However, If I may… .
It seems to me that you consider this « institution » : the State(s)as a person. Why ?
And IT(!) kills (real!)people!
So why don’t we get rid of the State(s), please ?
Fetichism? Sadomasochism? Victims of violence and Utopia?
However, If I may… .
It seems to me that you consider this « institution » : the State(s)as a person. Why ?
And IT(!) kills (real!)people!
So why don’t we get rid of the State(s), please ?
Fetichism? Sadomasochism? Victims of violence and Utopia?
Can I suggest (fun)readings please? By scholars?
Can I suggest (fun)readings please? By scholars?
You are?
Sûre, je veux dire. Sauriez-vous, par hasard, si des universitaires-critiques, ont pris la parole? Les derniers articles que j'ai consultés n'augurent rien de bon. (A MON TRES HUMBLE AVIS!)
You are?
Sûre, je veux dire. Sauriez-vous, par hasard, si des universitaires-critiques, ont pris la parole? Les derniers articles que j'ai consultés n'augurent rien de bon. (A MON TRES HUMBLE AVIS!)
(For real ???!!!)
(For real ???!!!)
That, would be an act of resistance and protest as well.
That, would be an act of resistance and protest as well.
Would u consider d following ?
Ch8 of d book below starts like this :
« ONE MIGHT WELL ASK: If our political and legal ideas really
are founded on the logic of slavery,
then how did we ever abolish it? ».
Would u consider d following ?
Ch8 of d book below starts like this :
« ONE MIGHT WELL ASK: If our political and legal ideas really
are founded on the logic of slavery,
then how did we ever abolish it? ».
To begin , would u read Ch4 of the book below on ur left plz?
After, regarding debt as a means of enslavement, perhaps the book below on ur right? Ch6 only?
To begin , would u read Ch4 of the book below on ur left plz?
After, regarding debt as a means of enslavement, perhaps the book below on ur right? Ch6 only?
May I suggest a book for a trip back in time. The English Financial Revolution.
Carl Wennerlind : « Casualties of Credit » ?
May I suggest a book for a trip back in time. The English Financial Revolution.
Carl Wennerlind : « Casualties of Credit » ?
« Instead, public finance is seen as being dependent on the ‘wealth-creating’ private sector, leading to a fundamental misunderstanding of how states are funded ». p.12.
« Instead, public finance is seen as being dependent on the ‘wealth-creating’ private sector, leading to a fundamental misunderstanding of how states are funded ». p.12.
I am truly amazed.
Positively and a bit negatively.
Positively because, again, you are a passionate scholar aiming for a critical interpretation.
That’s rare.
I am truly amazed.
Positively and a bit negatively.
Positively because, again, you are a passionate scholar aiming for a critical interpretation.
That’s rare.
The story IS fascinating indeed.
However from my point of view, there’s more to it because of : « (...)Dorji-Wangchuck asked Todd to help Bhutan raise a $10m loan from the World Bank ».
Why ???
The story IS fascinating indeed.
However from my point of view, there’s more to it because of : « (...)Dorji-Wangchuck asked Todd to help Bhutan raise a $10m loan from the World Bank ».
Why ???
GRAEBER,for the time being.
It's about the "background" as an illusion/utopia.
You, going to buy a book(?) AND d very same thing, but this time in a Jumanji-like world... .
GRAEBER,for the time being.
It's about the "background" as an illusion/utopia.
You, going to buy a book(?) AND d very same thing, but this time in a Jumanji-like world... .