- Charles Woolfson, "The Labour Theory of Culture" (London: Routledge
Kegan Paul, 1982).
This is one of the few scientific, not textual, works on culture and its
development that I have seen. It addresses topics such as language,
labor, speech, and, of course, how all these are
Shawgi, I've heard of this book, but didn't know anything about it
yet. Thanks for the paragraph. Have you read the whole thing? Does
it make a lot of sense to you? Do you think I ought to take a look
at it?
[Sorry to be so slow replying to your mail, but I've not forgotten.]
Thanks,
Lisa
On Fri, 2 Feb 1996, Lisa Rogers wrote:
Shawgi, I've heard of this book, but didn't know anything about it
yet. Thanks for the paragraph. Have you read the whole thing? Does
it make a lot of sense to you? Do you think I ought to take a look
at it?
[Sorry to be so slow replying to your
Re: Review of Olasky's _The Tragedy of American Compassion_
Thanks to Meeropol for posting that review. This Olasky thing sounds
like a mate to George Gilder.
Presented as "economics", Gilder prescribes religion and
anti-rationalism as ways to stimulate and preserve capitalism. Also,
more
The Globe and MailFebruary 2, 1996
CAPITALISM MUST DEVELOP A HEART, EXECUTIVES TOLD
Davos forum kicks off with a warning that
greed is ultimately bad for business
DAVOS, Switzerland -- One thousand of the world's top
executives were warned yesterday that unless they treat
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La Jornada, January 30, 1996
THE EZLN CALLS FOR INTERCONTINENTAL
GATHERING AGAINST NEO-LIBERALISM
First Declaration of La Realidad
Against Neoliberalism and For Humanity
"I have arrived, I am here present, I the singer.
Enjoy in good time, come here to present
yourselves
STATES LOOK TO OUTSOURCING IS FUNCTIONS
State officials in Iowa will decide in the next few weeks whether to
outsource their information systems, and other states are watching their
deliberations carefully. As many as 17 states, and countless local
governments, are looking at outsourcing
At 11:01 AM 2/2/96 -0800, you wrote:
But I'm sure that many of you already know about the infamous Poor
Laws. Illegalized and severely punished camping out/ squatting,
distinguished 'deserving' poor from the non-deserving, imprisoned
paupers in abusive and exploitative 'work houses'
I really don't understand how to draw a line between services and
manufacturing and how it is used as if they are rival developments in an
economy. I am trying to find a way to express the sectorial differences and
understand the dynamic changes they are undergoing. If you share your
opinions,
A somewhat dated but useful book might be "Manufacturing Matters" by
Cohen and Zysman.
Anthony D'Costa
Univ of Washington Tacoma
On Fri, 2 Feb 1996, D Shniad wrote:
STATES LOOK TO OUTSOURCING IS FUNCTIONS
State officials in Iowa will decide in the next few weeks whether to
outsource their information systems, and other states are watching their
deliberations carefully. As many as 17 states, and countless
On Fri, 2 Feb 1996, dilek cetindamar karaomerlioglu wrote:
I really don't understand how to draw a line between services and
manufacturing and how it is used as if they are rival developments in an
economy. I am trying to find a way to express the sectorial differences and
understand the
"outsourcing" is management's value-neutral term for contracting out.
Sid Shniad
What exactly does "outsource" mean? What is the definition of this term?
TIA
Shawgi Tell
University at Buffalo
Graduate School of Education
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 2 Feb 1996, D Shniad wrote:
"outsourcing" is management's value-neutral term for contracting out.
Sid Shniad
What exactly does "outsource" mean? What is the definition of this term?
TIA
Shawgi Tell
University at Buffalo
Graduate School of Education
[EMAIL
I'm not on these Lists right now, so any replies have to be to me
personally.
Where can I find information (preferably on the Internet)
regarding models for municipalities or regional governments that is from a
people's grassroots POV? Surely someone must have given a lot of
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