From: "" ( yankro@instjm.sld.cu )
Date: Wed; 1 May 1996 08:12:29
Subject: Felicidades! Congratulations!
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From: postmaster@csl.edu.ar
Date: Thu; 9 May 1996 19:42:27 CST
Subject: Conference on Marxism and Capitalism Today
CONFERENCE ON MARXISM AND CAPITALISM TODAY MODERNITY AND CRISIS Sponsored by: Alfaguara member of the Network of Southern Cone Marxist Publications Comrades: As initially agreed at the May 1995 meeting of Southern Cone Marxist Journals held in Santa Maria Brazil and ratified in October by approximately thirty Argentinean Brazilian and Uruguayan publications at the second meeting of the Conference on Socialism as Theory and Perspective in Rosario Argentina we are organizing a new conference: Marxism and Capitalism Today: Modernity and Crisis to take place May 24 25 and 26 1996 in Montevideo Uruguay. Various publications NGO’s and workers organizations have expressed interest in the Conference as have a number of prestigious foreign speakers. We will distribute a complete list when their participation is confirmed. Proposed Agenda: CONFERENCE ON MARXISM AND CAPITALISM TODAY: MODERNITY AND CRISIS A) The situation of workers under end-of-centry Capitalism. 1) Structural adjustment 2) New forms of work organzation: scope and implications 3) Ideologies of late capitalism B) Building the alternative (socialism) 1) A critical review of 20th century revolutionary experience 2) Post-capitalist societies 3) Social/political movements in the struggle against capitalism and the building of alternatives 4) Reconstructing the concept of socialism Sub-topics are open. If you wish to add others send them to us before March 15 1996. Presentations are open until March 31 1996. After that date for organizational reasons selection criteria for oral presentations may be applied. Text of all talks will be distributed. Registration fees which cover minimal stationery and rent are UR$50 (fifty Uruguayan pesos) equivalent to US$7 (seven US dollars). We are arranging housing for Uruguayan and foreign participants in union halls private homes and inexpensive hotels. If you have housing to offer of if you need housing please contact us. Send suggestions papers contributions and registrations to: Revista Alfaguara Reconquista 227 ap 8 CP 11.000 Montevideo Uruguay. Revista Alfaguara Casilla de Correo 1615 Correo Central Montevideo Uruguay. Dr. Jorge Arias Fax (5982) 96 42 46 We want to make it possible for you to participate in the way that is best for you. We will provide additional information as the organization of the conference progresses. You may contact Alfaguara in Buenos Aires at Casa Cultural Uruguay R. Scalabrini Ortiz 532. Capital. Tel/Fax 54-1-854-6941 > from 10am to 6pm.
Date: Sat; 11 May 1996 23:07:55 -0700 (PDT)
From: "R. Goforth" ( rgoforth@u.washington.edu )
Subject: Social Justice E-Zine #19
**************************************************************** SOCIAL JUSTICE #19 May 13 1996 Kim Goforth Ray Goforth IN THIS ISSUE: 1) OPENING NOTES ON THE ZINE 2) FEAR AND PRIVILEGE IN SOUTH AFRICA 3) INDONESIA: OPPOSITION POLITICIAN LATEST VICTIM OF REPRESSIVE LAWS 4) THE HIGHER LAW (CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AT SCHOOL OF AMERICAS) 5) NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN PROTESTS SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT A MITSUBISHI PLANT IN ILLINOIS USA. **************************************************************** Welcome to the latest issue of SOCIAL JUSTICE E-ZINE. The name Social Justice encompasses the struggles of people everywhere who work for gender equality democratic government economic opportunity intellectual freedom environmental protection and human rights. Social Justice is an electronic magazine (e-zine) designed for free distribution through the internet. Feel free to make copies and share with friends (or enemies). Think of this as a regular magazine without the recycling. If there's nothing you want to read in this issue just hit delete. Those wishing to be added to the subscription list (or conversely those who want off the list) should write to us at: goforth@igc.apc.org Some of our other projects: Social Justice: http://www.tripod.com/~goforth/socialjustice.html Progressive Web Site: http://www.oocities.org/capitolhill/2915 Feminist Web Site: http://www.oocities.org/capitolhill/2995
Date: Fri; 17 May 1996 16:53:00 ARG
From: crossroads- info@igc.apc.org
Subject: CrossRoads
CrossRoads CrossRoads gives you a candid appraisal of new realities; foster dialogue on the US left; and pushes forward the development of effective strategies for progressive and socialist activism. CrossRoads provides a forum for the re-examination of long-held Marxist thought and covers the full range of struggles against racism sexism and homophobia and for peace equality democracy social justice self-determination and protection of the environment. Worldwide subscription for 10 issues $US 45 (airmail) Send your cheques and money orders to CrossRoads PO Box 2809 Oakland CA 94609 USA crossroads-info@igc.apc.org
Date: Sat; 18 May 1996 04:07:14 -0700 (PDT)
From: IGC News Desk ( newsdesk@igc.apc.org )
Subject: CrossRoads - More information
CrossRoads Magazine now has a World Wide Web Page! Please visit the URL http://www.peacenet.apc.org/crossroads/ or you can gopher to the 'gopher.igc.apc.org' and select Publications and then "CrossRoads" Also CrossRoads is busy organizing its 1995 Summer Media Institute. See the bottom of this message for complete information! ---------------------------------------- CrossRoads has played a central role in the theoretical and organizational reconstruction of a wide section of the Left. The activist engaged in community struggle and the politically-engaged scholar alike will find CrossRoads essential reading. Manning Marable Director of African American Institute at Columbia University CrossRoads is published by the Institute for Social and Economic Studies as part of its work to promote dialogue and building new alliances among progressives and leftists. Its goals are to: * promote dialogue among activists and scholars on the left about critical issues on the national and international scene in an accessible way; * bring diverse Marxist and socialist traditions to bear while exploring new strategies and directions for the progressive political movements; * highlight the centrality of anti-racist politics and the movements of people of color to the process of social change in our country. Editors: Linda Burnham Max Elbaum (Managing Editor) Arnoldo Garcia Steven Hiatt Elizabeth Martinez Nancy Stein Irwin Silber Ethan Young. Contributing Editors: Vicki Alexander Bob Barber Anne Braden Peter Camejo Duane Campbell Stephen Castor Brenda Coley Mike Conan Pam David Ray Davis Dennis Desmond Roxanne Dunbar (Ortiz) James Early Cyrus Edwards-Keller David Englestein Barbara Epstein Bill Fletcher Jr. Van Gosse Gil Green Harry Hay Connie Hogarth Phil Hutchings Dave Jette Arthur Kinoy Jack Kurzweil Jos LaLuz Miriam Ching Louie William M. Mandel Manning Marable David McReynolds Barbara Miner Joanna Misnik Carlos Mu$oz Jr. Michael Myerson Joe Navarro Tim Patterson Mel Prichard Eileen Raphael Jeremy Raw Al Robles Mel Rothenberg Alice Sunshine Steve Tarzynski Sabina Virgo Cornel West Michael S. Wyman Mike Zielinski. Board of Directors Institute for Social and Economic Studies: Shafik Abu-Tahir Muhammad Ahmad Frances M. Beal Linda Burnham Max Elbaum Roma Guy Felix Mario Huerta Jr. Brad Jones Niki Joseph Leanna Noble Gary Phillips Sushawn Robb (Executive Director) Nancy Stein Jude Thilman John Trinkl James Vann Bob Wing Ethan Young. SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION One year (10 issues....................