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There is a substantial difference, to take one example, between a political economy in which organised labour is one of the internal power groups controlling the large firm and a political economy in which that control is reserved for upper management.
Mills in the 1950s describes an American power system in which organized labor had been tightly integrated in a subsidiary role. One does not need to be an orthodox marxist to see that the operation of a worldwide system of capitalism is a strong current, not easily diverted.
But if our exchange over the last few days has done nothing else, it has at least motivated me to dig a bit deeper in DB and SG, since they seem to be running their own foreign policy.
- Jake Friends come and go. Enemies accumulate.
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