political-industrial ecology of dvd's

"The same holds good for every kind of refuse resulting from a labour-process, so far at least as such refuse cannot be further employed as a means in the production of new and independent use-values. Such an employment of refuse may be seen in the large machine works at Manchester, where mountains

genotype-phenotype externalities

Biotech Limits Found Lacking Panel Calls for Controls On Genetic Engineering By Justin Gillis Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, January 21, 2004; Page E01 Techniques for limiting the spread of genetically engineered salmon, corn and other organisms are still in their infancy, and far more

Re: Michael Moore and General Clark

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/15/04 10:08 PM >>> Even if your view were 100% correct, that wouldn't be the reason why Moore should endorse Clark in particular. Clark isn't even a front runner -- be it in polls and fund-raising contests -- in the run-up to the DP caucuses and primaries. Yoshie <<<>>> a

for all you good economists

"Naomi Klein and the Anti-Globalization Movement" BY: PAUL SEGERSTROM Stockholm School of Economics Department of Economics Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) Document: Available from the SSRN Electronic Paper Collection: h

it took 3 democrats

Society of Professional Journalists FOI Alert: Jan. 20, 2004 WHAT IF THEY HAD VOTED? SPJ CONDUCTS ITS OWN $87 BILLION VOICE VOTE ON IRAQ SPENDING FOI COMMITTEE SEEKS EACH SENATOR'S STAND ON IRAQI APPROPRIATION For more information, contact SPJ Freedom of Information Committee Co-chairs: Charle

the corporation: a new film

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Re: Free Martha!

Devine, James wrote: I can't presume her guilty before proven so, but it's likely that Martha's guilty too, no? it's just that her crimes are so small compared to those of others on Wall Street. It's not clear that her original deed, if it happened as prosecutors say it did, was even a crime. by t

Re: Free Martha!

We have to wait to see if Martha is. Gene Doug Henwood wrote: Devine, James wrote: so Ms. Stewart is to Lieutenant Calley as Wall Street is to the US war against Vietnam? Calley really was guilty, no? Doug

Re: Free Martha!

> Devine, James wrote: > > >so Ms. Stewart is to Lieutenant Calley as Wall Street is to the US > >war against Vietnam? > > Calley really was guilty, no? > > Doug I can't presume her guilty before proven so, but it's likely that Martha's guilty too, no? it's just that her crimes are so small co

Re: Free Martha!

Devine, James wrote: so Ms. Stewart is to Lieutenant Calley as Wall Street is to the US war against Vietnam? Calley really was guilty, no? Doug

Re: Free Martha!

so Ms. Stewart is to Lieutenant Calley as Wall Street is to the US war against Vietnam? Free Martha! by Doug Henwood It was almost four years ago that the great stock market bubble burst. Despite revelations of systematic fraud across Wall Street and corporate Ame

Free Martha!

Posted January 20, 2004 Free Martha! by Doug Henwood It was almost four years ago that the great stock market bubble burst. Despite revelations of systematic fraud across Wall Street and corporate America, the criminal consequences have be

Bubblewatch: Ten Hidden Dangers Affecting China's Economic Operations

Liaowang Airs 'Hidden Dangers' in PRC Economy Beijing Liaowang in Chinese 24 Nov 03 No 47, pp 6-8 LIAOWANG Monday, November 24, 2003 Journal Code: 306 Language: ENGLISH Record Type: FULLTEXT Document Type: Daily Report; News Word Count: 2,702 Article by Li Xinxin: "Ten Hidden Dangers Affecting Chin

Re: Bush spacey science

Maybe Bush has finally seen the light. He's concerned about jobs. All we need to do is to make the tax-cut permanent, eliminate regulations, reduce workers health benefits, pass the energy bill, and drill in Alaska. On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 02:19:34PM -0500, Michael Pollak wrote: > > But I see yo

Re: Bush spacey science

On Fri, 16 Jan 2004, michael wrote: > Here is a quiz. Who can find something that this adminstration has done > right? Our policy towards Libya and Sudan has changed for the better. They're kind of exceptions that prove the rule -- they both happened for weird and perverse reasons and won't bec

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Re: Michael Moore and General Clark

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/15/04 06:24PM >>> Wednesday, January 14th, 2004 I'll Be Voting For Wesley Clark / Good-Bye Mr. Bush ― by Michael Moore Many of you have written to me in the past months asking, "Who are you going to vote for this year?" I have decided to cast my vote in the primary for Wes

Elaine Showalter attack on Terry Eagleton

As some of you are probably aware, the Chronicle of Higher Education--nominally a trade publication--has lurched more and more to the right in the past year or so. The latest foray I noted here was the "symposium" on Ted Honderich, which was introduced by neoconservative Richard Wolin, who labeled

FW: News

from the Borowitz report: >In other political news, hours after former Vermont Governor Howard Dean suffered a >last-minute defeat in Iowa, Democratic politicians across the country signed up for a >special âdo not call listâ that would prevent Al Gore from phoning them with an >endorsement.<

Re: Nixon and Labor

On Monday, January 19, 2004 at 21:37:43 (-0500) Yoshie Furuhashi writes: >>Response Jim C: There is another alternative suggested above: direct >>contact with those involved and who are often the objects of left >>analysis. They get to read and correct what is being written about >>them. They provi