Ken Hanly wrote:
Surely that does not mean that we cannot learn from the system. Saying that it is dead, dead, dead, is perhaps expressing a hope that nothing like it will arise from the ashes.
Of course we can learn from it, but this obsessing about ancient conflicts is intellectually deadening. It's like we're living in the past. This debate has been going on with virtually the same content for what, 50, 75 years? The Soviet model can never be reconstructed; what help is this going forward?
Doug
- Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, (continued)
- Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky Sat 22 Jul 2000, 19:19 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, Doug Henwood Sat 22 Jul 2000, 19:33 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, Nestor Miguel Gorojovsky Sat 22 Jul 2000, 19:40 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, Ken Hanly Sat 22 Jul 2000, 19:46 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, Doug Henwood Sat 22 Jul 2000, 19:56 GMT
- Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, Ken Hanly Sat 22 Jul 2000, 19:33 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, JKSCHW Mon 24 Jul 2000, 01:44 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, JKSCHW Mon 24 Jul 2000, 01:47 GMT
- Re: Re: Re: why the ussr crashed, JKSCHW Mon 24 Jul 2000, 01:50 GMT