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
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
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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 improvement over
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 long dictatorship as
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 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 orthodox
