Spare thoughts
1. Michael Clemens defends guest worker programs from charges of ‘exploitation’ 2. People tend to be against sweatshop labor until it’s something they want to buy 3. Are we too optimistic about global politics? 4. Jihadi forums have gotten totally lame 5. Tintin discovers Edward Said (via):
1. Michael Clemens defends guest worker programs from charges of 'exploitation'
1. Michael Clemens defends guest worker programs from charges of ‘exploitation’
2. People tend to be against sweatshop labor until it’s something they want to buy
3. Are we too optimistic about global politics?
4. Jihadi forums have gotten totally lame
5. Tintin discovers Edward Said (via):
Joshua Keating was an associate editor at Foreign Policy. Twitter: @joshuakeating
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