I would like to comment about the question of "incentives" in
the context of creation of knowledge and information.
I fully agree with those who point out that material rewards often are
overemphasized *as far as the individual level* is concerned. Major
cultural, scientific, technological contr
Trond,
I very much agree with you about the consequences of the growing
importance of the "knowledge-content" of the products of modern
technology. The very same intuitions you had aroused my interest in
the questions of intellectual property rights. I didn't react when you
posted your ideas abo
I'm wondering about what is meant by Neo-Marxism in economics. Analytical
Marxism, rational choice Marxism a la Roemer?
In Germany the term Neo-Marxism is reserved for that Marxist tradition,
which in reaction against dogmatic tendencies in the official orthodoxy
returned to the humanistic basis
On Mon, 8 May 1995, Paul Cockshott wrote:
> Through the
> use of terror tactics in Germany they have suceeded in shifting
> the political spectrum there decisively to the right. For instance
> it is now politically dangerous for Kohl to come out and say
> that VE day was a day of liberation for
> To state them simply, my own preconceptions at this point (early =
> in
> the study) are that recycling used clothing from anywhere in the world to=
>
> anywhere where there's effective demand (sufficient to pay the necessary
> costs) must be a good thing, but that subsidizing such ex
On Wed, 15 Mar 1995, Paul Cockshott wrote:
> The labour that counts as value is abstract social labour not concrete >
labour. > Concrete skills change, but abstract social labour counts as a
fraction > of the > social working day - in whatever technical conditions
it takes place. > Ownership
On Thu, 10 Nov 1994, Elaine Bernard wrote:
> Good idea Mike, re the CUBA bonds. But one amendment.
> I would suggest that they be 1 year. Here's why. First,
> the situation has to change, real soon, or CUBA doesn't
> have 5 years. Second, your method of cashing in -- that
> is redemned by g
Some time ago somebody posted a citation from the Capital speaking about
workers being formed (or deformed) by the work they do. As I lost it, I
would be very grateful, if somebody could repost it to my address.
Thanks in advance
Andreas Goesele
Mannheimer Str. 12
D-80803 Muenchen
[EMAIL PROTEC
> Yugoslavia has for
> some time been the target of a covert policy waged by the West and
> its allies, primarily Germany, the United States, Britain, Turkey,
> and Saudi Arabia, as well as by Iran, to divide Yugoslavia into its
> ethnic components, dismantle it, and eventually recolonize it." (p.
On Tue, 12 Apr 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I promise to shut up just so some people will be happy.
Well, others (like me) won't be happy. I even doubt, that that is
the result people who think, "we could do better", were aiming at.
So I hope
> Barkley Rosser, one of the "Last of the
First of all I want to say something about myself. I'm a Jesuit
priest studying economics in preparation of work at our
institute for social studies here in Munich. For already some
months now I have been lurking on pen-l, very happy for having
found a forum of progressive economic thought (someth
First of all I want to say something about myself. I'm a Jesuit
priest studying economics in preparation of work at our
institute for social studies here in Munich. For already some
months now I have been lurking on pen-l, very happy for having
found a forum of progressive economic thought (someth
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