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From: PAT CAPLAN [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ASSIGNMENT IN GENEVA
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In message Tue, 1 Nov 1994 19:54:30 -0500,
"GARY DYMSKI" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In message 27 Oct 1994 12:31:38 -0700,
pat mason [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Credit scoring is simply one of many possible methods of assessing
creditworthiness.
As a practical matter, credit scoring is
In light of Phil Ohara's comments about the possible chauvinist characteristics
of pen-l, I must say that at least one friend of mine delighted in calling pen-
l "pen-s" because she found it so male dominated.
That said, I think it is only fair to point out that these discussion lists
have a
Glad to see that Doug found Roemer's book irritating. I sure did. But I
also found many pen-lers responses to Roemer's book -- not to speak of
the little club that Erik Olin Wright organized to comment on the book --
even more irritating.
For your interest, Doug, I vented all my spleen on the
A recent posting suggested a list called FEMECON as a good source of info
and debate on gender issues and economics. Perhaps someone could post
the address of the listserver, and instructions on how to subscribe?
Thanks (in advance), Barry Levitt
It's not a crime to go somewhere else for a better audience in feminist
economics, but the fact that we pen-llers call ourselves "progressive" and
don't very often talk about feminism should be yet another red flag that maybe
we are losing some sight as to what being progressive means! I don't
A few things...
1. I received a message through a friend from PEN-L concerning
Charles Murray having been involved in the `violence initiative'
the search for the holy violence gene. Could whoever put that
out please provide a/some citations. That is useful info.
2. Mr. Murray will be speaking
/* Written 8:40 AM Nov 2, 1994 by kmander in igc:trade.news */
/* -- "Trade Week 11-2-94" -- */
Trade Week in Review
Wednesday, November 2, 1994
Volume 3, Number 44
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HEADLINES:
Hollings Schedules Hearings on GATT Special Deals
_Cruel and Unusual Punishment_
by Mary Murray, "The U.S. Blockade Against Cuba," Melbourne:
Ocean Press 1993; 117 pages, footnotes, ISBN 1-875284-78-8,
US$9.95 --comments by Dale Wharton [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/94
OCTOBER 26, 1994, for the third straight year,
1. Interesting!
2. There are two recent PhD's Greek students (John Paschakis-York and Leo Miche
lis-Queen's) who if you wish could be told about this.
3. If there are consulting possibilities connected with this project, I think w
e should explore jointly if you are interested. Never had anything
Phil, for pen-l or pkt to discuss issues of gender and patriarchy,
it is necessary that someone post some opinion with which people
disagree on those subjects. To my mind, the role of gender
patriarchy is quite important in our political economy. No one
seems to deny this.
How about a
I've posted this notice on a few lists, please forgive any duplication.
The State of New Jersey under Governor Whitman abolished its Department of
Higher Education last summer. She has appointed a Task Force to formulate
recommendations about how to change collective bargaining. Currently
Capitalism need not encourage change. Capitalism could be appropriated
(harnessed is a better term) to serve "conservative" interests. But then
again "conservatism" is being seen through "liberal" lens. In the US
conservatism is closely tied to capitalism and in non-western societies
with
It's not a crime to go somewhere else for a better audience in feminist
economics, but the fact that we pen-llers call ourselves "progressive" and
don't very often talk about feminism should be yet another red flag that maybe
we are losing some sight as to what being progressive means! I don't
36 members of the International Socialists of South Korea (ISSK) were
arrested on October 15. Below is a call for support from the International
Socialists of Canada, and an update by Alex Callinicos of the Socialist
Workers Party in Britain. Please send all messages to me and I will forward
them
Personally, I believe in working/theorising/ and even more playing BOTH in
separate groups AND in coalitions - which is why I'm on both Femecon (and
IAFFE) and Pen-l. But I admit to feeling Femecon more my home. And let's
face it, the history is that most progressive movements which are not
*** ACTION ALERT **
CALL ADVERTISERS SUPPORTING SCAB NEWSPAPERS
The monopoly San Francisco News Agency, which operates both the
San Francisco CHRONICLE and SF EXAMINER has launched an all-out assault
on its unionized workers.
Not only has it
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