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...ontrol over production. This simple structural antagonism is the basis for the whole history of the labor movement, the continual confrontations, the unions and union-busting, the private armies deployed to break up strikes, the government suppression of labor parties, the revolutionary social movements, the constant and pervasive stream of business propaganda, and the per...

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...r thewhole history of the labor movement, the continual confrontations,the unions and union-busting, the private armies deployed to breakup strikes, t... ...t limit itself to the sphere of distribution, as do consumerco-ops, credit unions, and housing co-ops, nor the sphere of genderrelations, as does the ... ...es in their struggles against management,perhaps going so far as to join a union, to strike or boycottsympathetically in solidarity with their oppress... ...Welch’s, Sunmaid, REI, the Associated Press,and True Value Company. Credit unions in the U.S. had 95 millionmembers in 2012, or 45 percent of the econ... ...gluxurious perquisites not offered KDB’s managers.78 Cooperative Care in Wisconsin, which provides care to theelderly, was able to give its 81 membe... ...Cooperatives: Case Studies,Key Criteria and Best Practices,” University of Wisconsin Center forCooperatives, staff paper no. 3 (July, 2004), http://ww... ...HE UNITED STATESYork, New Hampshire, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana,Wisconsin, New Jersey, and California. Like other national unions ofthe per... ...ing in New YorkCity209 and cooperative care of the elderly and disabled in Wisconsinand New York, the movement is making life livable for millions and... ...inition, quoted in Stanley Payne, A History ofFascism, 1914–1945 (Madison, Wisconsin: University of Wisconsin Press,1995), 5. ...

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... States was facing a decline of itseconomic strength relative to the European Union, and the East Asian economicbloc of Japan, China and the Asian "Fo... ...h the samepolitical priorities. As in the Gulf and Afghan conflicts, European Union allies maybe joining the U.S. wars not simply out of solidarity, b... ...st Asian blocs that have the potential to replace the United States andSoviet Union as the worldís economic superpowers.Much as the Roman Empire tried... ...@geography.wisc.edu) is a doctoral candidate ingeography at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a member of the South-West Asia Information Group...

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...When the Cold War set off a prolonged arms race and space competition with the Soviet Union, this well-educated cadre of the greatest generation was ready to provide the technical and managerial expertise needed to meet the Soviet challenge. Combining patriotism with a desire to be on the cutting edge of techn...

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...old War set off a prolongedarms race and space competition with the Soviet Union, thiswell-educated cadre of the greatest generation was ready to pro-... ...ts, such as those in Turkey andother places on the periphery of the Soviet Union. We were inposition to help monitor the first Soviet intercontinental ... ...for overseas travel. I took two YPO-sponsored trips:the first to the Soviet Union in 1959 and the second to SouthAmerica in 1961. Both were real “eye-o... ...“Congratulations Mr. Undersecretary.” Plum-mer had obviously impressed the Wisconsin senator with hisqualifications and that he had no intention of ret... ...er hardwareseemed more at risk than its human resources. While the Soviet Union was embarked on a concerted effortto modernize its weapon systems, th... ...ican forces, and Kiss-inger’s desire for continued détente with the Soviet Union madeit unlikely that the United States would be called upon to fightan... ...7.Crickmore, Alison J., and Paul F. Crickmore. F-117 Nighthawk. Osceola, Wisconsin: MBI Publishing Co., 1999.Davis, Benjamin O. Benjamin O. Davis, J...

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...e Chapter 1: TOTALITARIANISM 1 • What is Freedom? 2 • Life in a Dictatorship 6 • The Nature of Totalitarianism 7 • The Soviet Union: 1917-1984 9 • Totalitarian Foreign Policies 23 (Soviet Foreign Policies: 1917-1984 /  China and Tibet: 1950-1991 /  Sparta and the City States of Ancient Greece) • The Soviet Union, 1985-1991: End of an Era...

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...s."The voyage into a better future must begin with a careful study of the past. The Soviet Union is no more,but others could readily take its place as... ...is Freedom? 2 • Life in a Dictatorship 6 • The Nature of Totalitarianism 7 • The Soviet Union: 1917-1984 9 • Totalitarian Foreign Policies 23 (Sov... ...hina and Tibet: 1950-1991 / Sparta and the City States of Ancient Greece) • The Soviet Union, 1985-1991: End of an Era 31 • The Myth of Authorita... ...hat the voyage into a better future must begin with a carefulstudy of the past. The Soviet Union is no more, but others could readily take its place a... ..., forinstance, it was hard to say which was freer, Sweden or the United States; the Soviet Union orChina; Guatemala or Cuba. In such cases, consensus ... ...bs are more destructive than one bomb. So a townthe size of Hiroshima then, or of Madison, Wisconsin today, would be hit by more than just onebomb. Ho... ... cover portions of Nevada andUtah, and a military "antenna farm" would cover 41 percent of Wisconsin.19Moral and Psychological CostsThough it is impos... ... anti-ballistic missiles, anantennae farm that would have covered a significant portion of Wisconsin, the biological weaponstreaty, or the ban on chem...

