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[Patrick Bond]

Right, the terminology here has shifted -- thanks to interventions 
during the early 1990s by Boris Kagarlitsky and John 
Saul -- to "structural reforms." Problem is, in part, that some 
social democrats use this phraseology to concede post-fordist and 
even neo-liberal backsliding in key social and labour arenas. I still 
like the idea of a non-reformist reform because it immediately forces 
one to define why it is not reformist.


> From:          "hoov" <hoov at freenet.tlh.fl.us>
> Reply-to:      lbo-talk at lists.panix.com


> Patrick Bond:
> > struggles for 
> > non-reformist reforms
> 
> a bit of Andre Gorz in the years before he bid adieu to the working
> class...Michael Hoover