Has anyone read Greider's chapter "The Ghost of Marx" in which he
propounds a quasi-Schumpeterian analysis--that despite endemic excess
capacity, there is ever more investment and 'creative destruction' of
existing capacity. As crises of apparent overproduction/underconsumption
are overcome the
[I wrote this in response to the William Greider piece which appeared in the
Nation and was also widely distributed on the Internet. The Nation refuses
to run it, so I'm "self-publishing" it. Feel free to pass along.]
Saving Ourselves - And Others - From The Glo
