Home / (Page 11)

Month: January 2010

The Antithesis Of Sensible

By
|
In Uncategorized
|
On January 11, 2010
To expand on Matt's point about this otherwise disturbingly excellent Peter Beinart column, it's not merely that Stuart Taylor isn't "normally sensible"; it's that he exemplifies egregious double standards with respect to racial classifications. His long-standing, full-throated defense of racial profiling has always coexisted alongside...

Return of the Vampires

By
|
In General
|
On January 9, 2010
Every spring, Patterson runs a policy simulation designed to illustrate the difficulty of operating an organization in the context of asymmetric and limited information. Every fall, I run a two hour mini-simulation designed to give students a sense of how the larger simulation will play...

The politics of cowardice

By
|
In Uncategorized
|
On January 9, 2010
I think it's a positive sign that the WSJ published this.On a related note, in the last two days fighter jets have been scrambled twice to "accompany" flights on which passengers became fractious in some unspecified but ultimately non-terroristic way. Does it really make everybody...

The death of self-parody

By
|
On January 9, 2010

Jonah Goldberg looks to Domino's Pizza to explain how the GOP might renew itself in 2010 and beyond. I have been staring at the computer for ten minutes now, trying.

1 10 11 12 14
This div height required for enabling the sticky sidebar