$24.00 Two year (20 issues)...................$42.00 International..........................$30.00 add $15 for air mail Institutions...........................$40.00 Student one year.......................$19.00 Trial subscription (3 issues)..........$ 7.95 Back issues $4 for one $3 for each additional Name:_____________________________________________________ Address:__________________________________________________ City:_________________ State:_______ Zip:_____ PHone:_____ Enclosed is $_________for ____ one year domestic sub _____ trial sub ____ two year domestic sub _____ student sub ____ international sub _____ back issues #:________ send to: CrossRoads P.O. Box 2809 Oakland CA 94609 510-843-7495 ------------------------------------- *** Please Cross-post and Redistribute !! *** For more information about the Summer Media Institue contact CrossRoads Magazine at
From: michel@msa.psiconet.org.ar
Date: Tue; 21 May 1996 08:08:34 +0000
Subject: Informatica y capitalismo
Hola En el numero 3 de la revista Acheronta se ha editado el capitulo 14 " El caracter de las nuevas tecnologias de la informacion" del libro Tecnologia y trabajo en la economia contemporanea - Un enfoque marxista de Claudio Katz (Profesor en Filosofia y Letras y en Cs. Sociales de la UBA). La revista Acheronta puede obtenerse via FTP en el FTP anonimo de la UBA ftp.uba.ar/pub/misc/Revista-Acheronta/acheron3.exe o bien en la WWW en el Web de Acheronta http://www.us.sicoar.com/psiconet/acheron/acheron.htm La pagina especifica correspondiente al numero 3 es http://www.us.sicoar.com/psiconet/acheron/acheron3.htm La revista viene en un archivo denominado acheron3.exe que es un autoejecutable de instalacion para Windows. La revista esta realizada en el formato de los help de Windows. Proximamente aparecera editado el libro completo de Claudio Katz en version electronica. Saludos Michel Sauval E-mail : michel@msa.psiconet.org.ar WWW : http://www.sicoar.com/psiconet/michel/michel.htm http://www.us.sicoar.com/psiconet/michel/michel.htm Tel.: 54 1 961-9787
From: Michel Sauval ( michel@msa.psiconet.org.ar )
Date: Thu; 23 May 1996 23:38:30 CST
Subject: Information technologies and Capitalism
Issue #3 of the Spanish language magazine Acheronta includes Chapter 14 El caracter de las nuevas technologias de la informacion (The character of the new information technologies) from the book "Tecnologia y trabajo en la economia contemporanea -- Un enfoque marxista" (Technology and work in the contemporary economy -- a Marxist perspective) by Claudio Katz professor in Philosophy and Letters and in Political Science at the University of Buenos Aires. Acheronta (in Spanish) can be obtained by anonymous FTP from the University of Buenos Aires server: ftp.uba.ar/pub/misc/Revista-Acheronta/acheron3.exe or on the WWW http://www.us.sicoar.com/psiconet/acheron/acheron.htm The specific page for Issue #3 is http://www.us.sicoar.com/psiconet/acheron/acheron3.htm The magazine is in a file called acheron3.exe. This is an executable file which self-installs into Windows. The text is formatted as a Windows Help file. The full text of Claudio Katz' book will soon be available in an electronic version. Saludos Michel Sauval E-mail : michel@msa.psiconet.org.ar WWW : http://www.sicoar.com/psiconet/michel/michel.htm http://www.us.sicoar.com/psiconet/michel/michel.htm Tel. : 54 1 961-9787 (Argentina) [Translation: david@lillie.mic.cl (David Holmstrom)]
Date: Mon; 27 May 1996 22:53:16 -0700 (PDT)
From: "R. Goforth" ( rgoforth@u.washington.edu )
Subject: Social Justice E-Zine #20
