On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Brad De Long wrote:
> There's your answer: 40-year long dictatorship as the *model* we are
> supposed to aim for...
It worked for that icon of global competitiveness otherwise known as
Singapore, didn't it?
-- Dennis
I think answering this question would be fruitless. We have been over
that before quite a few times.
Brad De Long wrote:
> > >And so is Soviet-style socialism. So what's left?
> >>
> > >Doug
> >
> >...most of all, revolutionary Cuba
> >
> >Louis Proyect
> >
>
> There's your answer: 40-year lo
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/13/00 02:16PM >>>
> >And so is Soviet-style socialism. So what's left?
>>
> >Doug
>
>...most of all, revolutionary Cuba
>
>Louis Proyect
>
There's your answer: 40-year long dictatorship as the *model* we are
supposed to aim for...
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CB: But it is a big imp
>There's your answer: 40-year long dictatorship as the *model* we are
>supposed to aim for...
>
>Right.
>
>
>Brad DeLong
For North Americans? Heavens no. But for other countries in the Caribbean.
YES. Here's an excerpt from a profile on Paul Farmer in last week's New
Yorker Magazine. Farmer is a
> >And so is Soviet-style socialism. So what's left?
>>
> >Doug
>
>...most of all, revolutionary Cuba
>
>Louis Proyect
>
There's your answer: 40-year long dictatorship as the *model* we are
supposed to aim for...
Right.
Brad DeLong
Lou says that market socialism is finished. If so, so is socialism, since the
Hayek-Mises critique of planning remains without a credible answer on the left. Better
pack it in, then.
As I say, while particular theses and claims of the AMs are debtable, and they cannot
be all right together, s
>And so is Soviet-style socialism. So what's left?
>
>Doug
Revolutionary socialism and mass struggles that move in that direction.
Eg., Colombia, general strike in Argentina, water protests in Bolivia,
indigenous protests in Ecuador, Israel getting pushed out of southern
Lebanon (Lebanese Marxist
I recently saw an article by Robert Bellah, who as describing an article his student
was doing on social choice theory. The student was shocked when Bellah asked him if
he behaved the way that he was assuming. The student later stopped working along
those lines.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>I think AM was abandoned rather than died of natural causes. Too many of
the leading participants gave up on socialism or any kind of advocacy for
it. This was, I think, for broad sociological reasons, the failure of a
left movement to emnerge after the collapse of communism, the feeling of
futil
I wrote:
><< Originally, I'd say that Analytical Marxism was a kind of Marxism,
>one responding to dissatisfaction with both the "orthodox" Marxism of the
>2nd & 3rd Internationals and Althusserian structuralist Marxism. But
>combining Marxist propositions with the narrow-minded method of or
In a message dated 7/12/00 4:48:56 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Originally, I'd say that Analytical Marxism was a kind of Marxism, one
responding to dissatisfaction with both the "orthodox" Marxism of the 2nd &
3rd Internationals and Althusserian structuralist Marxi
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