[lbo-talk] Hardt/Negri's Commonwealth as reviewed in WSJ

[wrobert at uci.edu]

I'm going to write a longer response about this tomorrow, but it has to do
with the way that WalMart also used that system to change structures of
production by increasing its control of the production process.  More
tomorrow and in a better fashion, but I do think that this is a really
productive way of thinking through the problem (today I need to think
about Betty Friedan, women's magazines, and social reproduction) robert
wood
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> I haven't read any of their work, but could you or someone explain why
> computers in their cabs matter -- other than to make the walmart supply
> chain superefficient?
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> if that's too much of a 101 question, ignore. I'll wait until I after I
> move to read the book. :)
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> shag
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