
Enter the mind of San Francisco native, David Parker. David combines a broad education in the classics, and experience in business and the arts to bring you in-depth essays that focus on political economy.
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Strike, mount the barricades, overturn automobiles, set them on fire, trash and loot businesses, big and small, or public institutions that support bourgeois capitalism—the beautiful City Hall in Limoges, for example, October 17, 2026—is a...
We? Are we going to stop Elon Musk, whose vision of sailing to Mars is the vision of Christopher Columbus to sail west—not for the beauty of the enterprise, but for profit?
Are we going to stop Mark Zuckerberg, whose great failures (with g...
How did Jeffrey Epstein convince so many of the world’s great social, political, and economic leaders; literary, scientific, cultural, and financial geniuses, Nobel laureates—mostly men, but a few unhappy women—to ask for his advice, servic...
“To raise birth rates, we must help mother” (February 25), and again in “Why are fertility rates collapsing?” (February 11), Martin Wolf has a good answer: women do not want to stop working to have children.
Wolf suggests that “we,” the st...
Veronique de Rugy, author of “Declining Birth Rates and Aging Populations: A Looming Fiscal Crisis,” Independent Review (Summer 2026), is not libertarian. Acknowledging complexity to the world’s problems, de Rugy’s first liberal instinct is...
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At 24, Parker became a music teacher in the San Francisco’s inner-city public school system. He is also a real estate investor and a professional musician. His essays have been featured in The Economist, The Financial Times and several law journals.
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