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...h 1997) Political Legitimacy: Trends in Central Asia The Dastan Genre in Central Asia Modern Encyclopedia of Religions in Russia and the Soviet Union (Academic International Press, 1995) Vol. V Central Asia's New Dastans Central Asian Survey Vol. 6, No. 1, 198 Chora Batir: A Tatar Admonition to Future Generations Studies in Comparative Communism Vol. XIX, Nos...

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...timacy: Trends in Central Asia The Dastan Genre in Central AsiaModern Encyclopedia of Religions in Russia and theSoviet Union (Academic Internation... ...much like the MongolianRepublic, theoretically not part of USSR. In 1944, Tuva People's Republic"asked" to join the Soviet Union. The Altaian Turks ev... ...as a means to remove the Russians from theirhomelands. Yet, accusations of "Pan-Turkism" were employed freely in theSoviet Union (and outside), not ag... ...ction of the Bolshevik revolution:Russian domination. The only path to salvation was to form a separate party andpolitical union to fight for independ... ...al a decisive blow to perestroika whichthreatens their far-reaching aims."121 Whatever the nominal power relations in anew union treaty, the old econo... ...r SY.12. W. Fierman, in a paper read to Conference on IdentityProblems in Central Asia and Teaching Programs. Universityof Wisconsin-Madison (November...

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...over Motto Preface Chapter 1: TOTALITARIANISM 1 • What is Freedom? 2 • Life in a Dictatorship 6 • The Nature of Totalitarianism 7 • The Soviet Union: 1917-1984 9 • Totalitarian Foreign Policies 23 (Soviet Foreign Policies: 1917-1984 / China and Tibet: 1950-1991 / Sparta and the City States of Ancient Greece) • The Soviet Union, 1985-1991: End of an Era 31 • The...

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...kimedia details that the photograph used on the cover shows the battleshipUSS WISCONSIN (BB-64) firing a round February 6, 1991, from one ofthe Mark 7... ...tillery battery in southern Kuwait, markingthe first time since 1952 that the Wisconsin's guns had been fired in anger,starting her participation in t... ...HN CARNEShttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/USS_Wisconsin_(BB-64)#/media/File:Wisconsin_Shoots.JPG To my loving wife, Pam; for all her love and s... ...itary outside of properly-definedconstitutional processes meant for the whole Union. iIt is in firm... ...driven by the governments of the UnitedStates, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, and the Republic ofChina (Taiwan)—representatives met... ...nd even impossible) for members of Congress to delegate the authority for the Union that the U.S. Constitution vests with them anywhere else, especial... ...bers of Congress and federalofficials have the decided ability to act for the Union without regard totheir Constitutional limitations, strictly constr... ...utive and judicial officers from ever exercisingthe legislative powers of the Union that are vested with Congress.To understand this otherwise absolut...

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...) the smaller non-Russian nationalities. Under the slogans of "friendship of peoples," the "drawing nearer" or "merging" of the peoples of the Soviet Union and other expressions of so-called "internationalism," Russian nationalism has been at work. The Russian's aim of absorbing the Central Asians could only be realized by breaking the Central Asians' link to their own pas...

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...d Siberian Studies Program, The W. Averell Harriman Institute for the Advanced Study of the Soviet Union, COLUMBIA UNIVERSIT... ... Program for Turkish Studies, UCLA; THE CENTRAL ASIAN FOUNDATION, WISCONSIN; Committee on Inner Asian an... ...ty;British Library; Slavic Reading Room of University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana; University of Wisconsin-Madison; Widener Library of Harvard Unive... ...at. Six different Central Asian Conferences,held between 1982 and 1988, three at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, in collaboration with Associatio... ...at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, in collaboration with Association ofCentral Asian Studies (Wisconsin), two at the W. Wilson Center-Kennan Inst... ...tmust be borne in mind that the subject population comprises approximately one fifth of the Soviet Union (andsteadily growing at a rapid pace) and spr... ... slogans of "friendship of peoples," the "drawing nearer" or "merging" of the peoples of theSoviet Union and other expressions of so-called "internati... ...al had experienceddifficulties. The yar-yar was sung at weddings. More than merely celebrating the union of the bride and groom,however, it also signa... ...terns of Sixteen Uzbek Writers," presented to the Second Central AsianConference, held in Madison, Wisconsin, October 1985.65. G. A. Kniazev and A. V....

