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Reduce payroll taxes to improve productivity is not a good idea

Once again, we propose to lower social security contributions to improve the competitiveness of French industry. But is this really what this is? To listen to endless complaints too Medef, we forget that the problems of competitiveness of the economy are primarily related to its structure, the small number of large SMEs, what we now call the ETI companies intermediate size. Their development has long been crippled by lack of capital, it is today by the difficulty find the skills needed on the labor market. Main cause: too large differential between wages in SMEs and large enterprises.





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Vaquié February 12, 2011 at Miramas

Vaquié through Miramas

The Saturday, February 12, 2011, 10:30 to , do not miss the broadcast Lengo nostro "Vaquié" on France 3 Provence-Alps by Jean-Pierre Belmon (a child Miramas ) and Lisa.

The show was recorded this week in Miramas

it will make you discover our city.

And ...... I had the opportunity and the chance to be

interviewed by Jean-Pierre Belmon.

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Revolts in Europe, then?

past few months, we see everywhere in Europe for major events, movements of revolt against injustice, relocations ... Does this can lead to a mass movement like 1936 or 1968? Not likely. It is in periods of growth as large movements occur, not in times of crisis. We do not see, moreover, what ideology, what organizations could organize and bring all these individual cries of anger.

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The trilemma or the challenge of Europeans

If one believes Dani Rodrik, a renowned expert of international trade, Europeans face a trilemma that can be summarized as follows: one can not have everything both national sovereignty, democracy and deep economic integration. We must choose to eliminate one or other of these components. But which one? A conceptual tool that should help us clarify our thinking on the evolution of Europe.







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Closing the Blog

This blog has been open for more than three and a half years in April 2007. Today, it closed its doors. The nostalgia is there, but it is time for me to move on. Not kept online a few months as various interviews with independent publishers ( HERE), authors ( HERE) and critics ( HERE).

Bartleby eyes open was a great adventure that began in complete anonymity and ending with the publication in April of a book, Little Treaty of literature shifted (working title), to Publishing Vampire Active . This book is a synthesis of work done here, but not only: it will certainly be built around the concept of Atopia that was my thread over the years, he certainly made a lot of criticism here published, rewritten and developed for the occasion (others will be unusual), but it will also aim to show that this notion is at the heart of the great masterpieces of modern literature, French and foreign.

Chronicles that will not be used in this book will be progressively re-published a new blog that opens its doors tonight the Anagnost .

This blog will be maintained by Marc Villemain and myself. We will offer readings on separate records, but also because we have different sensitivities, readings cross.

I hope that readers of this blog will follow me in this new approach. Anyway, thank you for having me followed, from France or abroad (With a special nod to my mysterious reader Finnish).

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Viewpoints on 2011

What to expect from 2011? Focus on a few scenarios often pessimistic, sometimes optimistic moderately developed by commentators and columnists from the business press.

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interviews with writers. Interviews

Anselm Kiefer

Jakuta Alikavasovic about London-Luxor.

Juan Asensio about The Love Song of Judas Iscariot.

Paul Beatty about Slumberland.

Sebastian Dubinsky about Quién es?

Brian Evenson to About inversion.

Brian Evenson about The Brotherhood of amputees.

Alain Ferry about Memory of a madman Emma (Prix Medicis, 2009).

Alain-Paul Mallard about Concealment.

Antoni García Porta about Advice from a disciple of Morrison fanatic Joyce written with Roberto Bolaño. Dag Solstad

about shame and dignity.

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Hugo Chávez is freed from the parliament to accelerate the revolution

Hugo Chavez in Miraflores Palace. ( Photo: Seb )

On the eve of the inauguration of the new National Assembly, the incumbents were exceptionally hard and authorized the president to legislate by decree for eighteen months.

For the third time in eleven years, parliament granted the right to Hugo Chávez to legislate by decree. Each time, the opposition parties and the media have denounced these laws called "enabling" as evidence of an authoritarian government. The decrees issued during the first enabling provoked a reaction from the radical opposition and led to the coup of April 11, 2002. This time, the measure comes on the eve of the inauguration of the new National Assembly (Wednesday, 5 January), following the elections on September 26, in which the opposition meeting at the Mesa de Unidad Democrática ( Table of democratic unity), returns (minority) in parliament.

