Posts Tagged ‘media appearances

Michael Savage’s Trickle Down Tyranny is probably the nuttiest book I have ever reviewed for a mainstream publication. For a start he seriously compares Barack Obama to Lenin. You can read the review here (free registration may be required) or below. It is hard to suppress a frisson of excitement associated with doing something illicit [...]

My recent spiked review of Pity the Billionaire is the lead item on Real Clear Books today. The site looks like a useful portal for coverage of non-fiction books.

My essay on the fundamental distinction between supporting equality and curbing inequality is available on spiked Plus. To read the full essay now you need to contribute to spiked Plus – recommended if possible. Otherwise in time it will be available on spiked itself and on this website.

Marco Visscher has quoted me in an article in Ode magazine on the “randomistas”. In Dutch but worth putting through an electronic translator. The randomistas are development economists who focus their work on doing randomised control trials of different development projects. For example, trying to work out how to bolster school attendance or get people [...]

This is the text of my latest book review for the Financial Times. It is the first time I have covered anything to do with classical antiquity in my writing. Is there any way of escaping the terrible rut into which the debate about executive pay has fallen? As things stand, discussions of the subject [...]

For those who are interested here are the details of my recent Australian tour. I was invited by World Vision Australia, a worldwide community development organisation with a Christian ethos, to speak at one of the One Just World forums it organises across Australia with the International Women’s Development Agency and AusAid. Given I was [...]

My latest spiked review on technocratic thinking is listed on Arts & Letters today.

There follows the English language text of my article on the eurozone published German in Novo online on Monday. Much of the discussion of the eurozone crisis bears as much resemblance to reality as a Brothers Grimm fairy tale. It recounts a moralistic battle of good versus evil rather than attempting a reasoned examination of [...]

My Fund Strategy cover story on eurozone banks appeared on the Real Clear Markets portal yesterday.

Novo Argumente has published a German version of one of my spiked reviews on growth scepticism.