The question of changing URPE's name arose in slightly different form
at a meeting of the RRPE Ed Board in Salt Lake City, I think in April
1989. There, the debate was over changing the title of the journal
to Review of Political Economy or something similar. But the reason
was basically the
Maybe I shouldn't start this hare off, given upcoming hell of exam
marking, butwhat is competition? The conventional neo-classical
approach, including the cost-plus schools, operate with what John
Weeks aptly termed a "quantity theory of competition". On the other
hand, a growing number
Ulf wanted to know about this Copenhagen meeting in April 1995. I've
come across mention of a 'World Social Summit' being organised by the
UN in 1995. Is this the same thing?
Hugo Radice
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Doug Henwood asks whether the LTV debate is relevant to political
strategy. Yes, I think so. Developing an effective strategy for
overthrowing capitalism in favour of democratic socialism - which I
take it we all want to do - requires us to understand as well as we
can the nature of capitalism
Thanks to Jim Devine for noting Mike Lebowitz' proposal of "equality"
between total abstract and concrete labour. Surely a mistake here?
You can't aggregate concrete labours in any socially meaningful sense
- that's why the concept of abstract labour is so important.
Hugo Radice.
Nathan: since firing off my query I have now read the various
responses to your original posting and understand, more or less, what
a single-payer plan is. No need to reply to my last message! Hugo.
I'm not in California, but I would like to know what a 'single-payer
initiative' is.Yrs, Hugo Radice [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd like tosee your piece on electric utility regulation. As you may
know, this has become a very significant matter over here since
privatisation... Please send by snailmail to:
Hugo Radice
School of Business & Economic Studies
University of Leeds
Leeds LS2 9JT, UK.
Thanks!
Dear Anne Mayhew,
1) Could you send me subscription information on the AEE/JEI -
including library rates?
2) I'll certainly look for the Dugger/Sherman piece. I was RRPE
'coordinating editor' for a piece that Bill wrote for the RRPE a few
years ago.
3) Apropos heterodox economics, what do you kn
I'm still digesting Allin Cottrell's contributions so am not yet able
to offer a substantive contribution to the debate. I just wonder if
participants are familiar with Diane Elson's view in her essay "The
value theory of labour", in D Elson (ed), Value: the Representation
of Labour in Capitalism
I'm still digesting Allin Cottrell's contributions so am not yet able
to offer a substantive contribution to the debate. I just wonder if
participants are familiar with Diane Elson's view in her essay "The
value theory of labour", in D Elson (ed), Value: the Representation
of Labour in Capitalism
Someone on pen-l sent me a message today (March 24th) in response to
my mailing on C & E Europe. I seem to have inadvertently lost the
message before I got to read it. (I did, however, get the message
from James Lawler) Whoever you are, please try again! I have all
the earlier messages & will se
Someone on pen-l sent me a message today (March 24th) in response to
my mailing on C & E Europe. I seem to have inadvertently lost the
message before I got to read it. (I did, however, get the message
from James Lawler) Whoever you are, please try again! I have all
the earlier messages & will se
Thanks to all who have responded to my note. I am very pushed for
time at present, but will be mailing or emailing the papers in the
next week or so.
Hugo Radice
Thanks to all who have responded to my note. I am very pushed for
time at present, but will be mailing or emailing the papers in the
next week or so.
Hugo Radice
I thought that I should reintroduce myself properly to pen-l in the
time-honoured fashion of setting out my current interests. For the
past couple of years I have been studying the role of foreign capital
in post-Soviet Central/Eastern Europe. While large numbers of
bourgeois economists have jum
I thought that I should reintroduce myself properly to pen-l in the
time-honoured fashion of setting out my current interests. For the
past couple of years I have been studying the role of foreign capital
in post-Soviet Central/Eastern Europe. While large numbers of
bourgeois economists have jum
We are currently putting together the programme for this year's
Conference of Socialist Economists annual conference.
CSE'94: SOCIALISMAND BEYOND?
University of Leeds, July 8th-10th 1994
Programme so far includes:
plenaries: on globalisation and on racism.
streams/workshops: capital, repro
We are currently putting together the programme for this year's
Conference of Socialist Economists annual conference.
CSE'94: SOCIALISMAND BEYOND?
University of Leeds, July 8th-10th 1994
Programme so far includes:
plenaries: on globalisation and on racism.
streams/workshops: capital, repro
The use-value of labour-power is not that it IS a quantity exceeding
its own (exchange)-value, but that it is a SOURCE of a quantity of
value exceeding its own EV, as one of Steve Keen's Marx quotes makes
clear. In addition, LP is only a POTENTIAL source of value (and thus
to an unquantifiable ex
The use-value of labour-power is not that it IS a quantity exceeding
its own (exchange)-value, but that it is a SOURCE of a quantity of
value exceeding its own EV, as one of Steve Keen's Marx quotes makes
clear. In addition, LP is only a POTENTIAL source of value (and thus
to an unquantifiable ex
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