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Data Driven Marketing: A Real Life Use Case
All we hear in marketing these days is data data data. Yet it looks as if only about a third of global executives are using data and analysis as the primary method for making big decisions. The rest admit that most of their decision-making is based largely on gut instincts.[read more]
The Big Data Industry in Detail: Biggest Players, Biggest Revenues and More [INFOGRAPHIC]
In the big data game, there are hundreds of players. From startups including Umbel and Hortonworks to legacy brands including IBM and Oracle, the race to reach the monetization of big data for clients first is on.[read more]
Stop Calling Social Analytics Intelligence
Everyone is saying social analytics and monitoring tools are social intelligence, and it needs to stop in order for the social media industry to progress. But before we put this common misconception to bed, we need to understand the difference between social analytics and intelligence and where future value lies.[read more]
Alteryx 8.5 and the Data Artisan: Focusing on the User Experience of the "New Boss"
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At this year's Inspire, Alteryx's annual user conference, Alteryx CEO Dean Stoecker kicked off the event by talking about the promise of big data, the dissemination of analytics throughout the organization, and the data artisan as the "new boss."[read more]
Informatica: Establishing Order from Information Chaos
I recently attended the annual Informatica analyst summit to get the latest on that company's strategy and plans. The data integration provider offers a portfolio of information management software that supports today's big data and information optimization needs.[read more]
Big Data Analytics: The Four Pillars
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Big data analytics is being offered as the key to addressing a wide array of management and operational needs across business and IT. But the label "big data analytics" is used in a variety of ways, confusing people about its usefulness and value.[read more]
Big Data Ethics: 4 Principles to Follow
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It would be great if countries got together and came up with a broad-based, global set of privacy and ethical big data guidelines. But it will be a difficult and long process. Therefore, it might be easier to 'crowd-source' a set of big data privacy guidelines. Here's a start.[read more]
Information Optimization Is a Key Benefit of Big Data Investments
Without the right information, an organization cannot make the right decisions or take the right actions. Yet I see organizations today focusing on investments in big data because they believe it can effortlessly bring analysts insights. That premise is incorrect.[read more]
Platfora and the Foundation of Business Intelligence for Big Data
Platfora has gained a lot of buzz in the Big Data analytics market primarily through word of mouth. Late last year the company took the covers off of some impressive and potentially disruptive technology that takes aim at the broad BI and business analytics ecosystem.[read more]
SnapLogic: Making Big Data Integration as a Service a Hadoop Reality
SnapLogic, a provider of data integration in the cloud, last week announced Big Data-as-a-Service to address businesses' needs to integrate and process data across Hadoop big data environments. I look forward to seeing SnapLogic's 2013 technology advancements.[read more]
Big Data and Predictive Analytics in Video Games
As a gamer, I was especially interested to see what Electronic Art's Rajat Taneja had to say about big data challenges in video games. Here are some of the key stats from his talk at Strata Santa Clatra 2013, and a video of Taneja's presentation at Strata.[read more]
Customer-Focused Marketing: Automation Is the Easy Part
Marketing automation (MA) is a hot topic right now – it's also in the early stages of potentially becoming an integral component of engendering positive customer interactions. Quite a bit has been written about what comprises current marketing automation capabilities.[read more]
Adventures in MOOC: Back to School, Part 2
It would seem that if Coursera is to be taken seriously, they would need a fair grading process and formal mechanism for appealing decisions. After all, not all of the students are above average. The same people who are getting bad grades are also assigning grades.[read more]
Data Visualizations: The Tip of the Iceberg of Understanding
Visualizations are just the tip of the iceberg. To be able to derive meaning and insight from data, especially complex data sourced from multiple systems, the user requires not only well-designed, clear, concise data visualizations, but the ability to explore the full dataset on their own.[read more]
Moving to the Public Cloud? Do the Math First
A manufacturing executive claims that many companies "didn't do the math" in terms of rushing to outsource key functions to outside suppliers. Are companies making the same mistake in terms of rushing to public cloud computing infrastructures?[read more]
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"Big Data is the biggest game-changing opportunity for marketing and sales since the Internet went mainstream almost 20 years ago, particularly because of the unprecedented array of insights into customer needs and behaviors it makes possible. But many executives who agree that this is true aren't sure how to make the most of it. Instead, they find themselves faced with overwhelming amounts of ..."
"Interesting article, thanks for sharing! Over the past three years, an increasing number of organizations have relied on the collection and analysis of huge volumes of data to guide their campaigns. Much of the evidence of success in their ability to reach and engage audiences has been anecdotal. The survey offered statistical underpinning that big data boosts marketing effectiveness. Those ..."
