Though it may not be news to you, I was surprised by how wide-spread the
language of "customer service" and "business-client" is in
reference to the
provision of public services.
. . .
Comment: that the client may not know which agency is actually delivering
(or not) is a handy foil
Some of this talk about the New Left is
science fiction.
SDS and its counterpart formations around
the Communist Party and Socialist Workers
Party were by no means "crushed." Nor is
it obvious that infiltration was an important
factor. These formations were responsible
for the birth of the
scientists
in general. Meanwhile, forgive me for sitting
here in my office, chuckling like a madman.
MBS
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the lurkers on
this list report in with what they can do. We need help and we need it now.
regards
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"In the semi-gloom just before dawn yesterday,
East Swanson dock resembled the post-apocalyptic
setting of a Mad Max film.
About 2000 wharfies and their supporters had
linked arms, their backs to the dock gates, their
faces lit by burning fires. The road before them
was blocked by metal
Louis Proyect wrote:
Max Sawicky::
Some folks devote the bulk of their time to lobbying the White House or
Congress. . . .
. . .
The reason they were effective is that they had an adversarial attitude
toward the Reaganites. This no longer is the case. . . .
You are distinguishing
Some folks devote the bulk of their time to lobbying the White House or
Congress. Lobbying is intrinsically an incrementalist occupation, well
beyond 'reformism,' in that it is defensive bordering on begging,
devoted to looking for angles, smoothing the sharp edges of policies,
humoring
FYI, the right-wing case for an "Australian solution"
to Social Security is contained in Backgrounder # 1149
on the Heritage Foundation web site (www.heritage.org)
in their archives. It's a PDF file.
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mobility, this seems to be one of the very
top goals of neo-liberalism. Of course, that doesn't
mean you or anyone else will have a richer retirement.
Cheers, Max
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Rob Schaap wrote:
With reference to Oz, Max writes:
I was talking about the privatization of the
financing of benefits in terms of the use of
individual accounts, government purchase of
corporate stock, or whatever.
I know nothing about this, Max! Are you talking about something that's
2. Wisconsin recently announced that they have no more welfare recipients,
and all their former welfare people are either working or being "trained."
Anyone have references for that? Or does anyone have recent references for
any "training" of welfare recipients in New York or anywhere else
.
MBS
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- Ronald Reagan
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to change history,
but to understand it better.
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"The question is, if more Repubs. had held out
against NAFTA, how many more Dems could
have come to support it."
Apparently you've made conclusions without
requiring the answer to this question.
"I wouldn't be surprised if the 3/4 of the Dems
who voted against NAFTA were allowed to do
so only
Doug Henwood wrote:
Max B. Sawicky wrote:
"I wouldn't be surprised if the 3/4 of the Dems
who voted against NAFTA were allowed to do
so only after it became clear that they had enough
votes to pass it; that's the way Congress works
sometimes."
Our reportorial zeal for f
W.,
I knew you'd have something enlightening to
say about this.
MBS
Wojtek Sokolowski wrote:
Two quick points:
1. To portray Europe as ethnically and culturally homogenous is simply
incorrect: there has always been religious and ethnic diversity comparable
to that in the US; migratory
J Cullen wrote:
. . . My question: If Social Security were privatized
and everybody bought mutual funds, and the economy still grew at the anemic
rate of 1.5 percent that the system's trustees assumed in order to
manufacture the crisis, would the stock market grow enough to finance the
Louis Proyect wrote:
Racism was a bigger factor in disrupting class politics in the US, because
race
has been a more important issue, from slavery to immigration.
--Nathan
Actually, it was the Democratic Party that drove the wedge between black
and white workers in the 19th century.
t nostrums of vegetarian
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BTW, if I've set the new one-day record
for posts, let me convey my regrets.
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Doug Henwood wrote:
This reminds me of a talk that Randall Dodd gave at URPE summer camp a few
years ago. Randall, then working for the Democratic Study Group, explained
to us all the constraints and borders that characterize Washington
politics. We all knew there were those constraints and
Michael Perelman wrote:
In reality, many of the populist organizations were very interracial. Over time,
populism became more racist.
