Re: [Marxism] Re: MR on China

["andypollack@xxxxxxxx" <andypollack@xxxxxxxx>]

Louis, any of your articles mentioned below online?
P.S. Richard Smith in NLR (cited in this MR) also looks at China's economy and 
ecology.
P.P.S. Since you know Burkett's ecology work, what do you think of Foster's 
Marx's Ecology?

-- Louis Proyect <lnp3@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Richard Fidler wrote:
> In fact, Ben, the MR feature article on China - which, as other comrades
> have said, is very good - relies heavily on articles by DSP leaders, and
> especially Eva Cheng (including the pieces you cite), for its sources.

I'm about half-way through this exceptionally insightful article and
plan to write a review for the list after I'm done. I know Paul Burkett,
one of the others, fairly well through email exchanges over the years
and reviewed his book on Marx and ecology for Journal of the History of
Economic Thought long ago. It is instructive to note that his particular
interest in the environment must have shaped his outlook on China. Keep
in mind that the idiotic flame war that went on here a while back was
ignited by my reference to an article in the Chronicle of Higher
Education that reviewed 2 books that dealt with the environmental crisis
in China. I now feel vindicated.

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