"Oh, and it's great to see others catching on to Gartner's "3Vs" of Big Data, that we first introduced over 15 years ago (albeit most often without the professional courtesy of a citation). To see the original piece I wrote back then: http://goo.gl/wH3qG.Cheers, Doug"
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Reinventing The Law Business: A Satisfied Client Is… A Disaster!
If "satisfying" clients is not enough, what must law firms do in order to survive and thrive?
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Focus On Keeping And Growing Your Existing Clients
Smart businesses don't chase new clients at the expense of keeping and growing existing clients — and law firms shouldn't either.
What Do Lawyers And Celebrities Have In Common?
Besides their good looks and fame, they're also increasing their focus on data security. In the wake of "Celebgate," the Sony Pictures hack, and nearly daily data breaches targeting massive corporations to individuals, law firms are finally recognizing the importance of bringing their cybersecurity policies up to speed.
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The state of Wyoming has issued an AMBER Alert for a six month old girl.
The state of Wyoming has issued an AMBER Alert for a six month old girl.
After just completing its second successful charity hunt, the Wyoming Women's Antelope Hunt continues to lead the way as the first event of its kind for women, with many of the women receiving achievement awards, improving hunting skills and growing their connections.
No Casper or Cheyenne, but close is no cigar. The two biggest cities in the the state are not on the Top 10 safest cities list in Wyoming.
I've had the pleasure of meeting Ten Sleep Wyoming's Jalan Crossland a few times over the past years.
The past few football seasons have been tough on us Pokes fans. However, it doesn't keep us from showing that "Pokes Pride," no matter where the schedule takes our beloved team.
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In a game that ESPN said was on Sunday, which technically it was Sunday in Hawaii but Saturday every where else in the country, the University of Wyoming Cowboy football team (3-3, 1-1) had a comfortable lead of 21-10 at the half
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A team of researchers, including one from The University of Western Australia, has found there may be some truth in the slogan: "Coffee: If you're not shaking, you need another cup."
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Lexus Sales Increase For June 2013
Once again, Lexus has managed to increase sales for June 2013. Lexus sold a total of 21,355 units for June which is a gain of over 10% over the same period last year. The Lexus ES, LS and RX continue to top the Lexus sales charts while the all-new 2014 Lexus IS officially went […] More »
Lexus LS Is The Quality King According To J.D. Power
Lexus has become synonymous with many prestigious awards and J.D. Power & Associates has recently given them another. For the sixth consecutive year, the Lexus LS reigned supreme (59 problems per 100 vehicles) in the Initial Quality Study for the Large Premium Car Segment.
Lexus ES To Be Built In The United States
Today TMC President & CEO Akio Toyoda announced production of the new Lexus ES in North America. The very popular Lexus ES will be built at a newly expanded section of the Toyota Motor Manufacturing plant in Georgetown, Kentucky. This is the second high volume Lexus model built outside of Japan with the RX being […] More »
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It's official, the sixth generation Lexus Executive Sedan returns to the Australian market after a seven-year vacation down under. The absence of a fifth generation ES has increased demand of this very popular front engine, front drive Lexus and current ES owners are anxious for a new one.
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No Effect of Vitamin D on Depressive Symptoms
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Clinical Question
In patients with low vitamin D levels, does vitamin D supplementation improve symptoms of depression?
Bottom Line
Taken in aggregate, symptoms of depression do not improve in patients with low vitamin D levels when given vitamin D supplementation any more than when given placebo. There may be a benefit in patients with low vitamin D levels and mild to moderate depression. (Level of Evidence = 1b–)
This study was conducted in Norway, where researchers started by identifying patients with depressive symptoms and low vitamin D levels (< 22 ng per mL [< 55 nmol per L]). The authors excluded patients with severe depression (who were sent for treatment). The remaining 243 patients had a range of depression scores, although the percentage with mild to moderate depression was not reported. These patients were randomized, using concealed allocation, to receive oral placebo or cholecalciferol at a dosage of 40,000 IU weekly. After six months, vitamin D levels increased to normal in 97.5% of treated patients but in only 1.6% of the placebo group. However, there were significant improvements in depression scores in both groups, including an increase in global seasonality score, a measure of seasonal affective disorder. Patients with higher depression scores (who met the definition of depressive disorder) at the start of the study may have had a greater improvement in depression scores with treatment than patients receiving placebo, although this result needs to be confirmed by other studies.
