Gerard’s Substack
Gerard RolandMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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The Berkeley years. Part VI.
In the late Spring of 2002, I was invited by Renmin University of China to receive an honorary Professorship. My 2000 book Transition and Economics. Politics, Markets and Firms, published by MIT Press was selling quite well internationally ...
The Berkeley years. Part V.
One of the first new research projects I started at Berkeley was on entrepreneurship. Since the beginning of transition, I had been convinced with others like John McMillan that a successful growth of the new private sector was crucial to t...
The Berkeley years. Part IV.
Having made a major move from ECARE(S) to Berkeley, I had to make decisions as to my future research. I had had a quite successful decade, but needed to look forward in terms of my research programs and not rest on my laurels. Several consi...
The Berkeley years. Part III.
Barely a few days after our arrival in the Bay Area, on an early sunny Tuesday morning, Heddy had been running in the Temescal park. She came back while I was having breakfast and said: “I heard something strange on NPR (National Public Rad...
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