My understanding is that there was a cycle. Aspopulism bred in the post-bellum
Democratic
Party, it was clearly racist. Meanwhile blacks
were developing
Will we realize that we cannot eat money.
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Lest there be any doubt, as everybody piles on
Nathan, I'd like to say that for whatever it's worth
in my book he's on the side of the angels.
I'd be surprised to learn that state spending on
TANF/AFDC had decreased. It may have slowed
down in growth. I don't know for certain. The
bigger
Nathan Newman wrote:
. . .
(I would also note that much of the increase in domestic spending under Bush was
due to cyclical spending increases due to the early 90s recession in combination
with the explosion in medical inflation in those years.)
The increase could well have had political
Fellows, Jeffrey wrote:
AFDC has been renamed. It is now Temporary Aid to Needy Families (TANF),
or some such phrasing. I understand that federal block grant payments to
states for TANF are larger than the former federal AFDC funding.
However, I believe that the actual distribution of money
I recently discovered to my horror that many
of my brilliant posts to PEN-L, and who knows
where else, failed to arrive. So if anybody has
wondered about dropped conversations
or non-response, that's my story and I'm
sticking to it.
MBS
(netscape)
In the words of Chumbawamba, I get knocked down,
but I get up again, etc. etc.
Hahnel has kicked my ass pretty well but I
have a few last words before I expire. I'm
too dumb to know when I'm licked.
I even dusted off my Baumol and Oates to
get some answers, but the book failed my ten
minute
would work.
I made a limited statement (below) and Hahnel has dropped
a thirty-pound treatise on my head. But in re: Perelman's
'crock' I should confess I think tradable permits are a good
idea in principle.
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If government gives away emissions permits, then clearly
is obviously an improvement but
is not without problems of its own.
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Associating environmental skepticism with the Right?
Uncovering specious links between Harvey and the
victim of tendentious posts known as Rethinking Marxism?
It is to laugh.
. . .
Cheers,
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Uncovering specious links between Harvey and the
victim of tendentious posts known as Rethinking Marxism?
I don't understand.
That wasn't a reference to you, but to Brother LP's
detective work.
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Peter Drucker is a contemporary of ex-Trotskyist and
later
publisher of the
National Review, James Burnham, in putting managerialism
on the ideological
map. Drucker published his version of managerialism in
"The End of Economic
Man" (1939) and "The Future of Industrial Man" (1942).
On Monday, February 16, 1998 7:34 PM, William S. Lear
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On Mon, February 16, 1998 at 19:15:07 (-0500) Louis
Proyect writes:
Check out the Baffler "Commodity your Dissent"
collection. (W.W. Norton)
There's an article "Apostles of the New Enterpreneur:
The more acute among you will recognize my
prescience in mentioning the promising British
rock group, Chumbawamba, on this list some
months ago.
Drink a whiskey, cider, or lager drink to them
at your next opportunity.
MBS
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DH had a note a couple of weeks ago to the effect
that despite the apparent defeat to the Boskin
commission's recommendation to reduce the CPI
by a full percentage point, the BLS had apparently
found reasons to adjust it to that extent in any event.
This troubled me and I checked w/our CPI Guru,
Quoth Valis, channeling Prof. Said,
Said ending "Apocalypse Now":
The saddest aspect of the whole thing is that Iraqi civilians seem
condemned to additional suffering and protracted agony.
I've got a hunch things could unfold, or unravel, differently
this time. The U.S. has set an
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Louis Proyect wrote:
The first step is making the legal case. . . .
Yeah, that's me. PEN-Ler Jim Craven will be on, 5 PM on Thursday.
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Quoth Max, hanging beetlebrowed over the congregation:
My whimsy always has a purpose, however crack-brained.
In this case, you seemed to discount the
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The story of God sending the she-bear to maul the children who teased
a bald-headed man, Elisha. Good
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short or long run is open to question.
Nor with this, though I lean to the skeptical on the
'sustainability' critique.
Incidentally, I enjoyed your travelogue a great deal.
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hard to install, is a
highly superior operating system compared to Win95.
I used OS/2 for a while and was underwhelmed. It was
quite unfriendly and crashed plenty. It did seem pretty
good for telecommunications.
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the details, who what when and where for you.
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, which
began to set up shop before he was even inaugurated.