Study design: Randomized controlled trial (double-blinded)
Funding source: Government
Allocation: Concealed
Setting: Outpatient (primary care)
Reference: Kjærgaard M, Waterloo K, Wang CE, et al. Effect of vitamin D supplement on depression scores in people with low levels of serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D: nested case-control study and randomised clinical trial. Br J Psychiatry. 2012;201(5):360–368.
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Creative Paperclay
I posted this on the crafts and dec forum also, Thought maybe someone here may be able to help.
Has anyone worked with this air dry product? I am clueless about it, but Im sure when I bought it I knew what I was going to do with it then, lol. My brain lasped and I have this un-opened package and no idea what Im going to do with it.
Anyone have any tips or expierence with Creative Paperclay?
I've played with paperclay; it's verra, verra fun! ;-)
You can make really classy-looking jewelry. Shape something, stamp it with a rubber stamp or something texture-y, let dry and paint or ink it. Add wire, beads, what have you.
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Personal Info of 3.5 Million Texans Was Publicly Accessible 146
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All it takes is a simple law and this shit could stop next week.
Yep, because laws stop people from doing stupid and illegal things.
Forbidding the collection of SSNs isn't really the answer. The banking industry will just devise some other unique key that people will need to provide so that credit checks and such can be run, and then that key will become the center of risk.
The real answer is to make this information worthless by requiring banks to actually follow up and ensure that a new credit line requestor is the person they claim to be before opening the new credit line. Currently, the banks do everything they can to prevent themselves from eating the loss, but they don't do much to prevent the loss in the first place. They push as much as possible onto merchants and individual consumers. It's worth more to them to open instant credit lines virtually anonymously than to eat the occasional loss, and until that changes, the rest of us will continue to suffer from financial predation by third-world organized criminals.
The banking industry will just devise some other unique key...
Yeah... That's the idea. The bank, insurance, and other industries and departments are supposed to use their own unique to them ID system. Now a thief would need to break into all those different databases. IT is up to all of us to resist allowing them to use the SSN. Just say no.. The law doesn't prohibit that.
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Dutch electronics giant Philips on Tuesday said it was selling a majority stake in its LED and car lighting arm to a consortium led by China-based GO Scale Capital investment fund in a deal worth $2.8 bn. "Philips today announced that it has signed an agreement with a consortium led by GO Scale Capital through which they will acquire an 80.1 percent interest in Philips' combined LED components and automotive lighting business," the Amsterdam-based Philips said adding it expected to get around $2.8 billion (2.5 bn euros) from the deal.
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How Many LED Light Bars are Considered Adequate?
I'm really interested in LED under cabinet lighting for our kitchen remodel, and would like to go with direct wire LED light bars (either Philips eW Profile or Maxlite). I've searched and searched, and can't find ANY guidelines on how much linear coverage is needed. We'll have a 13' run of cabinets including microwave above the range (cabinets from left to right: 18" - 30" - 24" - 33" - Microwave Hood - 24"). Assuming I went with 12" bars for either brand, how many are necessary?
I realize full coverage is ideal, with a couple inches between cabinets, but I'm trying to keep costs down. Does one bar for a 24" cabinet, and two bars for a 30" cabinet sound about right?
imo you should have ~ 200+ lumens per ft output (from the bar) to light up the immediate work area.
Some would like the appearance of uninterrupted light runs while those with traditional style UCL boxes have discontiguous light runs.
Since you will live with the kitchen for quite a while, plan to get the look you desire.
I have a little trouble translating lumens to number of light bars, but let me work this out to see if I have it right.
The primary workspace between the sink and the range is 57" (24" + 33" cabinets). Three of the Philips light bars, at 256 lumens each, add up to 768 lumens total across that workspace. If my math is correct, that only results in 161 lumens per foot or insufficient lighting. Is that basically how its done?
If you want the entire section of countertops and not just a small portion lit, you need to get either more or longer bars.
The eW profile and max lite bars come in different lengths that can be mixed (using eW profile bars 10" + 20") which makes it difficult to directly answer "how many bars should be used"
Thanks, this does help. I realize it may not be so simple when different bar sizes are available; I'm just trying to get an idea how much I'll need.
I do mean to cover the whole countertop run, but was using the center 24" and 33" cabinets as an example to give me an idea. Hopefully my calculated amount of lumens are correct, which points me in the right direction based on your helpful guidelines. I'm trying to get the amount of LEDs I need without breaking the bank.
I suppose the backsplash and countertop can be factors as well. Fortunately, we're going with white for both.


