After having spent yesterday writing a comment for the ARPLAN Blog, I am planning to write a follow up comment, which is meant to coincide with my own research into Intersectionality Theory. The more I think about Intersectionality Theory, the… Read More ›
Politics
“The Salzburg Conference and the Pan-Germanic Socialist Party of the German Volksreich (NSPDV)”
Bogumil, Excellent, a glimpse into yet another aspect of Pan-Germanic Socialism that has been forgotten and left by the wayside because of Hitlerism. In my descriptions of the German-speaking world on my Blog, I have always referred to it as… Read More ›
Update (26 February 2023)
At the moment, I am writing another comment to Bogumil on the ARPLAN Blog. It happens to be based on the last Conservative Socialist post, so I am hoping to have it completed before the end of the day. I… Read More ›
Conservative Socialism: The Intersectionality of Civil Society and the Totality
Over the last half century, Western political discourse began shifting toward the politics of identity. The so-called “Culture War” is, to use Liberal Capitalist ideological language, an ‘unintended consequence’ of trying to address the ‘economic’ in socioeconomic issues through social… Read More ›
Update (25 February 2023)
With Work-Standard Accounting Practices (1st Ed.) completed, I now need to figure out what to post next. I could repost content from other Blogs, but I have not found anything worthy of mention here. Since I have yet to make… Read More ›
Announcement on Work-Standard Accounting Practices (1st Ed.)
Today, I am proud to announce that I have completed the First Edition of Work-Standard Accounting Practices. The finalized PDF copy is now ready for download. Similar to the PDF versions of The Work-Standard (2nd Ed.) and The Third Place… Read More ›
Work-Standard Accounting Practices: Conclusion: Auditing the Auditors
Who Audits Auditors, if not Accountants? Everyone in the Western world and elsewhere knows that the Liberal Capitalist have been espousing their versions of “freedom” and their “democracy” since 1945. What everyone should realize is that there is no single… Read More ›
Economic History Case Studies: Smithian-Burkean Definitions of Kapital (1790s-Present)
What caused the accounting standard of the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc countries to pursue Adam Smith’s conception of the Labor Theory of Value (LTV) instead of the one espoused by Karl Marx? It is true that Marx’s LTV is… Read More ›
Update (24 February 2023)
There’s a new installment of Economic History Case Studies coming up in the next thirty minutes after this Update post goes live. It is based on my experiences writing Work-Standard Accounting Practices, particularly why I suspect Soviet accounting practices end… Read More ›
Work-Standard Accounting Practices: Financial Reporting for Dasein Fulfillment
Since Production for Dasein relies on Command-Obedience Account Bookkeeping and the Reciprocal-Reserve Banking System, it should not be too unusual to expect Financial Reporting practices specifically catering to the Work-Standard. Accountants familiarized with the Worksheet of Sociable Accounts need to… Read More ›
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