Louis Proyect wrote:
>
> Defining the noir style has been a preoccupation of many leftwing cultural
> historians. This is not surprising since noir not only reflects the
> hard-boiled depression-era sensibility but the sense of disillusionment
> that followed it during the post-WWII period.
Yes,
Dear Hinrich,
Most of the people who signed the letter would have written it differently,
but our comrades in Germany assured us that with these terms and this tone
our intervention would help the left challenge Schroder's shift to the
right. Were we misinformed?
Very Best Wishes,
Edwin (Tom) D
Grantham:
> 9. The Ricardian paradigm has trapped economic historians
> into supposing that traditional agriculture had no
> exploitable slack. This was certainly not the view held
> by Adam Smith, nor was it shared by Alfred Marshall more
> than a century later, when one might suppose that th
Louis Proyect mentioned that he could not find a number of posts in the
archive. Don Roper told me that probably 300 -400 messages are lost
each year, because his software rejects messages with forbidden words,
such as xReview or xJoin, without the x's. He says that he is working
on this problem
John, The argument mounted by Thomas Palley in a chapter of an edited book, (sorry
I don't know the title, I read it in a bookshop in London) is that macro-policy in
many european countries has been geared to keeping inflation down, whereas the
USA ran budget deficits for years and a much looser
BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1999
RELEASED TODAY:
__CPI -- On a seasonally adjusted basis, the CPI-U rose 0.4 percent in
September, following increases of 0.3 percent in each of the preceding 2
months. In September, energy costs increased sharply for the third
consecutive month -- up
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Best known for his study of the New York anti-Stalinist intellectuals
grouped around the 1930s Partisan Review, University of Michigan professor
and Solidarity activist Alan Wald has been writing about the intersection
of art and politics for over two decades. He spoke last week at the Brecht
Foru
Foster:
In the Marxist tradition
>
> ecology was strong until the mid-1930s.
> But prior to this there were
> important
> ecological discussions--to be found in Morris, Bebel, Kautsky, Lenin and
>
> Bukharin. From the standpoint of today the three greatest ecological
> discoveries all ca
This was precisely one of the main points of the economists' letter to the SPD; that
higher unemployment rates in Europe are largely the result of contractionary monetary
policy. Scroll back in your email... or we can send you another copy of the statement.
-Robert Naiman, Preamble
At 11:35 PM
See below:
Anthony P. D'Costa Research Member
Associate Professor Taylor Institute
Comparative International Development Jackson Sch of Int. Studies
University of Washington
With his KGB backround Putin may be in the best position to control the
leaking sieve of finance out of Russia. This is necessary to placate the
IMF and to keep the golden chain that ties the Russian economy to world
finance capital.
However investigations about fund transfers to New York involve
See "Beware the U.S. Model" by Mishel, Schmitt and
Bernstein, an EPI book, for the US/Euro comparison.
See Robert Pollin's book on the living wage. Also
tell the coalition to contact John Schmitt at EPI
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) for help on the issue.
mbs
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PR people can do consciousness-raising the other way around. In
Johannesburg, virtually all the lefty NGOs have been conscientised,
the unions are fairly good critics, dozens of ordinary folk come out
to regular weekend workshops, and all and sundry (except our
trade minister, who is also pres
G'day Michael,
Well, if your mate is as much a beginner as I am, s/he could do a lot worse
than Knoedler, Sackrey and Scheider's *Essays in Political Economy*,
but that may not be available yet. I reckon Shigeto Tsuru's *Institutional
Economics Revisited* (CUP, 1997) is an absolute bottler
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