There has been a move by the ultra-right in Canada to
move to a common currency between the US and Canada . . .
Such a tack by the right would seem very vulnerable to
nationalist/populist politics. A question is the extent to which
having a Canadian currency has proved to be a meaningful aid
Barkely,
We have been through this a number of times, so this is my last
post on this issue. (Definite, no further, finis, end!!! ;-))
You have demonized Milosevic from the begining. I have been
neutral on this issue arguing that Milosevic, whatever, his
negatives, was better than the
It speaks volumes about the NDP that they should base their initial
position on a US State Dept. or CIA briefing. My gawd! Svend Robinson is
somewhat of a rarity among politicians in that he is openly gay. He also is
somewhat of a maverick within the NDP and until his earlier position on the
NY Times, May 20, 1999
Pollen From Genetically Altered Corn Threatens Monarch Butterfly, Study Finds
By CAROL KAESUK YOON
All around the country, farmers are about to finish sowing millions of
acres of a genetically altered form of corn that protects itself from pests
by producing a toxin in
BLS DAILY REPORT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1999
U.S. employers laid off 80,134 workers in 878 mass layoff events in
February, BLS reports. Both the number of mass layoff events and the
number of workers affected were a little lower than in February 1998. ...
(Daily Labor Report, page D-5).
A
In the review below, notice how Clinton's strategy resembles Hitler's.
Does anybody know anything about Kaldor's Blitzkrieg economics?
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Neil Gregor. _Daimler-Benz in the Third Reich_. New Haven: Yale, 1998.
xii + 276 pp.
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Michael Perelman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/20/99 11:15AM
In the review below, notice how Clinton's strategy resembles Hitler's.
Does anybody know anything about Kaldor's Blitzkrieg economics?
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Neil Gregor. _Daimler-Benz in
Is there really any question that war and militarism are critical components of
capitalism ? How would Wall Street collect its international "debts" if didn't have a
war machine to back it up ? Talk softly or talk loudly, but without carrying a big
stick, the whole show is over.
Charles Brown
If anyone has a op-ed on the Right to work for less---I can get it
considered for publication in a respected medium sized Ohio newspaper.
Please, let me know.
Your email pal,
Tom L.
Paul,
From what I have heard, Milosevic is very
charming in person, and especially at dinner.
I could contest several details of this message,
but guess I'll pass. Guess I'm getting too worried
about the threat of a ground invasion to fuss any
further with the poor old guy, at least
Michael,
OK, I guess I've said enough on Milosevic.
It's certainly true that a lot of this is in the media,
although some is not. As I just said, I could contest
some of what Paul said below, but will pass. I
however have not changed my view on my main
contention regarding a
I appreciate your attitude. The build up to the ground war was part of what
initiated my comment. This is scary stuff.
J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. wrote:
Michael,
OK, I guess I've said enough on Milosevic.
It's certainly true that a lot of this is in the media,
although some is not. As
This article is a reply to Solidarity, a left organization in the USA, and
Against the Current, a monthly journal they produce. Their position on
Nato's war, which mixes hostility toward the Serbs with support for Kosovar
self-determination, is reflective of a trend within the broad
J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. wrote:
We need to block this ground invasion train.
Schröder's done that, no?
Doug
Doug,
Well, Schroder's opposition was one of the reasons
that I was declaring several days ago that there
would be no ground invasion. But now I'm not
so sure. I don't think that there is any way that
Blair, Clinton, Albright, et al are going to be able
to get full support from NATO, with
Tom L. wrote:
If anyone has a op-ed on the Right to work for less---I can get it
considered for publication in a respected medium sized Ohio newspaper.
Please, let me know.
Here's the neo-classical correct line from "The Economics of Minimum Wage
Legislation" George Stigler, American Economic
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The Guardian
G'day Paul,
I got a lot out of
Carnoy, Castells, Cohen and Cardoso (1996) *The New Global Economy in the
Information Age*. Penn. State
and this introductory classic (in case it doesn't rate as a classic over
there)
Hettne, Bjorn (ed) (1995). *International Political Economy: understanding
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The Progressive Response is a publication of Foreign
Louis,
I think this is grossly unfair to Barkely. As you know, he and I
don't agree on a number of issues but I think your portrayal of
Barkely is uncalled for and off the mark. He has a profound
knowledge of the Balkans to which I can attest. His interpretation
of recent events both of us
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The full text of the Rambouillet
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The Guardian
Barkley wrote:
Well since I've promised to say nothing
demonizing about that nice charmer in Belgrade
who undoubtedly cries at the opera, allow me to
annoy a bunch of people on this list on another front...
Look, I took off from work today to write what I wrote, most of it relying
on
Well since I've promised to say nothing
demonizing about that nice charmer in Belgrade
who undoubtedly cries at the opera, allow me to
annoy a bunch of people on this list on another front...
Louis Proyect has put together an account of
the Albanians in Kosovo-Methohija that blames
Thomas Kruse wrote:
All over, really, but like much else in this world it is quite diverse,
with marked class differences. Mormons, for example, seem to be a much
more upper middle class thing, with the occasional geture to the unwashed
masses, welcome in small numbers if they wash and cut
I agree with this forwarded message that we
are indeed facing a very dangerous situation.
And I say that as one who has been "demonizing"
Milosevic, but does not approve of the war. I have
also recently declared that a ground war is unlikely,
but that may just be wishful thinking on my
Look up also Unification Church (Moonies) and various Bushes.
Jim C
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Ken, I think it would be wrong to say that Svend was more progressive than
others in the NDP "until his earlier position on the bombing" - I
mean, as you acknowledge, he did change his "earlier"position in a
week or so. Let's not forget the reason why some in the left supported
the initial
How would creditors make money without debtors ? How would a slavemaster derive wealth
without a slave ?
Charles Brown
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