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Book DescriptionA sequence of beautifully crafted tales, Songs of Silence is a colourful patchwork of observations of life in rural Jamaica, as seen through the eyes of a young girl. Held together by the sure and simple voice of a child, this powerful collection is interspersed with the whisper of adult reflection, rendering the accounts at once sensuous and disarmingly honest. Inhabiting an elusive space between what is said and what is felt, what is conveyed and what is perceived, silence becomes a metaphor of rage and fear, of loneliness and contentment, confusion and clarification in these songs that explore social change and individual growth. Oscillating between Creole and Standard English, Songs of Silence is an accomplished piece of writing distinguished by an extraordinary sophistication of language and stylistic confidence. Relayed with a rare intimacy and detail, recollections are translated into a series of tales in which the narrator becomes a mouthpiece for a multiplicity of voices, each with their own story to tell. This novel comprises a series of eight linked episodes, all of which focus on different members of a rural community in Jamaica, seen through the eyes of a young girl growing up and remembered by the adult she became.
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My iPhone application occasionally crashs the first time it is run after being installed. After this every time i try and run the app it remains on the splash screen or even a black screen until eventually it dies. I have to restart the device to get the application to work. After this it works fine every time. The only change between the OS3 code and 4 is the property 'UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend' to force the app to reload every time instead of suspending. Any help would be great.
Here are the two Code snippets:
- (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching:(UIApplication *)application
taskListViewController = [[TaskListViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"TaskListView" bundle:nil];
taskListViewController.managedObjectContext = self.managedObjectContext;
[taskListViewController setAppDefaults];
UINavigationController *navController = [[UINavigationController alloc] initWithRootViewController:taskListViewController];
[taskListViewController release];
navController.navigationBar.tintColor = [UIColor blackColor];
[window addSubview:[navController view]];
[window makeKeyAndVisible];
- (void)viewDidLoad
NSLog(@"viewDidLoad - Start");
[super viewDidLoad];
NSError *error = nil;
if(![[self fetchedResultsController] performFetch:&error])
NSLog(@"Error with initial fetch %@, %@", error, [error userInfo]);
[activityIndicator startAnimating];
self.navigationItem.leftBarButtonItem.enabled = NO;
self.navigationItem.rightBarButtonItem.enabled = NO;
infoButton.enabled = NO;
syncButton.enabled = NO;
taskListTable.userInteractionEnabled = NO;
taskListTable.allowsSelection = NO;
checkingRecovery = true;
[self insertCheck];
Other Methods mentioned above:
[taskListViewController setAppDefaults]
[self insertCheck];
setAppDefaults - Enumerates through the settings bundle applying the defaultValues to NSUserDefaults if they have not been set already by the user in peferences.
insertCheck - Performs some queries on the db to ensure file integrity on audio recordings but in this case as this is the first time the app is loaded it will do nothing.
I have commented out the extra method calls (the two above) and i am still having the problem.
I have found a few people having the same sort of problem on the apple developer forum with no solutions. One reply was from a user having the same problem but there application did get approved on the app store.
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So I am new to the home brew scene, and my first beer has been in the bottle for 1 week. It is an extract dunkleweizen kit form morebeer. During the bottling process I tasted a sample and it seemed sweet. My question is is this normal for this time in the process, or this type of beer and will it clean up. Thanks for the help in advance.
being that it is ur first beer, my guess is that u r tasting diacetyl. This is the compound that smells and tastes like butter/butterscotch. I have heard people talk about a "homebrew taste" and for me this was the source. In small quantities or in some beers, it can taste sweet. It may clean up with age.
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uncarbed beer can taste sweeter than carbed beer due to the lack acidic bite from the carbonation. also, if that happened to be after you added the priming sugar it certainly will taste sweet.
The sweet taste didn't appear to be like butter or the diacetyl that was mentioned. It did taste sweet before priming and being conditioned in the bottle. Is this type of beer style, the dunkel, a sweeter type of beer? If it is diacetyl, where did I go wrong?
Dunkelweizen is a pretty malty style, so yes, it can taste sweet.
Being that this is your first beer, I have to ask the question:
Did you take hydrometer readings prior to bottling?
As far as the first hydrometer reading, the OG was 1.052 and the final was 1.014 if I remember correctly.
In general, does the overall flavor change during carbonation?
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Panasonic microwave keep warm feature?
