Balder Ex-Libris

Author : Gottfried Paul Edward
Title : The strange death of marxism
Year : 2005

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Preface. Among those acquaintances I wish to acknowledge for reading parts or all of my text or providing research information are Drs. David Brown, David Gordon, Will Hay, James Kurth, W. Wesley McDonald, Stanley Michalak, Martha Pennington, Gabriel Ricci, Paul Craig Roberts, Wayne Selcher, and Joseph Stromberg.Two German scholars who have spared me the need to travel more extensively in search of data are Stefan Hernold and Guido Hülsmann. Their e-mail communications benefited me immensely as I was working on my many footnotes. My former colleague, Professor Emeritus Frederick Ritsch, did more than simply go through my material in earlier drafts. He also shared with me the books and reams of notes he had collected on postwar French Communism, an intricate subject that Professor Ritsch had once intended to treat in a monograph. With due acknowledgment, I have incorporated his arguments about the essentially non-Marxist character of French Communist intellectuals. A young economist, Ian Fletcher, checked the accuracy of my statistics. Where our sources diverged, I often readily deferred to his superior judgment. Finally, my colleague and, unlike me, a computer specialist Kathryn R. Kellie imposed technical consistency on my pages, which had offered a truly astonishing variety of fonts and margin spaces. ...