am hunting for Marx/Engels quotations re their critique of
> utopian socialism(- ists). Can anybody help?
>
> Trond
>
>
>
Trond: The most obvious refs are the last part of the MANIFESTO and Engel's
comments in ANTI-DUHRING. You need more than t
/* Written 7:14 AM Jul 15, 1994 by kmander in igc:trade.news */
/* -- "Trade Week 7-15-94" -- */
Trade Week in Review and Resources
Friday, July 15, 1994
Volume 3, Number 28
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Headlines:
COUNTIES WORRIED ABOUT GATT
CLINTON ALIENATIN
The first shipload with Norwegian-produced Pepsi and 7UP is on its way
to Murmansk from the LERUM plant in Sognefjord, Norway (they have the
Pepsi/7UP franchise in Norway). During the the coming months LERUM will
deliver 6 million litres to Moscow and St. Petersburg, with a total
value of 20 milli
I am hunting for Marx/Engels quotations re their critique of
utopian socialism(- ists). Can anybody help?
Trond
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Happy news from Norwegian newspapers:
The first shipload with Norwegian-produced Pepsi and 7UP is on its way
to Murmansk from the LERUM plant in Sognefjord, Norway (they have the
Pepsi/7UP franchise in Norway). During the the coming months LERUM will
deliver 6 million litres to Moscow and St. Pet
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