-- NYT roundtable on Basel III.
-- Michael Lewis goes to California.
-- Long interview with Daron Acemoglu, on a number of topics.
-- Economist special report on shifting of economic activity from west to east.
-- Opening statement of Firedoglake book salon on Chinn/Frieden's Lost Decades.
-- The attempt to collect and publish in one place accurate data on the graduation and placement rates of poli sci departments. I fully support this, and hope UNC gets on board soon.
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