Clearly any more progressive government would face
similar threats. The public's view of Starr et al. could
also influence this year's mid-term elections.
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the time I thought this was well-
taken, up to a point, but now we seem to have an
accelerating ratio of footnotes to discussion which
tends to narrow participation in the discussion.
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Even with the sex stuff, the political
momentum is on the Democrats' side, though they clearly have
far to go.
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more than hurt.
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to be solicited somewhat less often
these days. Oh well. Goodbye Paris, hello Detroit.
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ked into supporting one bunch of corrupt hypocrites against
another, instead of organizing to get rid of the whole lot.
Yes, please do try to figure them out.
Let us know when you come up with
something.
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, the great mandala . . . ETERNAL LIFE!
Temporally,
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. Besides squirreling away
Nazi dough for decades, the Swiss are a major international obstacle
to effective taxation of capital due to their bank secrecy laws.
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essary.
2. perhaps, but again, not necessary.
3. yes, but precise calculation not necessary.
Accounting without calculation. Give me some
time to get my arms around that one.
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For interested parties, my Challenge article
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All comments appreciated (on the article,
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Desposit insurance is a net revenue raiser now.
The numbers for 1996 through 1999, respectively,
are 8, 12, 4, 3, and 1 billion. For 2000 and after,
the levels remain at $1 billion.
Yeah, but the costs of the SL
employment). This could be an index the BLS could produce quarterly.
How do you define the social costs of overtime?
Not costs to the worker and employer, mind you,
but to third parties.
That would inform the design of the tax.
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. We already did that.
Then what about, `How the social profile of the armed forces
has markedly changed, and what this could mean politically'?
Answer: a) black; b) nothing.
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by this.
Next we'll have, 'why television cop shows aren't
revolutionary art.' Oh wait. We already did that.
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/eating
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ve-diggers of the revolution. Sure. Whatever turns you on.
Nobody's going to lose any sleep over this.
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real economy will not occur unless
there is a major revamping of economic institutions and a rethinking of
macro-economic reform...
There are, however, no "technical solutions" to this crisis. Meaningful
reforms are not likely to be implemented without an enduring social
struggle. Wh
FYI. Mike E. has posted this in a few
places and I thought it ought to be seen
in a few more.
Nelson is one of the prime movers in
the new "Scholars Artists and Writers"
pro-labor group.
MBS
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THE
ons, union or otherwise,
much less make revolutions.
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of politicians (with the
notable case of Clinton burning our retinas) prevents them from doing so.
They go the path of least resistance, seeking campaign bucks and the powers
of incumbency.
I'd say we have substantial areas of agreement.
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Fast track was alre
oes deeper than the mere fact of
private ownership of capital or its absence.
Any remarks on these ill-formed thoughts ?
No less well-formed than most of the other jive
on this list.
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a 10 percent
decline in U.S. stocks to discredit n-l.
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Yo Doug,
Anything interesting happening in your neck of the woods?
Let me say that if the socialist revolution is finally upon us,
I always have been deeply sympathetic.
Secretly Marxist Max
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. A book I'm reading, Williamson Lindert's
There was a thread or two in FEMECON not too long ago
on alternative price indices for different social
groups which included some citations. It was inspired by
the Boskin Comm. debate.
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Does anyone know of any work on different price indexes for different
income classes in the U.S. A
ot;Good as Gold." If you haven't
read it, stop whatever you're doing now and get a copy.
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still have resort to arguments regarding
the volatility of profits and finance in general.
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ance and industry make for political
opportunities which are eschewed by revolutionists. Alternatively,
differences could be invented by reformers to evade the revolutionary
imperative.
Evasively,
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as a piece in Slate on France) he
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ing idiots are using the new book
by the Thernstroms to argue that racism is bascially gone, I guess it's
time to take a quick look at it. Anybody seen a decent review?
Front page of last week's Washington Post Book World
had a piece worth a look.
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The subjugation of women is the easiest argument against
the PK's, since they are relatively open about it, but in
practice I wonder how important it will turn out to be.
Why will men who have heretofore declined
(Stopped rooting for Yankees when R. Jackson
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tax carries the threat
of upsetting the current U.S. system of social
insurance. Any thoughts on this?
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