Pearl River Waking up one recent morning, way too early, I noticed in the early flood of emails, one that I didn’t recognize. It was from a professor of urban studies and planning with a university in Berlin. She was reaching out to me with a nod at one of my many hats, as …
Category: Social Policy Journal
Curtis Yarvin is Scary, but Not Alone
Pearl River Months ago, Social Policy, the quarterly journal, led its spring issue with an anonymously written report that was being passed hand to hand among the cognoscenti of Silicon Valley and the Bay Area of California. The piece was well researched and detailed in its analysis of the thinking and impact of Curtis …
Telephone Service, Then and Now
Marble Falls On a recent Wade’s World, I talked to Debbie Goldman, the former research director for many years of the Communications Workers of America (CWA). The excuse for the conversation was an excerpt running in the coming Social Policy and her book, Disconnected: Call Center Workers Fight for Good Jobs in the Digital …


