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 About this site and me 
I'm Bill Geddes, a retired social anthropologist. Over a fairly 
lengthy lifetime (a septuagenarian) I have time and again been confronted by the 
need to understand and explain the impact of capitalism on the people and 
communities I have worked in and tried to understand. 
The ideas and information presented here are a product of that 
fifty year exploration. 
Nothing I say here should be considered the 'final word' or 'the 
answer' to any of the problems I address or issues I attempt to explain. My hope 
is that they will stimulate interested and concerned people to further explore 
and expand their own understanding of the nature, history and both social and 
environmental consequences of capitalism. 
I sincerely believe that unregulated internationalized 
capitalism, as it is practiced at the start of the 21st century, is inimical to 
the well-being of communities of people wherever they might live or whatever 
they might believe and understand about the world in which they live.  
Capitalism must be regulated and subordinated to the needs of 
communities. In the present global order, globalized capitalism has subordinated 
communities to its requirements and interests, effectively reducing them to a 
'workforce' and 'consumer base' for its activities and products.  
  
  
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 Capitalism 
Blog Site  
Why ‘Third World’ and why ‘development’?  
Articles:  
  Capitalism and Christmas: Peace on Earth? Junk Drawer fillers, 
Trinkets, Collectibles, Fantasy, Resignation, Betrayal and Déjà Vu 
  
  Capitalism: It is time to stop blaming the victims  
  Capitalism: Sovereign Debt, Quantitative Easing (QE) and the 
Vortex Economy  
  The Consequences of Capitalism: Is that a Road-Train behind those 
lights?  
  Capitalism: Let's Re-regulate the World!!  
  Capitalism, Renewable Energy, Ennui and the Fabled Ostrich 
 
  Capitalism and parables: It's all about gardening  
  Pre-empting Henry Hyde's Nightmare  
  Global Capitalism: The Exploited Planet, the Torrent of Garbage 
and The Warnings  
  The History and Nature of Capitalism - The Book  
Links:  
Jeremy Geddes Art  
Renee Rutherfurd Music  
  A free Windows HTML Reader application  This application provides various search, navigation and updating features tailored to the evolving EBook. Since I, like you, value my privacy, this reader includes no tracking or feedback features of any kind! (Digital certification costs $500 a year (isn't capitalism wonderful!), so this application is not digitally signed. You might be asked whether you 'trust' the provider when attempting to install it. If you are, click 'More Info', then 'Run Anyway' to install it.)
 
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