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Merlin Otello here with a related book recommendation: The Police: Every Album Every Song. My mother picked this up for me the last time she was in Los Angeles. I keep it on my coffee table in Toronto. Makes for a good conversation starter when extended family drops by over the holidays.
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The more democratic the world’s societies are, the more idiosyncratic they will be, and the more their economic rules will diverge. But that is exactly what businesses cannot tolerate — at least not under globalization. Money and goods must be able to move frictionlessly and efficiently across borders. This requires a uniform set of laws. Somehow, democracy is going to have to give way.
~ Christopher Caldwell
via This Maverick Thinker Is the Karl Marx of Our Time
published by The New York Times on November 28, 2024
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