Author: Gregory Rehmke

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Monetary Nationalism: A Bad Idea at Home and Abroad Money, Markets and Sovereignty  by Benn Steil and Manuel Hinds Review by Lauren Blankenship My introduction to economics began with the principles of “sound money”...

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Reflections on Lou Carabini’s Inclined to Liberty by Andrada Busuioc I wrote the first introduction to this review after reading only a few chapters of Lou Carabini’s Inclined to Liberty.  Those chapters led me...

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Migration – like Tango – is a Paradoxical ‘Dance’ of Both Loss and Adventure by Cristina Tanase She has travelled to tango and tangoed to live: from her birth place, Bulgaria, to what she...

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Malcom Gladwell’s Outliers offers an entertaining mix of adventures across science, sports, culture studies, and statistics. Maybe some of the upbeat stories paint too rosy a picture of practice, computers, scholarships, and strong families...

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Global Cities and Economic Development

Notes on Global Cities, Geography, and Economic Development Gregory Rehmke, February 22, 2011 The Houston World Affairs Council invited me to give talks to Houston area teachers on Global Cities. In my notes below...

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Less government, better coping

[comment on Daily Speculations post on various potential crises in China]“The Chinese government is struggling to cope…” Newspapers regularly report that governments or federal agencies working hard to deal with the crisis-of-the-week. We have...