Mel Rothenberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 5922434 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mel Rothenberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mel |
| FAMILY NAME | Rothenberg |
| SIGNATURE | ROTHENBERG M |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Chicago Political Economy Group, Chicago, IL, USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
"Commentary on "Designing Socialism
Socialism
Some Lessons from the Failed Transition to Socialism
Confronting the Jobs Crisis
We argue that increasing effective demand via traditional Keynesian stimuli is inadequate to resolve the job crisis in the U.S. Rather, we need a radical restructuring of the job market that necessitates a national industrial policy. We claim that to achieve such a restructuring we need a mass social movement that goes beyond standard legislative lobbying. We conclude with two sets of questions. The first set asks about the creation of new social…
A Permanent Jobs Program for the U.S
This paper proposes a jobs program to address both the chronic problems of unemployment and underemployment in the U.S. economy and the debilitating economic and political impacts of growing inequality in the U.S. The jobs program consists of three parts. First, the reduction of unemployment and underemployment by stimulating output, either under public or private auspices, of infrastructure, or social investment, in areas such as: transportation…
Lenin on the State
Lenin's views on the state in the period of transition to socialism have had a dominating influence on revolutionary socialists over the past three quarters of a century. His argument with reformist Social Democracy on the necessity of dismantling the bourgeois state apparatus has been historically vindicated. His argument for a strong workers state, however, has not withstood the test of time. The model in State and Revolution, following Marx, w…
A Permanent Jobs Program for the U.S
This paper proposes a jobs program to address both the chronic problems of unemployment and underemployment in the U.S. economy and the debilitating economic and political impacts of growing inequality in the U.S. The jobs program consists of three parts. First, the reduction of unemployment and underemployment by stimulating output, either under public or private auspices, of infrastructure, or social investment, in areas such as: transportation…
Confronting the Jobs Crisis
We argue that increasing effective demand via traditional Keynesian stimuli is inadequate to resolve the job crisis in the U.S. Rather, we need a radical restructuring of the job market that necessitates a national industrial policy. We claim that to achieve such a restructuring we need a mass social movement that goes beyond standard legislative lobbying. We conclude with two sets of questions. The first set asks about the creation of new social…
Lenin on the State
Lenin's views on the state in the period of transition to socialism have had a dominating influence on revolutionary socialists over the past three quarters of a century. His argument with reformist Social Democracy on the necessity of dismantling the bourgeois state apparatus has been historically vindicated. His argument for a strong workers state, however, has not withstood the test of time. The model in State and Revolution, following Marx, w…
Lenin on the State
Lenin's views on the state in the period of transition to socialism have had a dominating influence on revolutionary socialists over the past three quarters of a century. His argument with reformist Social Democracy on the necessity of dismantling the bourgeois state apparatus has been historically vindicated. His argument for a strong workers state, however, has not withstood the test of time. The model in State and Revolution, following Marx, w…
Some Lessons from the Failed Transition to Socialism
Confronting the Jobs Crisis
We argue that increasing effective demand via traditional Keynesian stimuli is inadequate to resolve the job crisis in the U.S. Rather, we need a radical restructuring of the job market that necessitates a national industrial policy. We claim that to achieve such a restructuring we need a mass social movement that goes beyond standard legislative lobbying. We conclude with two sets of questions. The first set asks about the creation of new social…
A Permanent Jobs Program for the U.S
This paper proposes a jobs program to address both the chronic problems of unemployment and underemployment in the U.S. economy and the debilitating economic and political impacts of growing inequality in the U.S. The jobs program consists of three parts. First, the reduction of unemployment and underemployment by stimulating output, either under public or private auspices, of infrastructure, or social investment, in areas such as: transportation…
"Commentary on "Designing Socialism
Socialism
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