The Free-range Economist
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Failing Upwards with Jeffery Sachs
1990. The Russians call in The Fixer. Jeff Sachs had just fixed Poland. The Russians call in Jeff Sachs to fix Russia. Absent a fix, the Russian economy would collapse. But fixing Russia would require the active participation of the Un...
When dumb stuff happened on the way to the revolution
The Anglosphere has been smoldering for some time, and one can find any volume of commentary rationalizing how and why it caught fire. Choose your -ism: Marxism, Cultural Marxism, Foucauldian post-modernism. Throw in the Gramscian “long m...
Thirty Years War for Our Democracy™
In To the Castle and Back (2007), poet, playwright, former dissident and then-president Vaclav Havel recounted his stream-of-consciousness experience in “the Castle”—that is, his time in the office of the president of the Czech Republic (19...
Western elites: Waiting for Mister Goodbar
John Wojtowicz robbed a bank in an effort to round up the money to pay for (what would pass in today’s parlance as) his partner’s “gender affirming surgery.” This was 1972, and the experience inspired the film Dog Day Afternoon (1975) with...
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Economist and historian just trying to identify good questions and to impose some structure on how to think about them. I spent 20 years inside the Washington Blob putting the "civil" and "service" in "Civil Service."
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