Democracy in Europe, Part n
For those who still have the patience—or the sick curiosity—to follow Europe’s parody on democracy and the rule of law, it’s been a fascinating few days. Forget Greece and Portugal: fiscal...
View ArticleThe Economist as Novelist in the Greek ‘Crisis’
The relationship between economics on the one hand and disciplines such as history, psychology, and sociology on the other is much disputed and seems to me a little like that of couples who live in a...
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The Culture and Politics of Economic Growth
O’Connell Street – Dublin ‘Why can’t a woman be more like a man?’ asked Professor Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady, expecting no proper answer. In another context, that of economics, he might have asked...
View ArticleSeeking the Heart of the Nation
Most contemporary discussions about identity rarely resolve anything of significance since they are devoted to the advancement of identitarian politics. The focus on identity tends to reduce people...
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