so, if there are any subsections you feel very strongly about, and feel the message should be emphasized, let me know, and I'll factor them in ... perhaps you could send me 3 to 5 suggestions ... we can do a 'retrospective book of the week' for it ... I wonder, have you studied a bit distributism, social credit and binary economics .. would be really interested in knowing how you position mutualism vis a vis these movements .. (also for publication) Michel On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 12:14 AM, Kevin Carson < [email protected]> wrote:
I was wondering,
do your other chapters have similar interesting and summarizing conclusions? we could go through it to see what else is republishable?
For the most part I'm afraid they don't, although there may be individual subsections you'd be interested in.
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