Re: Stromberg Article

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More Anti-Statism: Economic Interpretations of Politics

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combines depend upon government intervention for their continued existence and 
how this proves to be pathological.



The Political
Economy of Liberal Corporatism

by Joseph R. Stromberg 

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]5/20/02 10:05:02 AM, Luke Rondinaro <larondin@yahoo.com> wrote:

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>  Date:   Mon, 20 May 2002 10:05:02 -0700 (PDT)
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>  From:   Luke Rondinaro <larondin@yahoo.com>
>  Subject:Stromberg Article
>  To:     wsn@csf.colorado.edu
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>   Dear WSN,
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>  Usually I try and make a point of not bothering with online news articles
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>  and commentary and/or mixing it in with my own scholarly concerns.  But
>  columns like this force me to cross the line occasionally.  I try to make it
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>  a point to read things on both the political Right and Left.  That’s one
>  reason why I continue to be interested in the WSN listserv and more
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>  progressive sites on the Net.  I even take great interest in the
>  progressive, psychological prognoses of the Psychohistory list at
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>  Topica.com.   And, I even like to look in on such conservative web locales
>  as Toogoodreports, Drudge, and LewRockwell to see what they have to say
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>  about the “issues” of our modern day. 
>  Even Stromberg here has had some very interesting essays in the past; but
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>  this column isn’t one of them.  I don’t agree with it all!  World History
>  and “civilizations” (“complex societies” as they’ve been referred to on H-
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>  World) are good.  It’s important to study them and the studies which examine
>  them are of great significance also, both intellectually and ideologically/
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>  politically.  Going back to a soley Western canon will not help our students
>  in the least, it won’t help scholarship, and it won’t help society.  It’s
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>  vital not only to remember the Classics of the Eastern and Western world,
>  but also to remember the importance of social science and world history in
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>  our curricula of higher ed 
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>  … which leads me to my underlying point.  Based on what you all can get from
>  the article, what is it that Stromberg should be really railing against
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>  here? … (media-like politicization of issues in our college classrooms which
>  ignores all other aspects of teaching/learning world history, the (for lack
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>  of a better term) “Disneyland-ization of higher ed. and the corresponding
>  lack of learning that can take place with it, or something else I haven’t
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>  covered).  What do you all think?  I look forward to hearing from you.
>   
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>  Best!
>   
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>  Luke R.
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>                      Universal World Civilization Syllabus
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>                             by Joseph R. Stromberg
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>              http://www.lewrockwell.com/stromberg/stromberg35.html
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