I've heard alot of pie in the sky ways of attracting investment, but this is
unique in my experience. maggie coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not sure about what technology shock is, but I do think the increase in
teen pregnancy is over stated. I believe I've said this before, the method
of reporting the statistics has more to do with the increase than actually
increasing teen births.
maggie coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21/November/1996 06:28pm >>>
>David Harvey's book on postmodernism argues (to summarize in
>more than desperate brevity) that the rise of postmodern theory
>is a reflection of the rise of postmodern capitalism, i.e.,
>increased flexibility, decentralization, etc., etc. H
> > check the forward to Hal Draper's "Karl Marx's Theory of Revolution"
> > Vol 2...forward is entitled "How Not to Quote Marx"...Michael
>
> Or check-out Ch. 1 of Joseph O'Malley and Keith Algozin ed. _Rubel on Karl
> Marx_ (Cambridge, CUP, 1981).
to what end?...my suggestion to check out Drap
On Thu, 21 Nov 1996, D Shniad wrote:
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In a message dated 96-11-21 09:00:06 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Susan Feiner)
writes:
>bj:Neo-Nazis on Net?
>Date: 96-11-21 09:00:06 EST
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>Friends: this came to me via another list. I
It appears I was a little quick on the mouse (or a little slow)...
There are a lot of good things about the Net, but the means by which things
circulate aren't always effective.
Anders Schneiderman
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THE CANADIAN CENTRE FOR POLICY ALTERNATIVES
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"Perhaps a rubbish heap is, after all, the best image for the rough jumble
of jurisdictions, laws, budgets, regulations, evasions, habits, agencies and
officials that together make up the policy apparatus of the state.
Certainly, not
The Marx quote under discussion implies that ruthless criticism is a
condition of science, or perhaps the social sciences in particular.
Is it possible to go one step further and contend that a position of
opposition to the existing social order is a necessary precondition
of science? This m
At 5:59 PM 11/20/96, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Philip Kraft discusses the new VW plant in Resende, Brazil. The special
>section on technology in the Nov. 18 WSJ includes an article on Colgate
>which suggests the the new intranet software connecting not only all
>Colgate plants and employees aroun
Jim Devine wrote about an article by George Akerlof and Janet Yellen (of UC
Berkeley)
>As I understand their theory, the sudden increase in the
>availability of contraception technology and abortion in the US
>during the early 1970s (which isn't totally a technology shock
>but also a change i
sorry about posting a message about my cold to pen-l. Now if the
damn thing would go away...
in pen-l solidarity,
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Econ. Dept., Loyola Marymount Univ.
7900 Loyola Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90045-8410 USA
310/338-2948 (daytime, during workweek); FAX
Blair: 1) what is the "modernist" or "modernish" theory that you
are criticizing (below) as inadequate to explain these events?
who wrote this theory? I think that most Marxists are aware of
the fact that capitalism is changing in the general direction
which you describe. (a non-Marxist on thi
Dear Pen-lers,
Perhaps some of you have been following the on-and-off news
story about the Miss World pageant being held in Bangalore, India (this
coming Sat.) There has been a vigorous outcry against the event by an unsual
collection of political and other groups - feminists, farme
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> Small wonder that Marx stated repeatedly that he wasn't a Marxist.
this is one of those "juicy morsels" that has taken on a life of
its own...although I'm not sure that I've ever seen it attributed
as something M "stated repeatedly"...and let me be clear in saying
that I agree with the notion t
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Subject: Re: Strike at Yale (fwd)
-- Forwarde
Michael Hoover wrote:
> check the forward to Hal Draper's "Karl Marx's Theory of Revolution"
> Vol 2...forward is entitled "How Not to Quote Marx"...Michael
Or check-out Ch. 1 of Joseph O'Malley and Keith Algozin ed. _Rubel on Karl
Marx_ (Cambridge, CUP, 1981).
Jerry
>>"If the construction of the future and its completion
>> for all time is not our task, all the more certain is what
>> we must accomplish in the present; I mean, the ruthless
>> criticism of everything that exists; the criticism being
>> ruthless i
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