I. OVERALL, there have been *96*
subscribers to OPE-L since we started in September, 1995.
* There are now *81* subscribers.
* There are *15* former subscribers.
A complete listing of all current and former
subscribers appears at the end of this message.
If you want a listing of e-mail addresses of
current subscribers, send a message to
listproc@galaxy.csuchico.edu which reads
(only): RECIPIENTS OPE-L
II. DIVERSITY BY CONTINENT AND
NATION
The following is the break-down for current
subscribers:
A. ASIA
- China 1
- Japan 4
- India 2
- South Korea 4
Sub-total: 11
B. AUSTRALIA +
- Australia 3
- New Zealand 2
Sub-total: 5
C. SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
- Belize 1
- Brazil 7
- Mexico 3
Sub-total 11
D. NORTH AMERICA
- Canada 3
- USA 24
Sub-total: 27
E. AFRICA
- Senegal 1
Sub-total: 1
F. EUROPE
- Belgium 1
- France 2
- Greece 5
- Ireland 1
- Italy 3
- Netherlands 1
- Norway 1
- United Kingdom 12
Sub-total: 26
TOTAL: 81
III. DIVERSITY BY GENDER
For current members:
Male Members: 72
Women Members: 9
For former members:
Male Members: 13
Women Members: 2
IV. DIVERSITY BY OCCUPATION
I believe the following is the break-down for
current subscribers --
Of a total of 81:
-- 68 are *economists*.
Of this #, the overwhelming amount are
academics. 4 of this # are graduate students;
2 are independent economists; 1 works for
a central bank.
Of the remaining 13,
-- 7 are *academics* who teach in *other
fields*.
This includes: accounting, cultural studies,
law, philosophy (2), political science,
sociology (2).
The remaining 6 (of the 13 above) include
writers (2), self-employed, unknown (3).
V. OTHER MEASURES OF DIVERSITY
I am not including a break-down in terms of
a) schools of thought; or
b) areas of interest and expertise.
I think that such a tabulation would be very
problematic.
Yet, certain general points can be made:
1) we have a *very* diverse list in terms of
different Marxist perspectives on political
economy. Most, but not all, major perspectives
internationally are represented.
2) I believe it can be said that we are *less
diverse* in terms of areas of interest and fields
of specialization than 1). The interest of a
large percentage of listmembers seems to be
topics related to value theory.
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IN CONCLUSION, we remain a VERY
DIVERSE list -- as expressed in a variety
of measures used above. YET, it can no
really be said that we are a "SMALL" list.
In the future, we will need to (continue to)
give consideration to INCREASING THE
DIVERSITY of the list while EXTENDING
THE RANGE of our discussions and
INCREASING PARTICIPATION RATES
by listmembers.
In solidarity, Jerry
PS on Participation Rates:
-- of the 81 current subscribers, 73 have
participated in list discussions.
-- including former subscribers, 86 of 96
subscribers have participated in list
discussions.
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* OUTLINE ON POLITICAL ECONOMY *
(OPE-L) 1995-2001
Current subscribers:
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Mariko Adachi (Japan)
Michio Akama (Japan)
Samir Amin (Senegal)
Charles Andrews (US)
Chris Arthur (UK)
Alejandro Valle Baeza (Mexico)
Riccardo Bellofiore (Italy)
Rakesh Bhandari (US)
Andrew Brown (UK)
Paul Bullock (UK)
Paul Burkett (US)
Antonio Callari (US)
Martha Campbell (US)
Reinaldo Carcanholo (Brazil)
Francisco Paolo Cipolla (Brazil)
Bill Cochrane (New Zealand)
Paul Cockshott (UK)
Allin Cottrell (US)
Stephen Cullenberg (US)
Massimo DeAngelis (UK)
Suzanne de Brunhoff (France)
Maria de Lourdes Mollo (Brazil)
Zhiyong Dong (P.R. China)
Hans Ehrbar (US)
Anders Ekeland (Norway)
Howard Engelskirchen (US)
John R. Ernst (US)
Duncan Foley (US)
Alan Freeman (UK)
Claus Magno Germer (Brazil)
Paolo Giussani (Italy)
John Holloway (Mexico)
Ian Hunt (Australia)
Makoto Itoh (Japan)
Seongjin Jeong (S. Korea)
Nam-Hoon Kang (S. Korea)
Steve Keen (Australia)
David Kristjanson-Gural (US)
Costas Lapavitsas (Greece)
Michael A. Lebowitz (Canada)
Chai-on Lee (S. Korea)
Jerry Levy (US)
Eduardo Maldonado-Filho (Brazil)
Gary Mongiovi (US)
Abelardo Flores Marina (Mexico)
Patrick Mason (US)
Akira Matsumoto (Japan)
Stavros Mavroudeas (Greece)
Terrence Mc Donough (Ireland)
Ted McGlone (US)
Ryu Dong-Min (S. Korea)
Simon Mohun (UK)
Fred Moseley (US)
Fanis Papadatos (Greece)
Leda Maria Paulani (Brazil)
Michael Perelman (US)
Nelson Pinto (Brazil)
Alejandro Ramos (Belize)
N.S. Ranganayakamma (India)
Geert Reuten (Netherlands)
Bruce Roberts (US)
Alfredo Saad Filho (UK)
Catherine Samary (France)
Ernesto Screpanti (Italy)
Anwar Shaikh (US)
Ajit Sinha (India)
Gilbert Skillman (US)
Murray Smith (Canada)
Tony Smith (US)
Nicola Taylor (Australia)
Tony Tinker (US)
Andrew Trigg (UK)
Persefoni Tsaliki (Greece)
Lefteris Tsoulfidis (Greece)
Brendan Tuohy (New Zealand)
Philippe Van Parijs (Belgium)
Julian Wells (UK)
Michael Williams (UK)
David Yaffe (UK)
Paul Zarembka (US)
Alan Zuege (Canada)
Former subscribers:
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Jurriaan Bendien (Netherlands)
Carole Biewener (US)
Guglielmo Carchedi (Netherlands)
Jim Devine (US)
Gerard Dumenil (France)
Heiner Ganssmann (Germany)
Iwao Kiamura (Japan)
Andrew Kliman (US)
David Laibman (US)
Dominique Levy (France)
Paul Mattick, Jr. (US)
Bill Mitchell (Australia)
Michele Naples (US)
Jim O'Connor (US)
Hugo Radice (UK)
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