This is from the Moscow Times...cheers Ken Hanly
Global Eye -- Divine Afflatus
By Chris Floyd
You will be much relieved to know that President Bush's witless dithering
while the Holy Land burns is, in fact, a manifestation of the will of God.
That's because Witless was appointed to his post
(For many on the left, the terms "ecological crisis" or "vulnerable
planet" are interpreted either as millenarian diversions from tasks
facing the working class or as a failure to embrace supposedly
orthodox Marxist concepts of the relationship between man and
nature--which boil down to a kind
Re: Louis' Argentina piece:
Regarding the January 24, 2002 proposal of Argentine economists of the
University of Buenos Aires, setting out an alternative,
non-freemarketneoliberal, program -- An english translation of this
program is now up on the Monthly Review website at
http://www.monthlyre
Michael writes:
> I think what is missing is an overall
> narrative to tie things together so
> that each crisis does not appear as an
> unrelated episode -- so that the
> activists in various social justice movement
> can draw upon the strength of each other.
>
> Of course, various sects ha
Here is a more recent article on the same prosecution. There has been a long
history of attempts of the US to apply their trading with the enemy ban to
Canadian firms going as far back as trade wtih Communist China while the
Chinese Communists were still bad guys but Canada had diplomatic relatii
Charles Jannuzi (and others) no doubt would be interested in Frank Partnoy's
testimony to the U.S. Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs. Partnoy is
also extremely critical of the ratings agencies. Partnoy wrote the
investment banker insider story, F.I.A.S.C.O., a few years ago and is now a
law
- Original Message -
From: "Devine, James" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 9:12 AM
Subject: [PEN-L:24690] RE: Bureaucracy
> keeping this short, since time is short.
=
I thought time is money, now you economists are changing the
keeping this short, since time is short.
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
CB: >I still don't see any good usage or rigorous usage of "bureaucracy" in
what you have said. "Hierarchy" or "elite" is better for all the purposes
mentioned. And "bureaucracy" has ant
I have enormous admiration for the courageous young peace activists in
Palestine today. I do have a problem relating to Sabri's original note --
not with the note itself, of course.
I remember in Berkeley during the 1960s, some people repeatedly calling
upon the students for action: this is the
Hmm, one could say instead that Sharon has precluded the possibility
of Bush attackng Saddaam by his invasion of the PA.
You want more informed speculation, trey Luttwak here.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1101020408-221163,00.html
Michael Pugliese
>--- Original Message
Dear Yonca,
I agree with all of what you say. incidentally, I´m also in Mexico city,
but I do not see much practical work done here on the Palestine issue. If
you could be more specific I would appreciate it. Thus, perhaps, some of us
might get involve. Thanks.
Ignacio
At 08:43 p.m. 04/04/02 -
Bureaucracy
by Devine, James
04 April 2002 23:47 UTC
I wrote:
>> Applied to the CPUSA, the phrase "democratic centralist" involves an
abuse of the word "democratic."<<
CB: >Are you saying that the majority's votes were ignored in some election
of Gus Hall ? Earl Browder ? John Reed ? Henry Wi
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS, DAILY REPORT, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2001:
New claims for unemployment insurance shot up last week, but the layoffs
picture was distorted by federal requirements related to how laid-off
workers who exhausted their benefits may seek to get them extended. For the
work week
The Financial Express
March 29, 2002
BP, Sinopec Launch Petrochemical Plant In China
Shanghai, March 28: Oil titan BP and China's Sinopec Corp launched a
massive $2.7 billion petrochemical complex on Thursday, hoping slumping
product prices would recover by 2005 when the plant goes into operat
Bureaucracy
by Devine, James
04 April 2002 17:22 UTC
Charles Brown wrote:>>>Isn't "bureaucracy" a Weberian and not Marxist
concept ? ... <<<
I wrote:>> The issue is not whether it's a "Marxist" concept in the sense of
whether Marx talked about it as much as whether it fits with Marx's
materialis
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