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Reading Max Weber in the Age of AI
This semester I am teaching a seminar on Max Weber at Cornell. Weber (1864-1920) is a thinker who has long fascinated me: a jack-of-all-trades who worked on law, economics, history, sociology, political theory, and religion, but also a diff...
The Pitfalls of Proprietarianism
If you’ve taken August off, I salute you. But if you’ve been at all online, chances are you caught some of the buzz surrounding the Economist’s diatribe against MIT economist and Nobel winner Daron Acemoglu that came out on August 17th. Wri...
Debt repatriation and the First World War
The origins of the First World War are the single largest publication topic in all modern European historiography. Something on the order of 25,000 books and articles have been written about it. Is it still possible to produce anything that...
Four Strains of Nationalization
A few months ago the editors of the IMF’s magazine Finance & Development asked if I wanted to contribute something to a new issue on geoeconomics. I had written plenty about sanctions, export controls, and other outward-facing economic inte...
What I’m reading this April
It has been an intense and bewildering two months since the Hormuz War began. Inevitably this has meant that events have reduced the time available for reading. But with the spring semester coming to an end, I thought I would share some rec...
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History professor at Cornell and writer on political economy and geoeconomics. Author of “The Economic Weapon: The Rise of Sanctions as a Tool of Modern War” (2022) and “The Age of Confiscation” (2026).
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