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Call to Action----Voices in the Wilderness
By David Peterson at Aug 12, 2004
Chicago-based Voices in the Wilderness has issued a powerful statement calling upon "all US government officials—elected or appointed—to publicly declare their opposition to any attack by US military forces against the Shrine of Ali," and, furth... (More) Comments (0)
The Referendum Will Not Be Televised -- or, hello from Venezuela
By Justin Podur at Aug 11, 2004
Greetings from Venezuela. I am not sure how much blogging I will be able to do, or what I will be blogging about. But I am in Venezuela, and I am here to cover the referendum for ZNet, and so I am glad that blogging can be a part of that. More later, I ... (More) Comments (2)
The Referendum Will Not Be Televised -- or, hello from Venezuela
By Justin Podur at Aug 11, 2004
Greetings from Venezuela. I am not sure how much blogging I will be able to do, or what I will be blogging about. But I am in Venezuela, and I am here to cover the referendum for ZNet, and so I am glad that blogging can be a part of that. More later, I ... (More) Comments (2)
By Noam Chomsky at Aug 11, 2004
To refute the criticisms[...] is trivial, and worth doing for only one reason. It teaches us something important: by even bothering to refute the criticisms, we are granting the critics a great gift, exactly what they want, and are falling into a trap tha... (More) Comments (3)
War-Era Mass Grave Found Near Sarajevo
By David Peterson at Aug 11, 2004
Okay. Last Saturday's Chicago Tribune (Aug. 7) published a Getty/AFP photo by Elvis Barukcic on the upper-lefthand corner of Sect. 1, p. 3, along with the following caption: War-era mass grave found near Sarajevo A forensic expert collects human remains F... (More) Comments (0)
By Noam Chomsky at Aug 10, 2004
There is no doubt that people have moral intuitions, and research -- serious research is in very early stages -- reveals that they are quite uniform without experience in complex situations, and in many ways surprising. There is little reason to doubt ... (More) Comments (10)
By Noam Chomsky at Aug 10, 2004
Controlling the region means being in a position to have a significant effect of decisions that are taken there, particularly with regard to production levels, price range (not to high, not too low), distribution (e.g., where pipelines go), etc. Nothing s... (More) Comments (0)
The Old Blogs are Dead -- Long Live the New ZNet Blog!
By Brian Dominick at Aug 06, 2004
I don't even want to begin explaining the nightmare I went to trying to fix the blog system, and then when that failed, trying to configure this new system to handle our special needs. But, alas, here it is -- an all new ZNet Blog powered by the brand n... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Jul 11, 2004
I got an email asking if I could write up a on eminute speech for the DNC -- what I would say on prime time. The request is very odd, but here is what I jotted off...probably would take a bit more than a minute though, to deliver... Given that the United... (More) Comments (2)
By Michael Albert at Jul 11, 2004
Arbeiter Ring Pre4ss has just released (and I just received through the mail) Thought Dreams: Radical Theory for the Twenty First Century, a new book of mine. Thought Dreams, the book, is my best effort to take an audience, starting from scratch, to a b... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Jul 11, 2004
I actually think there is some reason to worry that there will be a terrorist attack between now and the election. Not because the government says so, of course. They haven't got a clue. But because from the perspective of bin Laden and co., it makes sens... (More) Comments (3)
By Michael Albert at Jul 11, 2004
Recently many people are asking why did the U.S. government ignore various indicators leading up to 9/11 that perhaps something horrible would happen if there weren't changes in U.S. policies. Okay…I suppose it isn't an entirely unreasonable question. And... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Jul 11, 2004
I have been asked for a short essay for a book that will appear at the ESF, this October. I have to rush it...and here is a draft. Anyone who wants to send me any suggestions, please feel free. But the commenting system is down. Beyond Capitalism To bu... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Jul 11, 2004
> I can't help but wonder whether any system can survive if it is too complex for the general public to understand. Is this serous? Parecon has a few key institutions and concepts, which a junior high school student could easily understand. To understa... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Jul 11, 2004
> In his model, Albert argues for balanced job complexes instead of a labor market. Balanced job complexes replace corporate division of labor – not labor markets. Hiring and also firing of workers is not a market exchange because the terms are not gove... (More) Comments (2)


