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Re: Japan\ recent decisions
What I find interesting about the Japanese case is the way that
a crisis whose origins lie in a madcap orgy of real estate speculation
by greedy bankers, is now being used by many commentators in the West as
a "vindication" of Anglo-American capitalism and a justification
of calls for the wholesale deregulation of the Japanese economy to
make it more like the former. <I am _not_ saying that deregulation
is never justified>. What I'd like to know is if and how this
blind ideological hegemony can be effectively challenged. How
do we shift the terms of elite discourse? Or should we admit to
ourselves that the elites cannot be moved by attempts at rational
persuasion?
Peter Burns SJ
rburns@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Thread context:
- Nobel Prize,
Dionisio Carmo-Neto Sun 01 Oct 1995, 03:38 GMT
- Japan\ recent decisions,
Timothy Canova Sat 30 Sep 1995, 23:48 GMT
- Keynesian "optimism",
glevy Sat 30 Sep 1995, 09:25 GMT
- Church of Economics on FASTnet,
John Gelles Sat 30 Sep 1995, 03:35 GMT
- Reading, Writing and Happiness,
John Gelles Sat 30 Sep 1995, 01:16 GMT
- Thinking Creatively,
Dionisio Carmo-Neto Fri 29 Sep 1995, 23:03 GMT
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