Why The Kurds Still Don’t Have a Country
How the Kurds always wound up on the losing end of imperial map-drawing.
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Read more...A short-form debunking of a popular but unsound idea for addressing carbon emissions.
Read more...Some small-scale initiatives to aid the homeless demonstrate how inadequate our respojnses are.
Read more...A surprising alliance of big business, activists and left-wing politicians have condemned the shareholder value paradigm. But did it ever really exist?
Read more...The lead story in the Financial Times tonight is that Germany’s finance minister Olaf Scholz is pushing for an EU-wide deposit scheme…of sorts. Even though Scholz’s plan appears to be more modest than the headlines indicate, even a halting move towards EU-level fiscal commitments would be a significant departure from Germany’s traditional stance of barring […]
Read more...CalPERS has belatedly followed our advice and is radically cutting back on its so-called emerging managers.
Read more...Matt Taibbi’s must-read new book Hate Inc. describes how the media stokes fake conflicts to prevent consideration of real issues.
Read more...How free market fundamentalism has undermined industrial policy and other pro-worker measures.
Read more...Uber manages to bleed even more cash.
Read more...Trying to predict the financial future is a fool’s errand, even for a genius.
Read more...Surprise billing is such a widespread abuse that it is managing to bring private equity chicanery and public pension funds’ tacit support of it to long-overdue public attention.
Read more...Another day, another Trump gift to the wealthy, this one in the form of a corporate tax break.
Read more...A long-form discussion of the randomised approach celebrated in this year’s “Nobel” for economics.
Read more...How the Tories are setting themselves up to lose the upcoming general election.
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