"Punishment"? Re: Centralization
Michael Pugliese
debsian at pacbell.net
Mon Jul 8 08:24:13 PDT 2002
>Market Socialism was in Yugoslavia after WW2. It didn't seem to
collapse.
If you say so. Looks pretty collapsed to me.
Bill Bartlett
Bracknell Tas
Huge debts to the IMF incurred during the latter part of the Tito
period, the acsension of Milosevic after he pushed out his mentor, the
democratic Communist, Ivan Stambolic
http://faculty.virginia.edu/setear/courses/howweget/milo.htm
(assasinated a few yrs. ago, I'd say by the same cuddly folks that
killed Arkan), the manipulation of long-standing ethno-religious
nationalist myths derived from 1389, destroyed yugoslav socialism.
http://www.icjs.org/news/vol9/Sells.html
News & Letters - The Journal of Marxist-Humanism - August/ ...
... A September 1999 article by Laura Secor in LINGUA FRANCA ... Most
prominent among them
has been Mihailo Markovic of the Praxis group, who already in 1990 was
...
http://www.newsandletters.org/Issues/1999/Oct/10.99_olat.htm
Michael Pugliese
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