From: glevy@PRATT.EDU
Date: Wed Aug 09 2006 - 18:06:15 EDT
> 'China Since Mao': First print-2000 copies; Second print: 1000 copies. > Cultural Revolution and Industrial Organization in China: First print: > 1000 copies; Second print: 1000 copies. One may assume that at least 5 > to 10 persons must have read each copy printed. Dear Ranganayakamma: That's a pretty revealing statistic, I think. This must make discussion of the books difficult -- or, at least, protracted -- since they would be passed on from one reader to the next. By the time 5 - 10 people have read a single copy, some time will have pased. The fundamental cause for this, I gather, is (social) necessity as a consequence of mass poverty. Who are the other Marxist authors who wrote on political economy (besides CB and yourself) who these groups are reading now? In soilidarity, Jerry
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