Ellis on American Creation and the Founding
Oil Prices and the Cost of Logistics
What do Greta Garbo, Madonna and Napoleon have in common? Why Glamour, Darling!
How Psychology Affects Our Credit Card Payments
Calomiris Says Treasury Made Right Move on Fannie
Freddie, Fannie Scam `Hidden in Broad Daylight'
Orenbuch Says $60-100 Billion Needed to Capitalize GSEs
Hendra and the bats
The Gridlock Economy
Skills, Rights and Resources in the East Asian Path to Development
The Challenge in the Middle East: An Egyptian Perspective
The Future of Social Policy: Hard Lessons from the United States
'Allah' in Malay
Romani: a stateless language
Between three and five million people speak Romani, the language spoken by the Rom people, yet it originated in India. Professor Yaron Matras explains how this Indic language is thought to have become so widespread in Europe.
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