Whenever I see articles about alleged "indoctrination" of teenagers by professors, I wonder: "Has this writer ever met a teenager or tried to get a teenager to do something?" Reality: professors are possibly the least influential people in the teens' lives. We can't even get them to do the reading.

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This essay on indoctrination in business schools is spot on and long overdue. --former b-school prof & MBA student

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La France à Macron en fin de règne = se faire rappeler à l'ordre par l'Union Européenne parce que le gouvernement et ses fanzouzes sont un peu trop tentés par le fascisme www.lalibre.be/videos/2026/...

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Trying a new thing here, hope to make it a regular feature: Economic Sociology Cool Paper of the Week. This 1 argues that offshore finance isn't just for *escape* from law--it can be a tool of governance. Sovereign states like China use it to project power globally. academic.oup.com/ser/advance-...

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“The university’s capacity to cultivate historical memory, moral judgment and democratic imagination is weakened. . .The irony — and danger — is that in the age of A.I., the thinking fostered in the arts and humanities is increasingly urgent.” www.nytimes.com/2026/10/18/o...

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