On Sun, 20 Jul 2003, the Japan Times was cited as saying
> Dutch companies rethink corporate responsibility
> The Japan Times: July 21, 2003
> By YUJI UTSUNOMIYA
> Dutch food retailer Royal Ahold, a global operator, is a typical case of
> CSR failure. Earlier this month, Dutch prosecutors raide
American deficit dependency: kill or cure, the fallout's global
Larry Elliott
Monday July 21, 2003
The Guardian
Everything's going to be all right. No, not Bob Marley, but every
policymaker from Alan Greenspan to Wim Duisenberg. The A side of 2003 was
a bit grim, but turn the record over and the
David Warsh often has some interesting things to say about the economics
biz. This one relates to Iraq.
A Very Short History of the Volunteer Army
www.economicprincipals.com
One of many intricately-related propositions about the capacity of
American government that is being tested in Iraq
Dutch companies rethink corporate responsibility
The Japan Times: July 21, 2003
By YUJI UTSUNOMIYA
Staff writer
AMSTERDAM -- In Europe, Dutch companies are widely considered to be the
front runners along with British companies in addressing the need for
corporate social responsibility.
The head o
The International Herald Tribune | www.iht.com
China unlikely to budge on yuan peg, analysts say
Yumi Kuramitsu and Eugene Tang Bloomberg News
Monday, July 21, 2003
China will very likely face new calls to let its currency strengthen when 25 trade
ministers from
Europe and Asia meet this week i
I realised the BBC just gave a link again. So I append below the BBC
statement plus the further important statement by their reporter
dramatically standing by his own report although Kelly had appeared to
deny he was the main source.
A thoughtful and sympathetic interview on Channel 4 News with
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2003/0307.confessore.html
To this day, no one has come up with a set of rules for
originality. There aren't any. [Les Paul]
Thanks Max. I guess I asked a stupid question, but your answer is good !
What it proves to me, at the very least, is that the disregard many
Americans show for politics (leading to electoral shambles at the most basic
level) can be very costly for them. But the question we then have to ask,
given t
With the tax system of January 2001, the debt would
have been paid off in about a decade, with nobody
working a day 'for nothing.'
The OECD would have comparative data on national debt.
mbs
What I wanted to get to, was some sort of figure which showed, that in order
to pay off the national debt
It may also give the Chinese Government some extra bargaining strength in
the controversy over North Korea.
J.
Jonathan writes: >I just can't figure out why there's suddenly a unanimous call for
revaluation. Especially since foreign firms account for such a significant
portion of exports from China (more than half I think).<
as should be well-known, the falling dollar boosts the US economy at the expense o
7. Progressively fewer persons are self-subsistent, outside the capitalist
economy. To do so, they need to possess their own means of production and
consume a minimum of commodities that are purchased from others. They are neither
wageworkers nor employers. Small numbers of people live by begging.
I'm famous again, for not doin' anything, check out this PEN-L recycler at
Golems Class Struggle Portal (they interpreted it as a bummer):
http://g0lem.net/HTH/phpnuke/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=57
Chris Burford saw this story on BBC News Online and thought you
should see it.
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I understand frin Ian (E) the link may not work.
** BBC statement: Full text **
Director of BBC News Richard Sambrook has confirmed that Dr David Kelly was the source
for the BBC's dossier report.
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Dr David Kelly was not described as looking particularly depressed by
those who saw him just before his death.
Suicide of course may not be caused by mental illness or even symptoms of
mental illness. It can also be caused by guilt or anger.
He may have felt he had been cornered into lying abou
"Once you start down this path of not letting the destructive side of
capitalism work, you build a bigger and bigger edifice so each time you've
got to bet the ranch to make sure it doesn't collapse." said Bill
Fleckenstein, head of Fleckenstein Capital in Seattle. "Everyone has
believed for at lea
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From: "Chris Burford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> London summer time 12:13
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>
> BBC: the late Dr Kelly was indeed the mole:-
>
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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3081529.stm
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Can't reach the link or the home page, Chris. Can you post the ar
(If you liked Stanley Kubrick's last movie, Eyes Wide Shut, check out this
story from The Observer).
A woman's touch
Girls-only strip clubs, porn films directed by women, handbag-friendly
dildos and bedroom toys that are not for the boys... The past five years
have seen an extraordinary shift in
Quitting the rat race to get a life
New Zealand Herald, 20.07.2003
By GEOFF CUMMING
On John Clark's website is a eulogy to his wife, Jude, who died suddenly in
April. Life hangs by a thin thread, it concludes. Procrastinate at your
peril.
Ten years ago, Clark walked away from a six-figure income
London summer time 12:13
BBC: the late Dr Kelly was indeed the mole:-
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3081529.stm
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