SOCIAL JUSTICE #20 May 27 1996 Ray Goforth Kim Goforth **************************************************************** **************************************************************** IN THIS ISSUE: 1) OPENING NOTES ON THE ZINE 2) AN INTERVIEW WITH MORRIS DEES 3) CROATIA: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL CONDEMNS PROSECUTION OF FERAL TRIBUNE JOURNALISTS IN CROATIA 4) 53 BLACK CHURCHES FIREBOMBED IN USA **************************************************************** **************************************************************** Welcome to the latest issue of SOCIAL JUSTICE E-ZINE. The name Social Justice encompasses the struggles of people everywhere who work for gender equality democratic government economic opportunity intellectual freedom environmental protection and human rights. Social Justice is an electronic magazine (e-zine) designed for free distribution through the internet. Feel free to make copies and share with friends (or enemies). Think of this as a regular magazine without the recycling. If there's nothing you want to read in this issue just hit delete. Those wishing to be added to the subscription list (or conversely those who want off the list) should write to us at: goforth@igc.apc.org Some of our other projects: Social Justice: http://www.tripod.com/~goforth/socialjustice.html Progressive Web Site: http://www.oocities.org/capitolhill/2915 Feminist Web Site: http://www.oocities.org/capitolhill/2995 Human Rights in China: http://www.tripod.com/~hric/hric.html ***************************************************************** *****************************************************************
Date: Tue; 28 May 1996 18:21:49 ARG
From: "Alberto Daniel Teszkiewicz " ( marxjour@dia.edu.ar )
Subject: Notebooks for Study and Research
Notebooks for Study and Research -------------------------------- Notebooks for Study and Research combine attention to new challenges and path-breaking thinking an activist orientation and a commitment to critical-minded Marxism. Recent and forthcoming Notebooks include: NSR no. 22: Women's Lives in the New Global Economy. Twelve feminists scholars and activists on five continents describe how women in factories farms offices and families are working surviving suffering and resisting in the 1990s. NSR no. 23: Lean Production: A Capitalist Utopia? Tony Smith combs trhough the business press' claims for a dawning new harmony among employers workers and consumers and distinguishes what is really new in today's economy from what Das Kapital described over a century ago. NSR no. 24-25 (special double issue): World Bank / IMF Enough! Susan George Micheal Chossudovsky and others analyze the autocracy that is strangling the Third World and we hear voices from the growing movement that is challenging its sway. To subscribe send your details issue number you wish your subscription to begin along with a cheque or postal money order (payable to Pierre Rousset in French francs on a bank located in France conversion charge at your expense) for FF100 (four Notebooks) or FF200 (eight Notebooks) to: CER/NSR Postbus 53290 100 RG Amsterdam Netherlands --- Alberto Daniel Teszkiewicz marxjour@dia.edu.ar
Date: Tue; 28 May 1996 19:36:48 ARG
From: "Administrador de csl.edu.ar " ( postmaster@csl.edu.ar )
Subject: SUMARIO BRASIL REVOLUCIONARIO Nro 21
