Whither Socialism? Joseph E. Stiglitz
Publisher: The MIT Press

In an article in the Mainstream, July 22, 2006, Professor Randhir Singh has raised a very pertinent question: is the CPI-M going to renounce its long cherished objective, its commitment to socialism? (Attention conservation notice: 1800 words, 1900 if you count a block quote in the middle, on Joe Stiglitz's economic treatise. Stiglitz has published several books, targeting general audiences, such as Whither Socialism, a theoretical introduction to the economic failures of Eastern Europe and the function of incomplete data in the market place. Whither 21st century socialism in Venezuela? We could send Reid back to watching his pomegranate trees that he was so proud of, but actually thanks Nevada for electing the other senator as not a socialist. A few simple characteristics, the way RPGs set up racial structures, uniform. Nasserism then contributed all it had to give: a resolutely anti-imperialist international posture (in association with the pan-Arab and pan-African movements) and some progressive (but not 'socialist') social reforms. When asked they get defensive and try to divert from answering the question – like Steven Mosher's reply to me here: http://judithcurry.com/2012/11/20/whither-wither-climate-science/#comment-270011. As you probably know, what we oppose has had a variety of names: socialism, progressivism, technocratism, and currently, liberalism. Over at Reason, Brink Socialist parties in Europe preside over efforts to overhaul their welfare states to make them more efficient and responsive. If a game right now were to deal with Socialism, it would be at the broadest, most idealized level. So, as far as I can see, the CAGW alarmists, Does anyone really believe the recent nationalisations of banks by governments in the USA and western Europe had anything to do with any desire to promote Socialism? If you know Stiglitz's work, consider Whither Socialism? Gsherin on November 8, 2012 at 11:13 AM. On February 4, 2010 The Gallop Poll released its latest data on the public's political attitudes. The Great "Whither Libertarians" Debate. According to Catholic legend, as Peter fled from certain crucifixion in Rome he encountered Jesus walking in the opposite direction. €Whither goest thou?” “To Rome, to be crucified”, Jesus replied.