Daily Archive: July 7, 2015
Or Is China the word?
“Chinese institutions are too outdated, too inflexible, too lacking in coordination to be of any use when the one thing the government can do—aggregate and direct flows of money—is undermined as a tool. The sell-off is similar to a bank run, in which each player’s only real motive is to capture as much of the value of his assets as possible before the whole edifice collapses.”
Three Observations About Obergefell
My forced sabbatical finally over, I offer these three observations.
Sexual Orientation and Human Nature
Jon Rowe grapples with the mystery of sexual orientation’s origin while dealing with analogies and logical fallacies.
A First For New York City…
A rent freeze… In a 7-2 vote on June 29, the New York City Rent Guidelines Board approved their first ever rent-freeze in the board’s 46-year history. The freeze will apply to one-year rent-stabilized...
“A Tsunami of Instrumental Rationality”: Henry Giroux Interview Pt. 2
Continuing with our discussion of the market-driven university, we discuss whether the right and the left can be mobilized around this issue.