Anyone have this? Could it replace a warming drawer? I realize it might be smaller than a warming drawer, and then of course you would have to remove the warming food if you'd need to use the microwave. But I could live with that to save about a grand on a warming drawer.
i have it and have used it occasionally - Drawbacks are exactly what you said - smaller than a warming drawer, and you have to remove the warming food to use the microwave for other things. But it does keep the food warm, in a comparable way to a warming drawer, IMHO. How often would you use it? Is saving 1000K a big factor to you?
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March 2015 (Volume 66, Number 10)
From its earliest years, Monthly Review has been distinguished among socialist publications by the degree to which it has incorporated environmental views into its fundamental perspective. Paul Sweezy's 1950 article, "An Economic Program for America"…listed conservation of natural resources and the elimination of destructive waste as two of the primary goals in the development of socialism. He called for the socialization, long-term planning, and conservation of "coal…oil and natural gas and all the other fuels which provide the lifeblood of modern industrial society." Scott Nearing's monthly column "World Events," written for MR from the early 1950s to the early 1970s, regularly examined environmental, along with political-economic, developments. Nearing was a socialist economist and environmentalist.… With the publication of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring in 1962, Nearing explored its wider ecological implications, contending that civilization had entered the "phase of suicidal destructivity…. Without doubt man has built a pyramid of potential destructivity…. Man is a destroyer as well as a builder. He has exterminated entire species…. He has destroyed forests and opened the soil to erosion. He has engaged in fratricidal wars that have wiped out one civilization after another and presently threaten to end western civilization" (Nearing, "World Events," Monthly Review, November 1962).… | more |
February 2015 (Volume 66, Number 9)
John Cassidy, who writes on economics for the New Yorker, is in our view one of the most interesting anhd creative commentators on economic analysis and trends writing in the mainstream today. His perspective might be best characterized as institutionalist-realist, in the tradition of thinkers like Thorstein Veblen, John Kenneth Galbraith, and Hyman Minsky.… Cassidy's latest critical contribution is an online New Yorker news item published on December 12, 2014, carrying the rather prosaic title, "The Winner of the Spending Bill Vote: Jamie Dimon."… [In this piece] Cassidy…explain[s] how the spending bill passed by the House of Representatives included a rider that rolled back regulations that had been imposed after the Great Financial Crisis on some of the riskier activities of banks. Such speculative activities were to be transferred to the unregulated bank subsidiaries not covered by the federally guaranteed bank insurance system. This has now been reversed and banks are again allowed to engage directly in such high-risk speculative activities, with the losses being picked up by the general public.… There is no doubt that Cassidy is correct, and that the analyses of "left-left" thinkers like Sweezy, one of Monthly Review's founding editors, and Chomsky, an MR author, have been generally on the mark in pointing out that such outcomes are to be expected in the state management of the economy.… | more |
January 2015 (Volume 66, Number 8)
The publication of socialist books in the United States has always encountered serious institutional obstacles. This can be seen in the enormous hurdles that stood in the way of the successful publication 130 years ago of the English translation of Engels's The Condition of the Working Class in England (1845)—today recognized as the classic account of the impact of the Industrial Revolution on workers. In 1885 Florence Kelley (-Wischnewetzky), the daughter of William D. Kelley, a U.S. Congressman and supporter of Lincoln, translated Engels's book into English. Her initial plan was to publish the translation in the United States with the respected publishing firm of G.P. Putnam & Co. However, Putnam declined to publish it on the grounds that the book was outdated…and did not apply to U.S. industrialization, where such conditions of class exploitation were supposedly absent.… It is owing to these difficulties, associated with the U.S. publication of his book, that we have the benefit of some of Engels's more important comments regarding the problem of publishing socialist works in a capitalist society.… | more |
December 2014 (Volume 66, Number 7)
In 1832, when the global cholera pandemic was approaching Manchester—as a young Frederick Engels was later to recount in The Condition of the Working Class in England (1845)—"a universal terror seized the bourgeoisie of the city. People remembered the unwholesome dwellings of the poor, and trembled before the certainty that each of these slums would become a centre for the plague, whence it would spread desolation in all directions through the houses of the propertied class." As a result, Engels noted, various official inquiries were commissioned into the condition of the poor. But little was done in the end to combat the social factors that facilitated the spread of the disease.… One can see an analogous situation today in the growing concern that has materialized in the United States and other wealthy nations over the Ebola epidemic in Africa.… | more |
November 2014 (Volume 66, Number 6)
