Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori.
Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori.
touche...
Yoshie, I was looking at my notes and I found:
Humphries, Jane. 1991. "The Sexual Division of Labor and Social Control: An
Interpretation." Review of Radical Political Economics, 23: 3 and 4 (Fall and
Winter): pp. 269-96.
277: The need to monitor female sexual behavior made families reluctant to
I am no fan of Monbiot but I can't complain about much in this concise and
damning indictment of present-day capitalism.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
THE GUARDIAN (LONDON)
June 29, 2000
This is a war of all worlds
By George Monbiot
Fuss about the human genome just hides the brutality of global
At 10:04 AM 9/13/00 -0400, you wrote:
Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori.
I know: I was trying to say "sweet decorum," though perhaps Justin will
want to reenact the scene from "Monty Python's Life of Brian," in which the
Roman guard lectures Brian on the poor Latin grammar of his anti-Roman
[corrected version]
Justin wrote: Dulce ET Decorum est pro patria mori.
I know: I was trying to say "sweet decorum," though perhaps Justin will
want to reenact the scene from "Monty Python's Life of Brian," in which the
Roman guard lectures Brian on the poor Latin grammar of his anti-Roman
_The Manifesto of the Communist Party_, _Value, Price and Profit_, et al are more
accessible to popular audiences.
CB
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/11/00 02:30PM
Brad DeLong wrote:
I'm amazed that the literary qualities of even chap. 1 of Capital
are being called into question. Section 4 is one
Is Brad a resident sparing partner ?
CB
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/11/00 02:55PM
I agree with everything the Doug says here. I used the word "provocative"
to weasel out of saying something more precise.
Doug wrote
That seems a bit excessive. I was interested that Michael used the
word
BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2000:
On its Web site, the Bureau of Labor Statistics offers kid-oriented
statistics on a variety of professions, including "rock star," says the
"Work Week" column of The Wall Street Journal in its end "The Checkoff"
paragraph.
The durability of the
The thing I like about Marx's writing is the feeling of a combination of enormous
erudition combined with earthiness and common sense wit.
CB
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/11/00 12:17PM
I'm amazed that the literary qualities of even chap. 1 of Capital are
being called into question. Section 4 is one
The durability of the recent productivity surge will help ensure that the
U.S. economy stays on a steady path of solid expansion without threat of
inflation heating up and ending the longest period of growth in the
nation's history, a Federal Reserve official and leading business
economists
One of the weaknesses of internet communication is that
the frequency of typographical errors tends to preempt
a fundamental principle of interpretation: Assume, unless
there is definite proof otherwise, that the writer not only
means what he/she says but knows what he/she means.
This principle
.Blair tells oil firms to resume deliveries
.Police promise to protect tanker drivers
.90% of petrol stations out of fuel
.Buses, trains and schools affected
.NHS faces crisis, operations cancelled
Special report: The petrol war
Patrick Wintour
Wednesday September 13, 2000
Tony Blair was at
Lorry drivers paralyse EU capitals
Special report: The petrol war
Ian Black in Brussels
Wednesday September 13, 2000
Blocked roads, wildcat action and frayed nerves tested the patience of
commuters and consumers across continental Europe again yesterday as anger
over the price of petrol
Well this might be nice if nations intervened in other countries when bad
things are done and were able to stop the bad things happenings. Often they
cannot. Somalia and Rwanda are good examples. In practice however this
practice would turn out to be the white man's burden, or the Monroe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/13/00 12:13AM
Of course,
it's quite possible that new kinds of internationalist opposition movements
are brewing...
CB: I probably have e-mail list saturation amnesia, but has the economy of Venezuela
2000 been discussed here much ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/13/00 12:52AM
As Doug said, you have a lot to offer the list,
but sometimes you get on your high horse and seem to behave rather
dogmatically.
Let's look at the record:
"(The internal structure of Argentina is not the business of
interlopers from the imperialist world
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/13/00 12:31AM
You do not explain why it is "nutso" to consider that it is no business of
the rest of us what dictators do to their own people.
But isn't it common among certain types of pragmatist and "realists" to
claim that foreign policy ought to be based upon
The White Man's Burden
By Rudyard Kipling
Take up the White Man's burden--
Send forth the best ye breed--
Go, bind your sons to exile
To serve your captives' need;
To wait, in heavy harness,
On fluttered folk and wild--
Your new-caught sullen peoples,
Half devil and
I wrote:
You should read more carefully. I wasn't saying that you should be filtered,
Saith Brad:
You need to write more carefully. You were:
Néstor wrote:
(The internal structure of Argentina is not the business of interlopers
from the imperialist world -- and interloping from alleged
Ken Hanley wrote:
Well this might be nice if nations intervened in other countries when bad
things are done and were able to stop the bad things happenings.
