posted by devonwhittle on Jun 28, 2008
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I would love to get
this new book edited by Jeremy Levitt. It’s called Africa: Mapping New Boundaries in International Law and tackles issues of international law from an African perspective. I liked this quotes from reviews: “
The book signals a major shift from the study of Africa as a basket case to a normative market place.” - Akua Kuenyehia, Vice President, International Criminal Court.
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posted by devonwhittle on Mar 31, 2008
More reading for my ‘when I’m not insanely busy’ pile, this time
Development Economics. It’s a whole list of resources, online and dead tree, for people interested in development and economics. I’ve said to before, and I’ll say it again, Melbourne
University you irk me with your rigid subject requirements.
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posted by devonwhittle on Mar 5, 2008
Melbourne
University wouldn’t let me do macroeconomics (unbelievable), but Blattman’s got some good pointers to
online textbooks that are free.
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posted by devonwhittle on Mar 3, 2008
A new book by Stephen A. Marglin looks interesting. It’s called
The Dismal Science: How Thinking Like an Economist Undermines Community. I look forward to giving it a read, especially as economists are rapidly taking over many different domains.
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posted by devonwhittle on Feb 18, 2008
Daniel Solove has just released the full text of his book
The Future of Reputation for free online. It’s meant to be a great read, I can’t wait to find some time to read it.
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