SUMARIO Brasil Revolucionario Nro 21 Editorial Globalizacao realidades e sofismas Jacob Gorender Afinal o Brasil tem sentido? Cesar Benjamin Socializando a miseria na educacao Ivan Valente Sobre a tatica eleitoral Plinio de Arruda Sampaio Nenhum direito a menos muitas conquistaas a mais Suzana Maranhao Da cota de candidatas e da divisao das tarefas domesticas Marta Suplicy Entrevista com Karl Marx Traducao de Jorge Almeida A questao indigena e o projeto politico da esquerda Tania Maria Silveira Abolindo o pragmatismo e recuperando a ideologia Eduardo Alves de Carvalho. Karl Popper O conservantismo filosofico Luis Roberto Lopez Graviez por estupro: o duplo pesadelo Andreia Peres Aborto legal Jandira Feghali. Coordenacao do IMA: Paulo Faria Instituto de Estudios Politicos Mario Alves Av Sao Joao 324 Conj. 504 Centro CEP 01036-000 Sao Paulo Brasil Telefax: (011) 223-1107 [Para reproducir alguno de estos articulos o mas informaciones dirigirse a postmaster@csl.edu.ar] --- postmaster postmaster@csl.edu.ar
Date: Tue; 28 May 1996 19:26:02 ARG
From: "Administrador de csl.edu.ar " ( postmaster@csl.edu.ar )
Subject: El Rodaballo Nro4
SUMARIO EL RODABALLO NRO 4 MAYO 1996 BUENOS AIRES Editorial: A veinte annos del golpe Debates en el pensamiento contemporaneo F.Jameson Cinco tesis sobre el marxismo realmente existente Ronald Rocha Ser o no ser posmoderno Blas de Santos La fidelidad del olvido Terry Eagleton: Marxismo sin marxismo Discutir Hobsbawm Roy Hora El siglo de Hobsbawm Elias Palti El dilema de Hobsbawm Temas Leon Rozitchner Baudrillard: la seduccion generalizada y la muerte Irene Munnoz Donde se perdio y donde esta el pensamiento politico socialista argentino Horacio Tarcus Samuel Glusberg entre Mariategui y Trostky Ricardo Strafacce La mujer es lo negro del mundo La lucha de la memoria contra el olvido: Tierra y Libertad de Ken Loach Christian Ferrer La trinchera perdida George Orwell Testimonios de un miliciano El viento en el mundo Nacionalismo y estatismo: los caminos sin salida para la izquierda Un dialogo con Robin Blackburn Danilo Martuccelli Los acontecimientos de diciembre en Francia: de los signos a los actores. --- postmaster@csl.edu.ar
From: michel@msa.psiconet.org.ar
Date: Wed; 29 May 1996 07:51:59 +0000
Subject: En defensa del Marxismo 12
Hola Ya salio el numero 12 (mayo 1996) de la revista "En defensa del Marxismo". El sumario incluye : - "La masacre de los sin tierra en Brasil" - Rui Costa Pimienta - "La particion de Bosnia y la Solidaridad Internacionalista" - Colectivo 'En defensa del Marxismo' Espana - "Respuesta al colectivo espanol" - Luis Oviedo - "Juan B. Justo : ? un Lasalle Latinoamericano?" - Pedro Malaj - "Juan B. Justo y la cuestion nacional" - Osvaldo Coggiola - "El movimiento Socialista en Argentina" - Martin Valle - "Para la reconstruccion de la IV Internacional" - Osvaldo Coggiola - "Marx ?antisemita?" - Arlene Clemesha En defensa del Marxismo puede adquirirse en Ayacucho 448 1026 Capital Federal Argentina Saludos Michel Sauval E-mail : michel@msa.psiconet.org.ar WWW : http://www.sicoar.com/psiconet/michel/michel.htm http://www.us.sicoar.com/psiconet/michel/michel.htm Tel.: 54 1 961-9787
Date: Thu; 30 May 96 12:59 GMT-3:00
From: postmaster@csl.edu.ar
Subject: EL RODABALLO #4
MAY 1996 BUENOS AIRES Contents of EL RODABALLO #4 MAY 1996 BUENOS AIRES (IN SPANISH) Editorial: Twenty Years After the Coup Current Theoretical Debates F. Jameson Five Theses on Actually Existing Marxism Ronald Rocha To Be Or Not To Be Postmodern Blas de Santos The Truth of Forgetfulness Terry Eagleton Marxism Without Marxism Comments on Hobsbawm Roy Hora The Century of Hobsbawm Elias Palti The Dilemma of Hobsbawm Topics Leon Rozitchner Baudrillard: Generalized Seduction and Death Irene Munnoz Argentinean Political Socialist Theory: Where It Got Lost and Where It Is Now? Horacio Tarcus Samuel Glusberg Between Mariategui and Trostky Ricardo Strafacce Woman As "the Dark" of the World The Struggle to Remember the Forgotten: Ken Loach's Land and Freedom Christian Ferrer The Lost Trench George Orwell A Militiaman's Testimony World Currents Nationalism and Statism: Deadends for the Left a dialogue with Robin Blackburn Danilo Martuccelli December Events in France: From the Symbols to the Actors postmaster@csl.edu.ar