Food and the Fallacy of Functionalism
As food prices skyrocket, there is growing unrest in the developing world: Food riots have already occurred around the world,… Read More »Food and the Fallacy of Functionalism
As food prices skyrocket, there is growing unrest in the developing world: Food riots have already occurred around the world,… Read More »Food and the Fallacy of Functionalism
Having learned a great deal at Maryland’s conference on a similar topic, I am proud to announce that Seton Hall Law is hosting a symposium on pandemic flu this fall. Proposals are due by 4/15; here is the call for papers:
Read More »Call for Papers: Seton Hall Symposium on Pandemic Flu
According to a Stephen Carr review of Nicholas Carr’s new book comparing the economic impact of the rise of the… Read More »Is Web 2.0 an Engine of Inequality?
That’s one creative title for an article in what looks to be a fascinating issue of First Monday. The issue… Read More »“Loser Generated Content”
Rob Horning’s columns at PopMatters are always thought-provoking, and his recent commentary on Virginia Postrel’s and Rich Gold’s paeans to… Read More »The Design Cult