1. Is Michael Moore really an anarcho-capitalist?
2. Robert Pape on fighting the Taliban.
3. The implications of Ostrom and Williamson's research for regulatory reform.
4. An interview with Reinhart and Rogoff on the financial crisis.
5. Martin Wolf on the dollar.
6. Gaza's underground economy.
7. The awesomest private library in the world?
8. Eliezer Yudkowsky and Andrew Gelman talk about probability. Hoo boy:
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