The Price of Power
Nikhil Kalyanpur, Daniel BerlinerAnalysis at the intersection of money, corruption, and geopolitics based on the latest social science research.
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Who's going to transition?
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A hegemon on the ropes in a war of its own choosing. Creeping fears of stagflation. Fresh fever dreams of an oil crisis. An impotent Federal Reserve.
People have been making the analogy that we’re...
Epstein Insecurities
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Weeks into the war against Iran, I still don’t have a clear idea of the American motivations or goals driving the invasion. That means I - somehow - can’t rule out that this is all an extremely destructive and expe...
Back to the Broadcast Future
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Danny Ocean. Michael Clayton. Mr. Fox. George Clooney has built a career playing smooth operators in chaotic worlds. But it’s his portrayal of real-life newsman Edward R. Murrow that put him at the center...
dispatches from voluntary exile
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I was not planning to write this post. I have a bunch of stuff in the pipeline - something on why elites fell for Epstein despite the obvious warnings, another on the anthropic fight, a belated thank you...
The Political Economy of Bad Bunny
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I can’t shake the beauty, absurdity, and audacity of this year’s NFL halftime show.
Thirteen minutes of the most expensive commercial real estate on earth broadcast almost entirely in Spanish. The on...
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Assistant Professor at the LSE. I research corruption and corporate power. Part-time screenwriter, full-time listener of sad girl indie pop.
Professor of Political Science and Public Policy, London School of Economics
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