Jerry Z. Muller
Professor emeritus of history. Speaks and publishes about a variety of historical and contemporary subjects, including capitalism; the misuses of performance metrics; and the changing relationship between the family and the market.
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Intellectuals, Capitalism, and the University
I recently did an extended interview with Razib Khan, the host of the podcast, “Razib Khan’s Unsupervised Learning.” Since the full conversation is available only to those who subscribe to his Substack (as I do), I took the transcript and u...
The Uses of Homogeneity
My wife and I recently returned from a vacation in Iceland. Though we went for the sake of the (spectacular) natural scenery, as I read and talked to people about the country’s history and culture I found a fascinating case study of the the...
Rethinking Faculty Control
I’ve spent most of my professional life in the academy. For most of that time, I regarded faculty control of hiring and promotion as self-evidently desirable, indeed essential. I’ve now come to doubt that position, at least in some cases. W...
What passes for economic analysis at the Washington Post
The Washington Post ran a purportedly analytic article about investment in Artificial Intelligence – arguably the most important and certainly the most dramatic economic story of our day.
But rather than presenting a balanced perspective,...
Against the Latest Word: Merton on Prestige, Serendipity, and Science
This is the second of two posts on some of Robert K. Merton’s most useful ideas. The earlier post, “A Mertonian Toolkit,” is here:
This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or pai...
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Historically informed reflections on contemporary subjects, including capitalism, nationalism, conservatism, the misuses of performance metrics; and the changing relationship between the family and the market. Plus some intellectual history.
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