Re: Website update

[Stephen.Dunn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Anthony

By way of clarification I think I was a little more circumspect and less
effusive than your email suggests. That said I clearly welcome, and
encourage, explorations of Galbraith's contribution to the theory of the
firm.

Steve




"Anthony McCann" <mccannat@xxxxxx> on 24/04/2002 17:29:02

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Hello,

Just to let you know that the Beyond the Commons website has been updated
with Chapter summaries, bibliography, glossary, and a feedback form.

I don't know much about these things, but Stephen P. Dunn tells me that ch.
5 provides the first empirical case study based on Galbraith's theory of
the firm. This surprised me, but hey, I'm technically an ethnomusicologist
so I am highly susceptible to being surprised in the field of PKT. :)

While I'm here, has anyone drawn PKT connections with anti-positivist
literature in feminism, critical legal studies, cultural studies etc. ?

All the best,

Anthony McCann
http://www.beyondthecommons.com

Research Fellow (Cultural Policy)
Smithsonian Institution


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