On Sat, 20 Feb 1999, Joseph Green wrote:
> All outside powers have to be condemned, and our orientation has to be
> to the working masses of the region. The Serbian occupation is an
> outside force just as much as the big powers are, and the conflict of
> the Serbian government with the big pow
On Fri, 19 Feb 1999, Henry C.K. Liu wrote:
> Where is the party? Who is celebrating and celebrating what? A lot of working
> people in America are finally going to lose their jobs and companies are going
> to go under.
The US owes Japan $1 trillion. Lessening the interest burden on that debt
is
In a message dated 99-02-19 21:23:53 EST, michael writes:
<< I thought that the comment on McVeigh was inappropriate. Even if you
accept his thesis that bombing the oppressor is a reasonable approach,
killing children does not make much sense.
>>
I'm not sure who Michael is addressing in th
Dear Friends:
My book on the steel industry is out, titled "The Global Restructuring of
the Steel Industry: Innovations, Institutions and Industrial Change",
London: Routledge (Routledge series in International Business and the
World Economy).
It's an expensive book so I hope you will encourage
Valis wrote a note that sounded as if he were praising McVeigh. I do not approve
of him or his views in any way.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In a message dated 99-02-19 21:23:53 EST, michael writes:
>
> << I thought that the comment on McVeigh was inappropriate. Even if you
> accept his thesis
(From the essay on Freud in "Studies and Further Studies in a Dying
Culture", published by Monthly Review. Cauldwell worked as reporter, editor
and publisher until 1934, when he devoted himself to freelance writing. His
two major works are "Illusion and Reality," and "The Crisis in Physics." He
jo
>Louis, can you elaborate on your post about Harvey and Leibniz and material
>destruction of the earth? I don't understand the attention he gives
>Leibniz; my eyes glazed over in these sections of the book.
>
>Bill Burgess
Harvey's attack on Perelman, O'Connor and Foster has tended to be seen in
SAIPAN, Northern Mariana Islands -- Outside in the balmy tropical air,
residents with deep tans and hefty girths like to relax beneath the palm
trees that shade the long white beaches on this tiny Pacific island.
Inside a nearby garment factory, rows of workers from China
perform roboti
Louis Proyect wrote:
> Joseph Green:
> > But the right to self-determination isn't just
> > necessary in
> >order to help the Albanian Kosovars. It is also necessary
> >in the interest of the Serbian working class, youth, and
> >progressive activists.The oppression of Kosovo has been a
> >ro
John Lacny wrote:
> Joseph,
>
> I know we've had exchanges on this subject on other lists before,
> but I'd just like to point out that raising the cry "Self-Determination
> for Kosovo!" at this moment is analogous to raising the cry
> "Self-Determination for Kuwait!" eight years ag
2nd half of
"Support the right to
self-determination of Kosovo!"
(Communist Voice, vol. 4, #4, Dec. 8, 1998)
The Recent History of Kosovo
One of the reasons for the discontent of the Albanian
(From Harvey's "Justice, Nature and the Geography of Difference")
Leibniz made a strong distinction between possible and compossible worlds.
While the former embraces an infinite variety of potential creative
choices, the latter restricts the spatial relations internalized within a
particular cho
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In a message dated 99-02-19 15:59:07 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (robin alexander)
Dear union brothers and sisters an
0100,0100,0100C03 Swiss Roman
10ptSEEING YUGOSLAVIA THROUGH A DARK GLASS:
Politics, Media and the Ideology of Globalization
by Diana Johnstone
Diana Johnstone was the European editor of In These
Times
from 1979 to 1990, and press officer of the Green group in the
European Parlia
I must say I agree with Louis on Serbia/Kosova. In fact, I would go
further and suggest that supporting Kosovar independence is to
support a new American and German imperialism. This is outlined
in a very long article that I will send as a separate post (so that
those who are not interested
Joseph Green:
> But the right to self-determination isn't just necessary in
>order to help the Albanian Kosovars. It is also necessary in
>the interest of the Serbian working class, youth, and
>progressive activists.The oppression of Kosovo has been a
>rope around the neck of the Serbian peopl
On Wed, February 3, 1999 at 00:45:42 (-0600) William S. Lear writes:
> ... Cockburn once remarked
>on the inoculating properties of the media. I think this might make
>an interesting study.
I finally came across the location of the above:
A lot of w
Louis, can you elaborate on your post about Harvey and Leibniz and material
destruction of the earth? I don't understand the attention he gives
Leibniz; my eyes glazed over in these sections of the book.
Bill Burgess
Joseph,
I know we've had exchanges on this subject on other lists before,
but I'd just like to point out that raising the cry "Self-Determination
for Kosovo!" at this moment is analogous to raising the cry
"Self-Determination for Kuwait!" eight years ago. Sane and reasonable
pe
Louis writes: >... What is often forgotten is that Tito actually made a
sincere effort to
>provide equal social and economic resources to the poorer sections of
>Yugoslavia. After the Western European banks had completed their mission of
>wrecking the Yugoslav economy, Slovenia and Croatia, the mo
Colin Danby wrote:
> Hello Joseph,
>
> Thanks for an interesting post.
>
> What are "internal factors"? Can you give an
> example which clearly distinguishes the internal
> from the external?
>
Sorry not to get back to you for awhile. FlashNet, my ISP, has
been having a little "world-cri
In regard to what's going on in Kosovo, perhaps the following
article I wrote last year may provide some background. I am posting
it in two parts. Written a few months ago, it naturally doesn't deal
with the latest events and threats of bombing, but its
characterization of what the big po
> INDONESIA
>
> Mr. Moderate
> Firebrand Amien Rais cools stance ahead of
>June polls
[...]
and with indonesian workers out on the streets in surabaya, no doubt
rais is looking pretty good to many
angela
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