95% completeonly 95% to go;)
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It is about 95% complete. The working title is Intellectual Property
Amidst Poverty
It is about 95% complete. The working title is Intellectual Property
Amidst Poverty.
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> What's the title Michael?
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Japan grew very fast in the postwar period because its previous economists
were mostly excluded because of their fascist past, leading to a void that
Marxist trained economists filled. Eventually, Japan started hiring mostly
orthodox economists and their economy slowed down.
During the Depressio
> Nonetheless, it's best to make criticisms with _content_.
When it's worth doing. It's information to know that someone's viewsare not worth
paying attention to.
>Also, I
understand that in the past, there have been philosophers who were rejected
by the vast majority but later turned out t
At 05:09 PM 8/3/00 -0400, you wrote:
>No, philosophy has even less consensus than economics. So it tells you
>something when practically nobody takes B seriously, eh? And not just
>because of his political orientation. People who share his general
>political orientation--all those Marxists or t
No, philosophy has even less consensus than economics. So it tells you something when
practically nobody takes B seriously, eh? And not just because of his political
orientation. People who share his general political orientation--all those Marxists or
then-Marxists I mentioned--have no respect
Justin wrote:
>Look, Jim, I often defer to your economics expertise--not always, but
>often. If you tell me that someone is a crank with no respectable
>following in econ, I will be inclined to go along with you, since you are
>a real expert. Expertise is, after all, a legitimate basis of appea
Look, Jim, I often defer to your economics expertise--not always, but often. If you
tell me that someone is a crank with no respectable following in econ, I will be
inclined to go along with you, since you are a real expert. Expertise is, after all, a
legitimate basis of appeal to authority. Th
At 10:43 AM 08/03/2000 -0400, you wrote:
>I dob't want to get into this beyong what I say here, but, as I have
>explained variously, Bhaskar is a fool who is not taken seriously by real
>philosophers of science outside his cult, which mystifies me. I should
>explain that I was trained as a phil
Yeah, Carroll, I have read, and indeed studied, a lot of Stalin as well as Lenin. Not
only was I a Sovietologist, I was in and out of some outfits where Stalin was "in." I
can still give you chapter and verse on various outre Stalinist views, such as his
linguistic theories.
Anyway, you wil
En relación a [PEN-L:37] what is 'orange'?Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: R,
el 31 Jul 00, a las 12:33, Stephen E Philion dijo:
> > el 31 Jul 00, a las 9:48, Stephen E Philion dijo:
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> > > Nestor's sounding pretty orange these days...
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> > > Steve
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> > Since the quip is on myself, what is this
Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky wrote:
>En relación a [PEN-L:2] Re: Re: rational expectations,
>el 30 Jul 00, a las 6:18, Doug Henwood dijo:
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>> Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
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>> >What does this say about the "male list" of economists?
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>> Dunno, but I've never noticed that a lack of confidence was on
Nestor's sounding pretty orange these days...
Steve
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Doug Henwood wrote:
> Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky wrote:
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> >I guess this is what would be taken as a funny remark in Manhattan.
> >For me it is just a demonstration that lack of confidence is expected
> >in women, and that
Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky wrote:
>I guess this is what would be taken as a funny remark in Manhattan.
>For me it is just a demonstration that lack of confidence is expected
>in women, and that only exceptional "specimens" (sorry, Yoshie, just
>trying to be clear) escape it. As we say in Spanish, i
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