A year after its release and long after anyone actually bought the book, there's still a little bit of Out of Sight buzz here and there. Laura Clawson from Daily Kos asked me to do a Q&A about the book. Here's one of the questions:...
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Were you all aware I wrote a book called Out of Sight? I know, I've hardly ever mentioned it! Anyway, three points of note. First, if you happen by chance.
No, it does not. Millennials have a higher opinion of socialism than they do capitalism. As you can see, overall, 52 percent expressed a favorable view of capitalism, compared with.
Allow me to indulge in my continual project of self-promotion around Out of Sight one more time. I am speaking tomorrow evening at AS220 in Providence from 5:30-7:30 (actual speaking will begin at 6) and I hope to see some of you there. The event...
If you are in the Hudson Valley, remember to come see me at Marist College in Poughkeepsie tonight. Talking about Out of Sight, the global race to the bottom, and.
A few more Out of Sight events if you are in the various areas. First, I will be speaking at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York on Tuesday evening at.
Marshall Steinbaum reviewed Out of Sight, along with Gabriel Zucman's The Hidden Wealth of Nations in The Boston Review and it was largely positive. An excerpt: Rather than escaping over-burdensome regulation, Loomis’s book points to a different understanding of what motivates a political project to...
Hey, Cambridge/Boston/surrounding area folks! I am going to speaking about Out of Sight at Porter Square Books in Cambridge next Tuesday, October 6, at 7 p.m. You should come! I.
CSPAN is very forward-thinking in their marketing. You know who probably hasn't purchased any copies of Out of Sight? Wingnuts. That may change! It's a 3-day @BooKTV holiday weekend -.
Above: Pittsburgh, 1940 I was on The Union Edge on Tuesday, the great labor radio program out of Pittsburgh, talking about Out of Sight and other labor-related matters. You can listen to it here. My Pittsburgh visit was also highlighted by not only meeting wjts,...
A Bangladeshi court banned the making of a film about one of the survivors of Rana Plaza for fear that the international attention might cause Bangladesh to lose its apparel.
Anyone who wants to watch my appearance on CSPAN's BookTV, you can do here at the link. I don't think it goes away, but it might at some point. So.