On September 20, 2014, while corporate and government officials arrived in New York City for the UN Climate Summit, organizers and activists from around the world participated in a peoples' summit called the NYC Climate Convergence (organized by the Global Climate Convergence and System Change Not Climate Change). The NYC Climate Convergence featured as the lead keynote speaker Naomi Klein, who presented the analysis of her new book, This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate (Simon and Schuster, 2014). Her concluding chapter, significantly, is entitled "Leap Years: Just Enough Time for the Impossible." Monthly Review readers will be interested that Klein observes in her book: "Karl Marx… recognized capitalism's 'irreparable rift' with the 'natural laws of life itself'". Later she refers to "global capitalism's voracious metabolism".… | more |
October 2014 (Volume 66, Number 5)
Secular stagnation (or the trend towards long-term slow growth and continuing high unemployment/underemployment) has become a big issue in the mature economies since 2013, when former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers raised the question at an IMF economic forum. Compilations of work on the subject can now be found on the Internet, such as the one by economists Coen Teulings and Richard Baldwin; which however leaves out all contributions by heterodox economists. Teulings and Baldwin credit Summers with having "resurrected" the secular stagnation issue. But is this true? Only in the sense that he reintroduced it to mainstream neoclassical economics. It has long been a topic on the left, and particularly in Monthly Review, where editor Paul Sweezy explicitly drew attention to the "secular stagnation" question more than forty years ago—with MR tracking the stagnation trend month by month in the four decades that followed.… Isn't it about time…that orthodox economists, Summers included, began to acknowledge the enormous work done on this topic on the left over decades, and indeed the greater complexity and historicity of the analysis to be found there—not only in MR but within heterodox economics more generally? Such an admission might even do orthodox economists some good.… | more |
September 2014 (Volume 66, Number 4)
This year is the 150th anniversary of the International Working Men's Association (IWMA), often referred to as the First International. Formed in 1864 under the leadership of Karl Marx, it operated—in contrast to what were subsequently called the Second, Third, and Fourth Internationals—under the principle of unity with diversity, rejecting a policy of absolute doctrinal unity. After considerable successes, however, it fell prey to sectarian struggles and finally expired in 1876. The 150th anniversary coincides with growing worldwide calls for the construction of a New International. In February 2014, MR published a paper, "Reflections on the New International," that István Mészáros had drafted in 2010 at the request of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez. In June 2014, we published Samir Amin's "Popular Movements Toward Socialism," addressing the same subject. Both Mészáros and Amin insisted that despite the eventual decline of the IWMA into the factionalism which led to its demise, it—and not the Second, Third, or Fourth Internationals—constituted the model for a New International.… The July 2014 issue of our sister publication Socialism and Democracy, edited by George C. Comninel, Marcello Musto, and Victor Wallis, is devoted entirely to the International's anniversary, and adopts this same general position.… | more |
July-August 2014 (Volume 66, Number 3)
Allusions to Marx seem to be emanating from all points of the political compass these days in the context of the current political-economic crisis of capitalism, reflecting the remarkable resurgence of both Marxism and anti-Marxism. What is especially notable in this respect is the extent to which such allusions have come to focus on the saying, "from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs"—usually identified with Marx's famous 1875 Critique of the Gotha Programme. Conservatives frequently quote "from each according to his ability" (ignoring the rest of the saying) and use it as a kind of code phrase for "Marxism" to attack all progressive measures.… | more |
June 2014 (Volume 66, Number 2)
Samir Amin's Review of the Month in this issue, "Popular Movements Toward Socialism," offers a masterful analysis of struggles all over the world in the era of what he calls "generalized-monopoly capitalism." The most important theoretical innovation in his article, in our opinion, is his attempt to bring together a variety of global struggles under the rubric of the "movement toward socialism," borrowing the terminology from the current practice of a number of South American parties: in Bolivia, Chile, and elsewhere. Movements that fall under this mantle, Amin suggests, may include those that seek to transcend capitalism, as well as others for which the object is more ambiguously a radical upending of labor-capital relations.… | more |
Notes from the Editors, May 2014
Monthly Review celebrates its sixty-fifth anniversary with this issue. Today the causes for which the magazine has stood throughout its history—the struggle against capitalism and imperialism and the battle for socialism as the only alternative path—are more pressing than ever. Indeed, so great is the epochal crisis of our time, encompassing both the economic and ecological crises, that nothing but a world revolution is likely to save humanity (and countless others among the earth's species) from a worsening series of catastrophes.…This may seem like a shocking statement; ironically, not so much because of its invocation of the visible threat to humanity's existence, but rather because of its reference to revolution as the only solution.… | more |
Notes from the Editors, April 2014
