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30 January 2012
The Eurozone’s car crash can be less of a wreck - Dalibor Rohac, City A.M.
The European Central Bank should target nominal GDP to make life more predictable.
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27 January 2012
The new theories of moral sentiments - Dalibor Rohac, WSJ Europe
The economic historian who is bringing love, faith, courage and virtue back into her discipline. LI's Dalibor Rohac shares his impressions of Deirdre McCloskey.
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27 January 2012
The power of tribes - Schumpeter column, The Economist
Businesspeople need to reckon with the Anglosphere, the Sinosphere and the Indosphere. The Economist studies LI's 'The New World Order' report which looks at the world through the prism of culture.
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24 January 2012
Guns and butter - Christian Caryl, Democracy Lab
Countries around the world are finding that military involvement in private business is a major barrier to reform. But pensioning off CEOs in uniform is easier said than done - from the Democracy Lab.
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23 January 2012
Mauritius, the little democracy that could - Neil Reynolds, The Globe and Mail
Could 2012 turn out to be the year in which the forces of democracy triumph around the world? Neil Reynolds discusses the launch of the Democracy Lab, LI's joint venture with Foreign Policy.
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