Newsletter 362

[5]What’s Happening To The US Economy?
Links:
5. http://b.rw/lAHonW

Martin Feldstein | Project Syndicate | 29 June 2011

Why is pessimism among economists growing? Lucid, concise précis demystifies
the economy’s performance over past year, for those wondering “Wait—what’s
with this mysteriously non-recovering so-called recovery?" [6]Comments
Links:
6. http://thebrowser.com/articles/what’s-happening-us-economy

[7]'I Can See You're Not Neo-Nazis'
Links:
7. http://b.rw/lBGeri

Jason Webster | FT | 1 July 2011

A new holiday touring sites where Hitler and the Nazi party rose and fell
was bound to cause controversy. But away from the media furore, writer finds
trip challenging, fascinating, sensitively conducted [8]Comments
Links:
8. http://thebrowser.com/articles/i-can-see-youre-not-neo-nazis

[9]A Swedish Burger Chain Says 'Minimize Me'
Links:
9. http://b.rw/m7ucQb

Andrew Winston | HBR | 30 June 2011

Can we make money without doing evil? I believe it's not just possible but
will be what defines profitability in the future. Here’s a compelling
example: Burger firm makes industry-leading margins by advising people to
eat less meat [10]Comments
Links:
10. http://thebrowser.com/articles/swedish-burger-chain-says-minimize-me

[11]It’s A Mad Mad 90th Anniversary
Links:
11. http://b.rw/liinNg

Jeremiah Jenne | Granite Studio | 1 July 2011

Mad Men guide to Communist China. "Mao and Don Draper are chain-smoking
misogynistic misanthropes with shady pasts. They rose by being good ideas
men and not a little bit ruthless. Politics aside, I bet they could have
hung a bit" [12]Comments
Links:
12. http://thebrowser.com/articles/it’s-mad-mad-90th-anniversary

[13]The Business Of Values
Links:
13. http://b.rw/mCHAvE

David Rock | HBR | 24 June 2011

Reflections on recent leadership symposium. An article packed with gems that
addresses why business schools haven’t done a better job of producing
ethically grounded leaders respected in and trusted by society [14]Comments
Links:
14. http://thebrowser.com/articles/business-values

[15]Interview: David Frost
Links:
15. http://b.rw/kbCiP4

Simon Hattenstone | Guardian | 2 July 2011

Could have been preacher or footballer. But TV claimed him. Much-mocked:
Peter Cook said one of his great regrets was saving Frost from drowning. But
conducted "perhaps the greatest television interview ever", with Richard
Nixon [16]Comments
Links:
16. http://thebrowser.com/articles/interview-david-frost

FiveBooks Interview

[17]Franklin Foer on the Roots of Liberalism
Links:
17. http://thebrowser.com/interviews/franklin-foer-on-roots-liberalism

Our weekly series on American progressivism continues with the journalist
and author discussing the genesis of liberalism – and how the Civil War
remade politics [18]Read on
Links:
18. http://thebrowser.com/interviews/franklin-foer-on-roots-liberalism