-- Cool interactive map of migration patterns.
-- Jeffry Frieden on Europe's "Lehman moment".
-- When hierarchical models are appropriate for time series cross-sectional data.
-- Excellent report on the economic situation, mostly in graphical form. Gist: it's about the banks.
-- Twitter debate between me and Dan Trombly over Hitchens, game theory, Marxism, GWOT, hegemonic stability theory, and other topics.
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