A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

Start your day with pragmatic takes on politics and public policy.

A newsletter of quiet contrarianism, slow analysis and ambient ideas

Making sense of the global economy and financial markets

Economics and other interesting stuff

Deep coverage of technology, China, and US policy. We feature original analysis alongside interviews with leading thinkers and policymakers.

Politics and culture from the UK and beyond by Nick Cohen

Posting my reading notes worksheets, in case they are useful to anyone

Organized distractedness: regular doses of history, politics, cooking, academia and geek culture.

Fundamental analysis of Tesla, its major automotive rivals, and the electric vehicle supply chain.

Essays and analysis about elections, media, sports, poker, and all the other things I care about.

Dad, Veteran, Author, “The Paradox of Democracy,” Host of The Gray Area. 👉 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-gray-area-with-sean-illing/id1081584611

Miscellaneous thoughts as I figure out life

I've covered everything from three wars, a few presidential campaigns, the Stonewall riots and the Rolling Stones. This column reflects that history and is about politics, culture, personal stories, and the nation's descent into anti-democratic madness.

A bunch of unedited stuff about international relations, American politics, political economy, the marketplace of ideas, and popular culture written by this Drezner guy

Semi-coherent musings on economic history.

the junk shop of history

Because vigorous internal debate isn't a weakness—it's essential.

Technology and politics in an interdependent world

Value Investing, Life/Philosophy and Classical Music Explained

Pondering the evolution of Minnesota's economy

Why has the world become more gender equal? Why are some societies more gender equal than others?

The U.C. Berkeley Political Economy Podcast :: Hosted by Dylan J. Riley & J. Bradford DeLong