The first in a series of posts on the financial crisis by economic anthrologist Keith Hart, at the ASA Globalog. The series will engage: long-run historical questions like what this crisis is, with the news as it unfolds in real time and with issues that matter practically to people who don’t have to be reminded… Read More »
A bit old but….
Dani Rodrik thinks it is a good idea; or at least a place to start. The Economist thinks not.
Earlier today I drew attention to the announcement of the ASA Globalog series on the financial crisis. The first post in the series is already up. Alexander F. Robertson of Edinburgh University writes about Corporate Greed: The medieval burghers sought to dodge accusations of greed by political bluster or conspicuous acts of charity, but nothing… Read More »
1. Remember the list of debtors that was published a last week by the Central Bank of Nigeria? Well, some of the money is now recovered 2. It seems that the Nigerian stock market is getting over the initial shock of the banking reform 3. More on the effects of the rescue of Nigerian banks… Read More »