Debtors' Cartel & Collective Debt Repudiation (was Re: RES: a trip to North Korea)
Yoshie Furuhashi
furuhashi.1 at osu.edu
Sat Apr 22 14:46:42 PDT 2000
>Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
>
>>Just imagine how the North Korean "Juche" might work, if it were
>>practiced in alliance with a number of Third World governments
>>which collectively repudiated international debts & were working to
>>create a new regional South-South aid & trade regime.
>
>Then it wouldn't be "juche" - it'd be a commitment to
>interdependence, not self-reliance. Hang together or hang
>separately, as someone said.
>
>Doug
Right. Then, the question is, *how* do we create such a world of
interdependence, instead of the current world market of international
debt servitude? I'd like to see folks discuss this question
seriously. The Seattle & A16 protests went fantastically, *as far
as* tactical questions of civil disobedience, creative & energetic
actions & marches in the streets, etc. are concerned. Beyond
tactical successes for the moment, though, where do we go from here?
Yoshie
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