When socialist nations did intervene, imperialist nations did not
appreciate such interventions at all. Many intellectuals --
including
Well this might be nice if nations intervened in other countries when bad
things are done and were able to stop the bad things happening...
It was called World War II...
An abridged version of "Value, Price, and Profit", by Karl Marx is now at
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PZarembka/Marx.htm
with the publisher's permission and includes a new Preface. The abstract
reads:
"Marx's 1865 lectures offer an easily accessible summary of his theory,
Yoshie writes:
When socialist nations did intervene, imperialist nations did not
appreciate such interventions at all. Many intellectuals -- including
many leftists -- in the West condemned the Soviet intervention in
Afghanistan, though the Soviets were backing the side of modernizers --
This is primarily to Doug.
I was going to respond to Doug's question of the other day but I'm still daddy
at home and don't have Doug's message. But, I'll give a shot at it anyway.
The question was something like why can't one compare a change in the absolute
value of a nominal variable with
Brad De Long wrote:
Well this might be nice if nations intervened in other countries when bad
things are done and were able to stop the bad things happening...
It was called World War II...
Yeah, and after the war, the U.S. assimilated most of the Nazi
intelligence apparatus. They had such
Thanks, Yoshie, for your posts, including this one:
Gene Coyle
Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Jim Heartfield wrote:
In message v04210100b5e4154c9b46@[140.254.114.95], Yoshie Furuhashi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Typical faces of industrial workers changed from female colored to
male white to
The 'true' impact of growth rate of the computer sector on the growth rate of
the whole economy is impossible to measure.
The reason has to do with how real series (real GDP, real compensation, etc)
are generated.
Suppose you have 2 sectors in the economy: computers and food. Suppose you
yes. Eileen publishes a ton in journals.
Peter was offered (and took) a position at Michigan State
(I think) when he wasn't even on the academic market.
Of course, it was in an IR department. Not "econ."
mbs
Does that work win the respect of "real" economists?
I beg your pardon but our
[full article at http://www.iht.com/IHT/TODAY/THU/IN/beijing.2.html ]
Paris, Thursday, September 14, 2000
Secret Trials of Chinese Officials Begin
Agence France-Presse
XIAMEN, China - Trials in the biggest corruption scandal in Communist
China's history opened Wednesday with senior officials
[full article http://www.iht.com/IHT/TODAY/THU/FIN/union.2.html ]
Paris, Thursday, September 14, 2000
Colombia Tops Unions' Peril List
The Associated Press
GENEVA - At least half of the more than 140 union members who disappeared or
were killed last year came from Colombia, making it the
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/0,6957,,00.html
Brown runs into a barrage of criticism from unions
Seamus Milne and David Gow
Wednesday September 13, 2000
Union leaders yesterday lashed out at Gordon Brown for failing to act over
"the disaster" overtaking British manufacturing and what
MARXISM 2000 -- the 4th International Gala Conference hosted by
Rethinking Marxism -- is finally here. Next week, 21-24 September,
over 1,000 people will gather at UMass-Amherst from all continents
(except Antarctica) to celebrate the richness of contemporary Marxism in
all its varieties in over
We'd love to help, down here, by keeping our air conditioners cranked up
all summer long (October to April) but that might make things worse...
Jo
At 14:14 13-09-00 , you wrote:
Re: Prayin' for a warm Winter
luckily, global warming will provide...
;-)
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In a message dated 9/13/00 11:51:05 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know: I was trying to say "sweet decorum," though perhaps Justin will
want to reenact the scene from "Monty Python's Life of Brian," in which the
Roman guard lectures Brian on the poor Latin grammar
In a message dated 9/13/00 4:27:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well this might be nice if nations intervened in other countries when bad
things are done and were able to stop the bad things happenings.
When socialist nations did intervene, imperialist nations did
We expected networks to deliver more protests against global
capitalism, of the sort that have just taken place in Melbourne -
Congratulations!
But there are special reasons why networks have produced the cascade
of positive feedback leading to the petrol tax revolt in Britain.
The petrol
MARXISM 2000 -- the 4th International Gala Conference hosted by
Rethinking Marxism -- is finally here.,,
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University of California
We expected networks to deliver more protests against global capitalism,
of the sort that have just taken place in Melbourne - Congratulations!
But there are special reasons why networks have produced the cascade of
positive feedback leading to the petrol tax revolt in Britain.
The petrol
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