The insidious nature of the economy, state, and cultural apparatus of global monopoly-finance capital is difficult to perceive—if only because it is to be found everywhere we look. Focusing on a specific case can therefore help us see what might otherwise elude us. A striking instance of this principle is to be found in the recent takeover of Chrysler by Fiat—linking a century-old Italian auto dynasty, the Great Financial Crisis of 2007–2009, the U.S. corporate bailout, the 2014 Superbowl, and the American folk music tradition.… | more |
Notes from the Editors, March 2014
This issue of Monthly Review is mainly devoted to two commemorations: for Paul Alexander Baran, who died fifty years ago this month; and for Hugo Rafael Chávez Friás, who died one year ago this month.… Paul A. Baran was the author of The Political Economy of Growth (1957) and, with Paul M. Sweezy, Monopoly Capital (1966). Baran's work on the roots of underdevelopment focused on the way in which the imperialist world system robbed countries of their actual and potential economic surplus, chaining them to conditions of dependency.… Hugo Chávez, president of Venezuela from 1999 until his death in March 2013, provided the crucial inspiration for the Bolivarian Revolution in Venezuela. Chávez created a new vernacular of revolution linked historically to Latin America's Bolivarian tradition (marked by Bolívar's famous statement that "equality is the law of laws").… | more |
Notes from the Editors, February 2014
A comparison of the present state of the natural sciences with that of the social (or human) sciences cannot but give rise to a disquieting sense of the relative poverty of the latter. Although natural scientists are raising the alarm with regard to the planetary environmental emergency and are demanding social solutions, social scientists have largely failed to take up the challenge. To be sure, there has been a vast upsurge in recent years of social-scientific discussions of climate change. But most of this work has remained confined within the narrow boundaries of mainstream social science, relying on such amorphous, dehistoricized concepts as human behavior, organizations, institutions, government, economic growth, industrialization, modernization, the market, energy efficiency, public opinion, and the like—variables that can be treated in purely technical, "non-normative" terms, divorced from historical context, social relations, and social agency.… Conspicuously missing from conventional social science is any serious consideration of the actual social system in which we live and which clearly constitutes the root of the problem: namely, capitalism. Also excluded are such fundamental issues as accumulation, class (including its gendered and racialized forms), the state, the cultural apparatus, imperialism, monopolistic corporations, economic stagnation, financialization, Marx's concept of the metabolic rift—and indeed all the other major historical realities of our time.… | more |
Notes from the Editors, January 2014
On November 16, 2013, Paul Krugman published a piece on his New York Times blog entitled "Secular Stagnation, Coalmines, Bubbles, and Larry Summers," consisting of an extended commentary on former Clinton Treasury Secretary and Obama economic advisor Lawrence Summers's November 8 presentation to the IMF's Economic Forum.… Krugman, in following up on Summers's IMF speech, highlighted Alvin Hansen's theory of secular stagnation in the 1930s to '50s.… [acknowledging that] long-term economic stagnation…was now "the norm" for the economy, not the exception.… Writing in a fashion that could have come straight out of Monthly Review at any point in the last forty years, he declared: "We now know that the economic expansion of 2003–2007 was driven by a bubble. You can say the same about the later part of the 90s expansion; and you can in fact say the same about the later years of the Reagan expansion, which was driven at that point by runaway thrift institutions and a large bubble in commercial real estate." But in trying to understand how stagnation itself came about and created this whole irrational set of economic conditions, Krugman…failed to draw attention to the much more important problem of investment under conditions of overcapacity and mature industry, as well as the whole question of monopolistic/oligopolistic capitalism—all of which were taken seriously at some level by Hansen, and were developed in a far more radical way by socialist thinkers such as Michał Kalecki, Joseph Steindl, Paul Baran, and Paul Sweezy.… | more |
Notes from the Editors, December 2013
The AFL-CIO held its annual convention this past September in Los Angeles. Many commentators hailed this meeting as historic, one in which the nation's major labor federation finally came to grips with the near disappearance and growing political irrelevance of unions. Union density is abysmally low and declining, with an astonishing 6.6 percent of private sector employees now organized, lower than at any time in the past century. And, with rare exceptions, labor's ability to influence legislation and workplace regulation is nonexistent. It could not even prevent passage last year of a right-to-work law in Michigan, the cradle of industrial unionism. All of this has translated into falling wages and benefits for union and nonunion workers alike, since the union threat effect on nonunion employers has diminished dramatically.… To reverse course, AFL-CIO leaders laid out a plan to broaden the federation's membership base to include nonunion workers and members of fraternal groups, such as immigrant advocates and environmental organizations.… While we should applaud… [their] efforts, they leave important questions unanswered.… | more |
November 2013 (Volume 65, Number 6)