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...tgers) Codex Comanicus • Richard Frye (Harvard) Narshaki's The History of Bukhara • Robert Dankoff (Chicago) Adab Literature • Uli Schamiloglu (Wisconsin-Madison) Umdet ul Ahbar • Kevin Krisciunas (Joint Astronomy Centre) Ulug Beg's Zij • Audrey Altstadt (UMass-Amherst) Bakikhanli's Nasihatlar • Edward J. Lazzerini (New Orleans) Gaspirali's Tercuman • David S...

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...rein 2 Appendix A: Organic Documents 19 Constitution 19 Amendments 28 (Declaration of Independence) 37 (Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union) 42 Appendix B: Mint Statistics 1793-1902 50 Silver Coinage Mintage Statistics 1793-1902 51 Silver Coinage Mint Mintage Statistics 1793-1902 (odd denominations) 54 Gold Coinage Statistics 1793-1902 (in dollars) 57 ...

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...operatives N.V. Belavadi and M.K. Niyogi Smallholder dairying and development The Indian experience Kaira District Co-operative Milk Producers' Union (Amul) Anand pattern co-operatives National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) Operation Flood Programme Dairy co-operative development under Operation Flood Dairy co-operatives in other tropical countries Bangladesh ...

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... reduction has taken place during the past decade. In France, the European Union's biggest producer, as well as in countries like Denmark, Belgium and... ... regional shift in production, away from the traditional producing states (Wisconsin, Minnesota) in the colder northern part of the country, towards t... ... In 1993, for the first time, more milk was produced in California than in Wisconsin. In addition, an expansion of large-scale, low-cost dairy operati... ...ed from the world market. Moreover, in its milk quota system, the European Union has an effective system which regulates thehttp://www.ilri.org/InfoSe... ... 14/10/12 1:08 PM Moreover, in its milk quota system, the European Union has an effective system which regulates the quantity of milk producti... ...idised product 1995 2000 1995 2000 European Union Butter and butter oil 1246 848 447 366 Skim mi... ...wder 121 82.5 108 68 The figures illustrate the European Union's commitment to drastically release its `butter mountain'. The impact... ...lett G.B. (eds), Multiple Cropping. American Society of Agronomy, Madison, Wisconsin, USA. TSFS Team. 1993. Gliricidia for Goat Feeds and Feeding in t... ...ests for somatic cell counts such as the California Mastitis Test (CMT) or Wisconsin Mastitis Test (WMT) should be used. Above all, emphasis should be...

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...al illness. Belgium is a country in Western Europe known for its medieval towns, Renaissance architecture, and as the headquarters of the European Union and NATO. Blanche Courtain was born in the small village of Charleroi, Belgium. Her father, P. Courtain, was a retired mechanic for the Belgium state railroad. By the age of five, Blanche began to exhibit unusual behavi...

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...arnation case in Russia. [The girl whodreamt of Japanese dolls in a Soviet Union childhood.]Russia is the world's largest country by area, spanning Ea... ... and cultural capital.Tatiana Snitko was born in 1955 in Krasnodar, Soviet Union (nowRussia). She grew up in a family with no apparent connections toJ... ...most populous city of Hungary. It is theninth-largest city in the European Union and the second largest onthe Danube River.In the city of Budapest, Hu... ...researcher and scholar, Vietnam)Dr. Vũ Thế Khánh, (General Director of the Union of Scientific andTechnological Application UIA Vietnam)Independent re... ...ernational reincarnation case. Wayne Petersongrew up in the 1940s in rural Wisconsin, outside of Green Bay, UnitedStates of America. As a child, he be... ...lers refused to play with him.He was married to B.E. Abeynayake, but their union was difficult dueto his habits of gambling, drinking alcohol, and wom...

