An Interview with John F. Cogan, Author of The High Cost of Good Intentions
“The large reduction in government spending relative to GDP during this period [1983-2001] is unique in U.S. history. It provides an important message for the future.”
Interviews
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An Interview with Luis Almagro, Secretary General of the Organization of American States
“The problem that democracy has on the continent today is that many of our political systems and our political parties, have not managed to fully exit the twentieth century.”
Voices Of: Sue Garton on the U.S. Government Shutdown
“Many of my colleagues were more fortunate than other government and non-government employees who were so adversely affected by the shutdown.”
An Interview with Kevin Kruse, History Professor and Twitter Legend
“I think that we historians have a duty, the same way that doctors have a duty to speak out against the anti-vaccine crowds, or scientists have a duty to speak out against the climate change deniers.”
An Interview with Cristina Jiménez Moreta, Co-founder of United We Dream
“Expanding the conversation beyond the ‘good’ and the ‘bad’ immigrant, or the ‘excellent’ immigrant… I think that is exactly what I see as the responsibility for using my platform.”
People of New Haven
Each interview left me inspired, made me smile, and gave me a glimpse of the many wonderful people that surround us here in New Haven.
An Interview with Daron Acemoglu, MIT Economist
“The simplest theories, ones which are just starting points in economics, are used as if they are the truth.”
An Interview with Deirdre McCloskey, Distinguished Professor Emerita of Economics and of History, UIC
“In treating others, a humane libertarianism 2.0 attends to both Golden Rules. The one corrects a busybody pushing around. The other corrects an inhumane selfishness.”