There is a pressing need for a coherent left strategy on climate change and in relation to the planetary environmental threat in general.… We therefore read with considerable interest Christian Parenti's article, "A Radical Approach to the Climate Crisis" in the Summer 2013 issue of Dissent. Parenti's main thesis is that since the time with which to address the climate change problem is so short, "it is this society and these [existing capitalist] institutions that must cut emissions. That means, in the short-term, realistic climate politics are reformist politics, even if they are conceived of as part of a longer-term anti-capitalist project of total economic re-organization."… [Parenti] insists that capitalism has been successful in the past in addressing "specific environmental crises" and that this will also likely be the case with respect to climate change.… Perhaps the best way to explain…[why we believe Parenti's overall argument is wrong] is to counterpose what we think would be a more appropriate statement on the nature of a revolutionary strategy. It would read as follows: Anyone who thinks that it is conceivable to counter climate change (and the planetary environmental crisis as a whole) without opposing and in part superseding the logic of capital accumulation is in denial of the very clear findings of climate science and critical social science—which point to the immediacy and unprecedented scale of the present epochal crisis and thus the need for truly revolutionary social change.… | more |
October 2013 (Volume 65, Number 5)
A sign of the crass economic culture of our times is the recent release by Hasbro of the game "Monopoly Empire" based on the well-known "Monopoly" game, first mass produced in 1935 by Parker Bothers, now a Hasbro subsidiary. The new version can be played in thirty minutes and is designed to take the friction out of the game while glorifying the modern corporate system. Players collect iconic brands of corporations such as McDonalds, Coca-Cola, Nestlé, and Samsung, which they add to billboard "towers" in a race to the top. Players no longer leave the game due to bankruptcy. The goal is simply to build the biggest monopoly brand empire.… | more |
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 4 (September 2013)
When confronted in the 1980s with the failure of the younger generation of economists (both mainstream and radical) to take seriously the issue of the return of economic stagnation, Harry Magdoff and Paul Sweezy stated in their book Stagnation and the Financial Explosion (Monthly Review Press, 1987, 12): "There is a temptation to say: just wait and see, you'll find out soon enough…. But it would be a cop-out to leave it at that. We owe it to our readers at least to try to make clearer what we mean by stagnation and why we think it is so important." They proceeded to do exactly that, producing a work that in terms of the trends of the last quarter-century has to be regarded as prescient.… Today, decades later, we can see the depth of the stagnation tendency of monopoly capitalism finally dawning upon some of the most realistic and competent of mainstream economists.… | more |
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 2 (June 2013)
The U.S. working class was slow to respond to the hard times it faced during and after the Great Recession. Finally, however, in February 2011, workers in Wisconsin began the famous uprising that electrified the country, revolting in large numbers against Governor Scott Walker's efforts to destroy the state's public employee labor unions. A few months later, the Occupy Wall Street movement spread from New York City to the rest of the nation and the world. Then, in September 2012, Chicago's public school teachers struck, in defiance of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's attempt to destroy the teachers' union and put the city's schools firmly on the path of neoliberal austerity and privatization.… One thing that these three rebellions had in common is the growing awareness that economic and political power in the United States is firmly in the hands of a tiny minority of fantastically wealthy individuals whose avarice knows no bounds. These titans of finance want to eviscerate working men and women, making them as insecure as possible and totally dependent on the dog-eat-dog logic of the marketplace, while at the same time converting any and all aspects of life into opportunities for capital accumulation.… | more |
Monthly Review Volume 65, Number 1 (May 2013)
Millions of people throughout the world mourned the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez on March 5, 2013. Monthly Review responded at the time with numerous pieces posted on MRzine. We would like, however, to record here briefly something of MR's own special relationship to the late president, and what we think constitutes his indelible legacy to socialism in the twenty-first century. MR's unique connection to Chávez was largely through the influence of István Mészáros—whose relationship to Chávez stretched back for over twenty years, and whom Chávez called "the pathfinder of 21st century socialism"—and through Marta Harnecker and Michael Lebowitz, who both served as consultants to Chávez.… More than a decade followed in which the socialist revolution under Chávez moved forward, creating huge material, social, and cultural improvements for the Venezuelan population, and vastly increased the power of the people over their own lives through new socialist institutions…. The most vital revolutionary achievement in these years was the introduction of the famous "communal councils"—the general idea for which, as Chávez himself stressed on numerous occasions, was taken from Mészáros's Beyond Capital.… | more |


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