Reads of the Week

Below is everything I’ve read this past week. The books may have been started in previous weeks, but were finished in the previous seven days. Most of my reading relates to education for sustainable development (Edu21).

Books

1. The Industries of the Future
2. Other People's Money: The Real Business of Finance

​Articles and Videos

1. F*ckin' Baby Boomers: Some Good Paragraphs about Them - from my blog
2. Reasons Not to Stress about College Admission - from my blog
3. Marshall for The American Interest: The (Bad) Ideas Election
4. Factor-price Non-equalization?
5. Is This Economist Too Far Ahead of His Time?
6. I ditched my Oxford master's to give myself a better education
7. Economist Branko Milanović: Three Fallacies That Make You Fear a Robot Economy
8. Thinking of giving up red meat? Half measures may end up increasing animal suffering
9. Hillary Clinton, Paul Ryan, and the Crisis of American Capitalism
10. David Sloan Wilson's econ critique
11. Building Peace by Waging War
12. Cosmopolitan Axis Update
13. Does Diversity Reduce Freedom or Growth?
14. I guess I was traveling when Congress took the vote on this one
15. The Dems have little credibility on Trump
16. Why Do Firms Exist?
17. Claims about Thailand
18. Why announce your secret, unprecedented cyberstrike against Russia?
19. Ed Glaeser on Science and Economics
20. SO, YOU’RE THINKING OF STUDYING AN MA IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES? THINK AGAIN.
21. The coach who never punts
22. Trump in Exile
23. Libertarianism and the Middle Class
24. Bob Dylan, Nobel Laureate!
25. Male Average is Over, sentences to ponder male fact of the day
26. The Real Story of the Tech Job Boom: A Response to the WSJ - good for parents of high schoolers
27. United States fact of the day
28. The best argument for Brexit so far
29. The Ivy League Earnings Myth