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July 22, 2008

Why Read The Watchmen?



Probably thanks to the new movie trailer, the classic graphic novel The Watchmen is now #2 on Amazon. It's well-deserved.......MORE

July 22, 2008

Business Books



Joe Nocera picks the best business narratives. I assume this means a book that describes an individual, a company, an......MORE

July 17, 2008

Complete Y: The Last Man Now Available



Y: The Last Man is an amazing series of graphic novels about what happens to the world after a suddenly......MORE

July 16, 2008

The Must-Read Economics Book of 2008



Bruno Frey writes, procedural utility has also been found to play a role in consumers' decisions. The first evidence of......MORE

July 9, 2008

Rebooting America



Clay Shirky writes, If I had to pick one method of rebooting civic life, it would be by finding new......MORE

July 8, 2008

The Center-Wonk Vote



I went to this event, featuring Reihan Salam and Ross Douthat, authors of Grand New Party. Some observations:......MORE

July 8, 2008

David Friedman on the Myth of the Rational Voter



In The Machinery of Freedom, p. 132, Friedman writes, Imagine buying cars the way we buy governments. Ten thousand people......MORE

July 8, 2008

David Friedman's Machinery of Freedom



The book was first published in 1973, with a revised edition in 1989. I just got around to reading it.......MORE

July 8, 2008

David Friedman on Property Rights



He wrote, The right to decide whether or not I turn on the lights in my house is worth more......MORE

June 27, 2008

Crampton Reviews Ariely



Here's former Econlog guest blogger Eric Crampton's review of Ariely's Predictably Irrational. Highlight:Taken as a set of lessons for self-improvement,......MORE

June 22, 2008

What's the Matter with Westen?



Drew Westen's The Political Brain: The Role of Emotion in Deciding the Fate of the Nation came out about a......MORE

June 18, 2008

Another Intro Econ Book



Eamonn Butler's The Best Book on the Market: How to Stop Worrying and Love the Free Economy gets right down......MORE

June 17, 2008

Distress, Moral Intuition, and Economics



Earlier, I wrote in praise of The Price of Everything, Russ Roberts' latest didactic novel. I cannot recommend it strongly......MORE

June 15, 2008

Economics: How to Teach it and How Not To



Ruth Lieber says, It's hard to imagine the invisible hand. After all, it's invisible. Leaving things alone, leaving people to......MORE

June 13, 2008

Fight Democratic Fundamentalism: Pre-Order The Myth of the Rational Voter In Paperback



If your willingness to pay for my book is greater than $13.99 and less than $19.77, you'll be pleased to......MORE

June 6, 2008

Comments Worth Reading



Eric Falkenstein is not such a fan of The Black Swan and its author. Taleb’s style is to criticize experts......MORE

June 4, 2008

Notes from the Portable Bookstore



I Kindle-bought Simon Winchester's The Man Who Loved China. The "Needham question" is why, if China was so advanced technologically......MORE

May 29, 2008

Why You've Got to Read Gogol's Dead Souls



I like to catch up on the classics on vacation. Tyler recommended Gogol's Dead Souls. I normally despise blogs with......MORE

May 24, 2008

Mencius Moldbug vs. Thomas P.M. Barnett



I'm Kindling The Pentagon's New Map, an infamous book from 2004 by Thomas P.M. Barnett. I liked this paragraph (on......MORE

May 12, 2008

Our Imperfectly Evolved Brains



This review suggests a book that reminds me of Robin Hanson and Tyler Cowen. our brains didn't evolve in a......MORE


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