Naomi Klein: DC, Seattle, organizational culture

[Michael Perelman]

I knew Mander back in the 60s -- not well, but we might chat for 1
minute or so.  He was active in California Land Reform and Water
activities.  All good populist causes and every time he seemed to be on
the right side.  I found him to be a good guy.  He never preteded to be
a radical or a revolutionary.  At the time, he did not talk about
spiritual type things, but then I never got to know him in depth.

Doug Henwood wrote:


> Alex LoCascio wrote:
>
> >Danaher or Mander?
>
> Mander, and more specifically, the IFG's patron, Doug Tompkins, who
> earned his millions from Esprit
> <http://www.panix.com/~dhenwood/Globalization.html>.
>
> Someone told me Mander was one of those 60s ad guys who appropriated
> Cool for The Man. Tom Frank, is this true?
>
> Doug

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Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929

Tel. 530-898-5321
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