How to Keep Losing Wars in the Middle East
The US game plan for the Middle East seems to be not just more wars, but losing more wars.
Read more...The US game plan for the Middle East seems to be not just more wars, but losing more wars.
Read more...The UK government wants industrial policy reforms that are incompatible with EU rules. Those rules would apply save in a hard Brexit.
Read more...Depicting the gig economy as ‘sharing favours’ creates a parallel dimension, where chores are form of leisure, with no relation to ‘work’.
Read more...We’ve been neglecting Brexit due to Trump going uber hawkish and the resulting barrage of news stories to sort through. And another reason is that the noise to signal ratio got even higher in the British media around the time Brexit became official. Formal progress will be virtually nil till late May. The UK and […]
Read more...Theresa May reversed early firm promises and announced snap elections.
Read more...The Obama White House blamed Assad for a 2013 sarin attack in advance of evidence. The claim fell apart. The Trump White House is making a rerun.
Read more...Private equity is getting defensive about its fees, and for good reason: its justifications for them are being exposed as hollow.
Read more...How the the new international economic architecture for trade, investment, & property rights hurt workers in advanced and developing economies
Read more...Hope to see you at our Washington DC area meetup later this month.
Read more...Who has the advantage in the Trump versus California immigration cage match?
Read more...A recap of the numerous, internally inconsistent arguments as to why workers can’t have a shorter workweek.
Read more...How the Caymans compare to other secrecy jurisdictions.
Read more...Count on the banks to keep trotting out tired excuses for their too-big-to-faill ways.
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