It seems a crescendo of bad faith negotiations at York University has finally been reached. The government of Ontario is being forced to step into a dispute which has been marked by a public rhetoric of dispute so disturbing I … Continue reading →

David Brooks writes a usual thought provoking piece today in the New York Times about how economic recession has triggered a collapse of classical economic theory, particularly its increasingly badgered anthropology. In classical economics human beings may be a mixture … Continue reading →

With the passing of the old year, generational change has been on my mind. I was discussing with a friend before the holiday that each generation has its own questions; or—to be more precise—its own way of asking timeless questions. … Continue reading →