Officially, the enabling legislation granted Venezuelan President on December 17 is "to meet the emergency and crisis" caused by heavy rains and floods that have affected the country in recent weeks, causing the death of thirty-eight people and forcing 130,000 others to abandon their homes across the country. The first decree adopted a week ago by Hugo Chavez is in fact the creation of a fund of 10 billion Bolivars (2.3 billion) for reconstruction of affected areas.

However, the powers of the President extends to other areas such as security and defense, taxation, land use, land use in rural and urban housing, infrastructure, transportation, utilities and international agreements (among others).

The pitfall of the two-thirds

For opponents, there's no doubt: "Chávez cancels Assembly and legislate without control," as the headline in the opposition newspaper recently El Nacional . If he is in no question of dissolving the parliament (which will continue to legislate properly), it is however clear that this will allow the enabling Executive to pass certain laws frames which normally would have needed the support of two thirds of MPs, most of which he will no longer have after January 5.

Yul Jabour, a member of the Politburo of the Communist Party of Venezuela (PCV) and member of the Andean Parliament, confirms this impression. "If it was only to solve the flooding problem, the enabling legislation was not necessary. It is necessary to create instruments (legal, note) that can advance the interests of workers, peasants; to attack the mafia of the construction that have been enriched by speculation, etc.. The VCP supports enabling legislation because we understand the current political situation and the need of the revolutionary forces to advance and, subject, of course, to speak at each order that will follow. "

legislative marathon

Moreover, members of the outgoing majority, dominated largely by the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV), have engaged in recent weeks in a race against the clock (with a series of sessions Extraordinary parliament) to vote several laws and reforms that have sparked the ire the opposition and even some skepticism within the Chavismo.

One of them is the partial reform of the law on political parties, which now punish MPs who decide to switch sides in the Legislature. The "guilty" and could be dismissed for "voter fraud" defined as "any conduct that deviates from repeated policy and policy positions presented in the platform" of each parliamentary group. Yul Jabour said that the VCP has refused to support the PSUV in approving this reform because he believes that "discipline party is a matter of conscience, not by bureaucratic and administrative decisions that can ensure a political position. "

Universities anticapitalist

Other laws approved late December is a legislative package including the popular power, forum for promoting community participation in public management. More controversial, a law called "defense of political sovereignty" prohibits the financing of NGOs or political parties by organizations Foreign.

But this is probably the reform of legislation on universities (1) who will do the most noise in the coming days, with an expected mobilization at the beginning of the student opposition movement . The new law places on equal footing teachers, students and workers, and states that he intended to "strengthen the link between education and creative work emancipating and liberating, as the basis for training programs that contribute to the excess of the capitalist model alienating its modes of authoritarian leadership, social relationships exploitation, the social division of labor and unequal distribution of wealth. "Unacceptable for academic elite, so far entrenched in its strongholds in the guise of university autonomy.

Note :

(1) At the time of publishing this post on this blog, President Hugo Chavez announced his veto at the Universities Act and called for the creation of a national commission to submit a further consultation People.

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Article published in the Swiss daily Le Courrier January 4, 2011

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Bartleby

Interview with Chris Martinez.

Interview with Juan Asensio and François Monti

Interview with Marc Villemain

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ISVs have their work

editions Absalon presented by Dominique Fagnot

The Allusifs presented by Brigitte Bouchard

Tree Avenger presented by David Vincent

Asphalt presented by Estelle Durand and Claire Duvivier

The Black Herald presented by Blandine Longre

editions Cadex presented by Helen Boinard

The Last Drop by Christophe Sédierta

editions Era presented by Eric Arlix

States Civilian presented by Daniel Labedan

Gallmeister presented by Olivier and Philippe Gallmeister Beyvin

The Musardine by Claude Bard

editions of Toad presented by Valerie Millet

The Vampire Active presented by Karine Cnudde

Face Green presented by the editorial team

Zanzibar presented by Laurent Blain

The Zaporozhian by Sebastian Dubinsky