What has happened? I don't get any pen-mail. Is it me? (Bad breath?)
Or has everyone except me taken holiday at the same time?
I miss PEN ... especially with the state PKT is in.
Johan
I don't think you'll find an agreed upon method to sort out efficiency
wages from compensating differentials. There are few direct, objective,
general measures of effort, capital specificity, bargaining power, etc. The
one article I know of, as evidence against efficiency wages, was by David
Does anyone have citations to articles that empirically the existence of
efficiency wages? Thanks in advanceHeather Grob
> On Thu, 24 Aug 1995, John R. Ernst wrote: >
> > Harry,
> >
> > Can you suggest critiques of Genovese's slavery stuff that show how his
> > present and past politics are "embodied" in his Political Economy of
> > Slavery, Roll, Jordan Roll, et al.
>
John: You might also want to look
On Thu, 24 Aug 1995, John R. Ernst wrote: >
> Harry,
>
> Can you suggest critiques of Genovese's slavery stuff that show how his
> present and past politics are "embodied" in his Political Economy of
> Slavery, Roll, Jordan Roll, et al.
John:
If by "critiques" you mean written/published
Doug and Harry,
Thanks for the enlightening information about Fox-Genovese
couple. Who knows how many more renegates there are? Please keep digging in.
Ciao,
Fikret Ceyhun
Dept. of Economics e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Univ. of North Dakota voice: (701)777
Louis Proyect:
By the way, Doug and I both went after the Genovese gang on the Marxism
list some months ago. I discussed a review of his new book and an old
comrade of mine (not the one who is mentioned just below) offered some
thoughtful reflections on Genovese's views on slavery.
>
> Loui
On Thu, 24 Aug 1995 "Harry M. Cleaver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
Harry,
Can you suggest critiques of Genovese's slavery stuff that show how his
present and past politics are "embodied" in his Political Economy of
Slavery, Roll, Jordan Roll, et al.
>Doug:
>
>Thanks for the update. Hav
Doug:
Thanks for the update. Have they joined the Right Wing National
Association of Scholars? Have they joined David Horowitz's "Second
Thoughts" group of ex-new lefties turned neoconservative? Probably not
the latter. After all Eugene was blasting the New Left years ago. His
wife's associ
I just got the press pack from the Independent Women's Forum, the
Washginton-based right-wing women's group headed by Barbara Ledeen, wife of
the notorious covert operator Michael Ledeen. The IWF is funded in part by
the Bradley Foundation, one of the major funders of the big-time right.
Elizabeth
Dear pen-llers,
Today's Washington Post finds (not suprisingly) that support grows for the
independent vote in '96. The Times MIrror found that 26 percent of the
electorate would vote for an unnamed independent presidential candidate in 1996,
while 32 percent would vote for Clinton and 35 percen
Louis: This sounds consistent with what I've been hearing out of
Nicaragua in recent years. The selfish behavior of Sandinista cadre is
depressing, but really part of the same pattern that exists everywhere on
the planet earth today. The only thing I would question is the moral
perspective you
A friend not on the list is looking for data on public ownership of
industry for a comparative systems course she is teaching. Please respond
privately to me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks
Kevin Quinn
You should definitely consider The American University. Our PhD program
is very strong in both traditional and political economy theory and our
econometrics sequence is quite rigorous. I will let other penlers from
other programs toot their own horns, but I think our PhD political economy
curricul
Louis N Proyect said something about Nicaragua in a recent post, which
prompt me to the following:
Two friends of mine came back from Nicaragua a month ago, after working
there for a year. She was there on a NORAD(Norwegian Foreign Aid
Dept.)-financed project as a theatrical instructor. He was th
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