>Ron Chilcote has edited a new volume titled "The
>Political Economy of Imperialism: Critical Appraisals"
>Boston: Kluwer Academic (1999), 260 pp. isbn
>0-7923-8470-9.
>The table of contents & contributors:
>Part I. SImperialism: Its Legacy and Contemporary
Significance
>M.C. Howard and J.E.
Actually, I was thinking of someone else, I'm mistaken in my
characterization of Chilcote. In addition to agreeing that Chilcote is a
fine progressive thinker, I might add that I think Jim Devine's a real
sharp thinker who makes very insightful use of Marx in his writing btw...
His web page is gr
I don't think that we should continue this unproductive debate about who
is who. Ronald Chilcote is well known to be an _established_ Marxist
scholar. Actually, in his book, he _vehemently_ criticizes mainstream
social theories, including game theory and rational choice as well as
those who dist
What debate? I said I agree with you, RC is a fine progressive thinker. I
then added I think JD is also. I wasn't debating anything with you.
I would also add that trees are known to grow leaves.
Steve
Mine wrote:
On Wed, 21 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't think that we should contin
