Branko Milanović

deal with class and inequality. I would very highly recommend Shaviro's book (I also reviewed it in 2020).

Would be nice to do that. Check the great work by Daniel Shaviro:

This is actually quite a good article in @WSJ. Fairly balanced.

"It is a remarkable achievement that Nigeria exists as one country today." "On why I remain bullish on Nigeria" Very interesting article (h/t @scepticalranil) "

Coul not agree more. A phenomenal movie.

Have not read it, but Djokic has an excellent book "Elusive compromise". A follow-up (in many ways) to AJP Taylor's "The Habsburg Monarchy".

The Franco-German Proposal on the Serbia-Kosovo relations (as explained in this excellent piece by M Milanovic-no relation) is word-for-word copied from the 1972 W German-E German Basic Agreement. It could be repurposed for RUS/UKR too.

Excellent talk by Ivan Krastev on the Ukraine-Russia war. One seldom hears these days such sophisticated arguments. The war has brutalized not only people but their minds & the discourse. It is important to go back to thinking.

Nice piece by @portereduardo even if I think the data show over the past 30y a very strong (population-weighted) income convergence. Entirely driven by Asia.

Excellent selection of books on globalization.

Thank you. There is an excellent book on Pigou by Ian Kumekawa (read it last Summer).

Thoroughly enjoyable book. Very well researched. China, Russia, India: three languages, three great mathematical traditions, three political systems.