Roepke Lecture in Economic Geography-Who Needs the Nation-State?
The nation-state has long been under attack from liberal economists and cosmopolitan ethicists alike.
Research
Women and the Informal Economy: Economic Actors and Global Leaders
Book abstract: Women in the Global Economy: Leading Social Change explores the landscape of women’s participation in the economy and the key role that women play in fueling economic growth by creating
Multinational Corporations and 'Indigenous Innovation' in China’s Chemical Industry: The Case of Dow Chemical
Innovación en Energía en España: Análisis y Recomendaciones
College Debts but No Degree? Reform the Pell Grant Program
You may have recently shared a holiday meal with a relative who has a bachelor’s degree, plenty of debt, and not much of a job. You may wonder whether college degrees have become worthless.
The Peacemakers of 2012
As the holidays approach, 2012 hasn’t provided much hope for the seasonal wish of “Peace on Earth.” Not when the headlines reveal the savagery of the Syrian and Congolese civil wars, Hamas-Israel rock
Details are a Distraction in Newtown Killings
Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the killers from Columbine High School, were not members of a “trenchcoat mafia.” They did not listen to goth-rocker Marilyn Manson.
Inouye: Man of Courage, Humanity, Dignity
As the nation continues to grieve for the six adults and 20 children taken too soon in the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting, a hero from another generation has slipped peacefully into the pages o
The Egyptian Liberals' Soft Defeat
On Saturday, Egyptians voted in a national referendum on the country's new constitution, drafted over the course of six months by a largely Islamist-dominated Constituent Assembly.
Honor the Victims -- With Action
Yet again we are struggling to bear the unbearable.
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