I guess this means Bill G. and a whole 'lot of folks'll be lining up for
waah waah handouts when their commodities go belly up a la Schumpeter...
[full article at http://www.nytimes.com/2000/09/16/science/16CLIM.html ]
September 16, 2000
OPEC States Want to Be Paid if Pollution Curbs Cut Oil
Does the justice of Mugabe's land struggle, and national struggle against
IMF interference, outweigh the injustices of individual bourgeois
democratic rights in that country?
Chris Burford
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Via Workers World News Service
Reprinted from the Sept. 21, 2000
At 12:21 PM 9/16/00 +0100, you wrote:
Does the justice of Mugabe's land struggle, and national struggle against
IMF interference, outweigh the injustices of individual bourgeois
democratic rights in that country?
Chris Burford
Land ownership is not a bourgeois democratic right. The right of
Does the justice of Mugabe's land struggle, and national struggle
against IMF interference, outweigh the injustices of individual
bourgeois democratic rights in that country?
Chris Burford
No. Remember, first of all, that the dispossessed are not only white
farmowners, but Black employees
Remember, second of all, that these farms have over the past decade
been a powerful source of exports and thus of hard-currency earnings
with which to finance investment in Zimbabwe.
Brad deLong
Actually Zimbabwe's economic woes are identical to those that were the
undoing of Peron.
The New York Times
September 15, 2000, Friday, Late Edition - Final
SECTION: Section C; Page 1; Column 3; Business/Financial Desk
HEADLINE: Firestone Workers Cite Lax Quality Control
BYLINE: By DAVID BARBOZA
DATELINE: DECATUR, Ill., Sept. 14
In April 1990, just months before the
Our resident enviro economist Jim Barrett says it is supply
problems in the U.S. -- failure to maintain refinery and pipeline
capacity. The regulatory component is about five cents to the
gallon.
Certainly, but haven't gas prices risen in Europe as well?
And haven't world crude prices
I heard some of Mugabe's talk on Democracy Now. He said that the British
had promised to finance the purchase of the lands, but then reneged.
Land reform would increase the labor intensity of agriculture.
Brad De Long wrote:
Does the justice of Mugabe's land struggle, and national struggle
This is from Johnson's Russia list. I was under the impression, contrary to
what Kagarlitsky says, that the health care system has been distintegrating
except for some private clinics in large cities.
Cheers, Ken Hanly
Moscow Times
September 16, 2000
Nostalgia for Soviet Period
By Boris
Mat Forstater sent this.
This could be a nice gig for somebody. My understanding is you would be
the
second economist, and the plan is to hire one more next year. The
College just
started, so you would have the opportunity to help shape the program.
Very
heterodox, interdisciplinary, political
I heard some of Mugabe's talk on Democracy Now. He said that the British
had promised to finance the purchase of the lands, but then reneged.
The British desire to fund large-scale land reform in Zimbabwe
vanished after Mugabe sent his soldiers to shoot up Matabeleland...
Brad DeLong
For years I have been looking for a basic introduction to Marx which would
work in the classroom. I think I have found it in "From Capitalism to
Equality" by Charles Andrews, just published earlier this month. The web
page for the book is www.LaborRepublic.org while the table of contents is
at
The British desire to fund large-scale land reform in Zimbabwe
vanished after Mugabe sent his soldiers to shoot up Matabeleland...
Brad DeLong
What is this? A neoliberal koan? What is Zimbabwean history? The sound of
two hands clapping.
Louis Proyect
Marxism mailing list:
Michael Perelman wrote:
I heard some of Mugabe's talk on Democracy Now. He said that the
British had promised to finance the purchase of the lands, but then
reneged.
Land reform would increase the labor intensity of agriculture.
* Date: Fri, 26 May 2000 17:16:59 -0400
From: Art McGee
September 16, 2000
Forecaster Sees Dow Going to 110, 000 by 2025
By REUTERS
Filed at 8:55 p.m. ET
BEAVER CREEK (Reuters) - While day trading captures the headlines and
investors check their portfolios daily on the Internet, others are looking
further down the road to see where the Dow Jones
Michael Perelman wrote:
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
forwarded by Michael Hoover
McReynolds' Socialist vision provocative
By John Nichols
August 24, 2000
[The Capitol Times, Madison, WI]
In any other Western democracy, the leader of the Socialist Party would
travel down the campaign trail with an entourage of high-powered aides,
[An interesting but hypocritical article from the 'gray lady' of American
journalism. It can not make the connection between the abysmal situation in
Nicaragua today, with its 60 percent unemployment, and the disinformation
campaign it participated in during the Reagan years. That campaign
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