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...ade by Stalin whenhe killed peasants for industrial progress in the Soviet Union, as itwas made by Churchill explaining the bombings of Dresden and Ha... ...roper or wicked project, will be less apt to pervade the whole body of the Union than a particular member of it." When economic interest is seen be... ...Hamiltonwrote elsewhere in the Federalist Papers that the new Union wouldbe able "to repress domestic faction and insurrection." He refer... ...ublic." In 1845, the U.S. Congressbrought it into the Union as a state. In the White House now was James Polk, a Democrat, an ... ...ionsof dollars in bonds-loans-from the state legislatures. In Wisconsinin 1856, the Lacrosse and Milwaukee Railroad got a million acresfr... ...n the Homestead Act was being discussed in Congress in 1860,a Senator from Wisconsin said he supported it:. . . because its benign operation will post... ...ovement, whether led by honest reformers likeSenator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin or disguised conservativeslike Roosevelt (who was the Progressive... ...g the war, the draft, profi-teering. A local newspaper in Wisconsin, the Plymouth Review, saidthat probably n... ... have no funds with which to helphim until January 15.A dispatch from Wisconsin to The Nation, in late 1932: Throughout the mid...

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...ee Zimbabwe) South- West Africa (see Namibia) Soviet Union 210 Spain ... ...le East VII. Africa VIII. Soviet Union, East and South Asia IX. Southeast Asia ... ... continues throughout the country; wide- unions are being established spread opposition on religious gr... ... Member of: AfDB, AIOEC, Arab League, Communicationsclaimed; General Union of Algerian Workers ASSIMER, FAO, G-77, GATT (de facto), Ra... ... personality, and orientation toward Spain orLabor force: unorganized (unions prohib- France; various small pressure groups devel-ited); large... ...re authoritar- 143,998 km 2 ; slightly smaller than Wisconsin; ian presidential system; changed by 66% ar...

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...05); Stanley Payne, A History of Fascism, 1914–1945 (Madison:University of Wisconsin Press, 1995); and Daniel Guérin, Fascism and BigBusiness (New Yor... ...picnics, ethnic churches, benefitsocieties, cooperatives, democratic labor unions, Communist-assoc-iated ethnic workers’ clubs in the 1930s—every conc... ...planning is done. If it’scentralized and top-down, as in the former Soviet Union and theUnited States, it’s not socialist. If it’s intended to benefit... ...bly, according to Gallup pollsa majority of Americans even supported labor unions in every singleyear from the 1930s to 2013, except in 2009, when onl... ...al has been 62 percent.This is despite massive business propaganda against unions, and amassive disinformation campaign by the media since the 1980s. ... ...the proliferation of guns and violence in the U.S. to the weakness oflabor unions. With that simple rhetorical trick, the whole history ofthe labor mo... ...the alter-globalization movement.February–June, 2011: Protests in Madison, Wisconsin Over a hundred thousand people demonstrate in and around theCapi...

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...in tandem with federal agencies or through the LawEnforcement Intelligence Union (LEIU), they also paid attention to localpolitical pressures. In moni... ...ibution of muchunderground journalism: in both Austin, Texas, and Madison, Wisconsin,papers like The Rag and Kaleidoscope were forbidden on campus. It... ...d Open City out of business.The street vendors of Kaleidoscope in Madison, Wisconsin, were repeatedlyarrested for selling obscene literature to minors... ...9 outlines how the FBIsuggested exposing two teachers at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee,for writing articles in a paper which the agency calle... ...efusal to do business withunderground newspapers. In some cases, printers' unions dictated that memberscould not handle the work of underground public... ... Amendment rights taken by Wisconsin businessman Bill Schanen. "Kaleidoscope h... ...uch larger than Bill Schanen." In Port Washington, Wisconsin, William F. Schanen, Jr., of the OzaukeePress took on the publica... ...nd Dallas Notes. In filing suit on Bums' behalf, theDallas Civil Liberties Union charged that"... the conduct on the part of theDallas police is part ... ...of the Vietnam war era was The Bond: TheVoice of the American Servicemen's Union, issued in 1967. This was followedby the newspapers Fun, Travel and A...

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...ore.Because of low wages, low taxes, nonexistent work benefits, weak labor unions, and nonexistentoccupational and environmental protections, U.S. cor... ...e other in order to discourage wage andbenefit demands and undermine labor union strategies.Not Necessary, Just CompellingSome writers question whethe... ...materials and cheap labor, light or nonexistent taxes, few effective labor unions, no minimumwage or child labor or occupational safety laws, and no c... ...de consumer goods for local markets. India's economic links withthe Soviet Union bolstered such efforts. But with the collapse of the USSR, the advent... ...ropean countries whose economies had been heavily subsidized by the Soviet Union.Designed to leave the world's economic destiny to the tender mercy of... ...e in regardto dissident political affiliations. Thus, at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, an instructor ofpolitical science, Ted Hayes, an anti... ...ty who voted against him were state committeemen of theRepublican party in Wisconsin. There was no question as to whether their outside politicalcommi...