Kenneth Campbell wrote:
Lou --
I hesitate to write... but I must state...
I know you are smart... But these ambush letters in which you ask a
question and copy it to a list... is not right. Private is private.
I assume that this was meant as a private communication, but I will
answer it publicly
And isn't time for us to ditch the epithet anti-globalization,
to beat a dead horse already?
absolutely! that's why I put that word in quotation marks when I posted the article by
Fausto Bertinotti to pen-l. It's his mistake to use that term.
Jim
Lou --
I hesitate to write... but I must state...
I know you are smart... But these ambush letters in which you ask a
question and copy it to a list... is not right. Private is private.
Ken.
--
Literature is the art of writing something that will be
read twice; journalism what will be read
Devine, James wrote:
I'd say the Empire thesis has some life in it yet.
in 25 words or less, how would you summarize the Empire thesis?
What's relevant here is that imperial power is far more dispersed and
polycentric than the old-fashioned Washington/Hollywood/Wall Street
rules the world
Doug Henwood wrote:
Devine, James wrote:
I'd say the Empire thesis has some life in it yet.
in 25 words or less, how would you summarize the Empire thesis?
What's relevant here is that imperial power is far more dispersed and
polycentric than the old-fashioned Washington/Hollywood/Wall
I am commenting on selected passages from an article that can be read in
its entirety at:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1016107,00.html
Reformist social democracy is no longer on the agenda
The anti-globalisation movement is the basis of a left alternative
Fausto Bertinotti
The
I'd say the Empire thesis has some life in it yet.
in 25 words or less, how would you summarize the Empire thesis?
Jim
Kenneth Campbell wrote:
Jesus... Lou... You okay?
No, Ken, I am not all right. I don't like being threatened by you. I
don't like having my time wasted going through the Marxmail archives to
weed out your god-damned messages. I was willing to let the whole thing
drop, but you should know better
Jesus... Lou... You okay?
None the less, the letter to the editor Marxism is not sufficient for
my family. Writing things doesn't work alone.
Ken.
-Original Message-
From: PEN-L list [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Louis
Proyect
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 1:56 PM
To: [EMAIL
On Monday, August 11, 2003 at 16:04:29 (-0400) Doug Henwood writes:
Devine, James wrote:
I'd say the Empire thesis has some life in it yet.
in 25 words or less, how would you summarize the Empire thesis?
What's relevant here is that imperial power is far more dispersed and
polycentric than
It's always the person responding to the irritable grouch that gets
the reprimand, isn't it?
Doug
Doug, when did you take Jerry Levy's place on PEN-L?
Louis Proyect, Marxism mailing list: http://www.marxmail.org
Michael Perelman wrote:
let's keep cool.
It's always the person responding to the irritable grouch that gets
the reprimand, isn't it?
Doug
let's keep cool.
On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 02:03:10PM -0400, Kenneth Campbell wrote:
Jesus... Lou... You okay?
None the less, the letter to the editor Marxism is not sufficient for
my family. Writing things doesn't work alone.
Ken.
-Original Message-
From: PEN-L list
Doug wrote:
It's always the person responding to the irritable grouch that
gets the reprimand, isn't it?
Louie wrote:
Doug, when did you take Jerry Levy's place on PEN-L?
It amazes me that so little has changed.
I knew Jerry Levy online 6-7 years ago, back when I disappeared from
leftie lists
A trap set for protesters Michael Hardt
Friday February 21, 2003
The Guardian
full: http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,899852,00.html
HARDT: Corresponding in part to the new US anti-Europeanism, there is
today in Europe and across the world a growing anti-Americanism. In
particular,
- Original Message -
From: Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But the February 15th demonstrations were mounted despite the grumbling
of Michael Hardt that it was diverting attention from the real
movement, namely anti-globalization.
=
[Oh really? And
Michael Hardt wrote:
It is unfortunate but inevitable that much of the energies that
had been active in the globalisation protests have now at least
temporarily been redirected against the war. We need to oppose this war,
but we must also look beyond it and avoid being drawn into the trap of
its
Doug writes:
I'd say the Empire thesis has some life in it yet.
I asked:
in 25 words or less, how would you summarize the Empire thesis?
Doug replies:
What's relevant here is that imperial power is far more dispersed and
polycentric than the old-fashioned Washington/Hollywood/Wall Street
Look, I have been gone all day. An old friend from my hometown visited,
who is writing a book on colleges. I get back and see nastiness. With
several hundred e-mails, I look at them quickly and relatively randomly.
So when I try to give a cease and decist order, the post to which it is
attached
Devine, James wrote:
In my view, there are two levels or elements to imperialism as we
currently know it:
1) the hegemony of the US; and
2) imperialism as a world system of structured inequality,
domination, dependency, and exploitation.
The excessive emphasis on the first seems to be what Doug
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