Salvatore Babones

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Salvatore Babones

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According to Wikipedia, Salvatore Babones is an American sociologist, and an associate professor at the University of Sydney. Biography Babones received a B.S. in sociology from University of Montevallo in 1991, M.A. in Sociology in 1997, M.S.E in Mathematical Sciences in 2002, and a Ph.D. in Sociology in 2003 from Johns Hopkins University.

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Income inequality and population health: correlation and causality. (2008) (264)
Unintended pregnancy and preterm birth. (2000) (129)
Searching for ideal types : The potentialities of latent class analysis (1989) (127)
The Country-Level Income Structure of the World-Economy (2005) (107)
Interpretive Quantitative Methods for the Social Sciences (2016) (89)
Standardized Income Inequality Data for Use in Cross‐National Research (2007) (89)
Social inequality and public health (2009) (54)
Book Review: Indigenous Peoples and Globalization: Resistance and Revitalization (2010) (46)
Methods for Quantitative Macro-Comparative Research (2013) (46)
Routledge Handbook of World-Systems Analysis (2012) (36)
The Political Economy of Polarized Pluralism (2007) (34)
What is world-systems analysis? Distinguishing theory from perspective (2015) (30)
Income, education, and class gradients in health in global perspective (2010) (27)
Studying Globalization: Methodological Issues (2008) (27)
Population and Sample Selection Effects in Measuring International Income Inequality (2002) (24)
Trade globalization and national income inequality — are they related? (2009) (23)
Global social change : historical and comparative perspectives (2006) (21)
The consistency of self-rated health in comparative perspective. (2009) (20)
Position and mobility in the contemporary world-economy (2012) (13)
Modeling Error in Quantitative Macro-Comparative Research (2009) (13)
The New Authoritarianism: Trump, Populism, and the Tyranny of Experts (2018) (12)
The Political Economy of Polarization: The Italian Case, 1963–1987 (2003) (11)
The Middling Kingdom (2011) (11)
American Tianxia: Chinese Money, American Power and the End of History (2017) (11)
A Poisson-Based Framework for Setting Poverty Thresholds Using Indicator Lists (2016) (11)
China's Role in Global Development Finance: China Challenge or Business as Usual? (2020) (10)
Globalization and the rise of integrated world society: deterritorialization, structural power, and the endogenization of international society (2019) (10)
Trade globalization, economic development and the importance of education-as-knowledge (2010) (10)
A Structuralist Approach to the Economic Trajectories of Russia and the Countries of East-Central Europe since 1900 (2013) (8)
Taking China Seriously: Relationality, Tianxia, and the “Chinese School” of International Relations (2017) (7)
Where has all the growth gone (2012) (7)
Indices of Trade Partner Concentration for 183 Countries (2012) (7)
Determinants of Legislative Effectiveness: The Italian Case (2001) (7)
Ji Seong-ho and the defining pose of Trump’s State Of The Union address (2018) (7)
From Tianxia to Tianxia: The Generalization of a Concept (2019) (6)
Smart ‘blockchain battleships’ are right around the corner (2018) (5)
Dependency Trends in the Globalization Era: Evidence from Export Partner Concentration (2011) (5)
BRICS or Bust? (2020) (4)
U.S. income distribution: Just how unequal? (2012) (4)
Review of "Fixing the game: Bubbles crashes and what capitalism can learn from the NFL" by Roger L. Martin (2011) (4)
THE GLOBALIZATION CHALLENGE TO POPULATION HEALTH (2016) (3)
Russia and the New Silk Road (2016) (3)
China's Predictable Slowdown (2015) (3)
How weak is China? The real story behind the economic indicators (2016) (3)
Inequality and health: models for moving from science to policy (2009) (3)
China’s middle class is pulling up the ladder behind itself (2018) (3)
The International Structure of Income (2009) (3)
A structuralist perspective on economic growth in China and India: anticipating the end game (2012) (3)
American Tianxia (2017) (3)
Breaking the WTO: How emerging powers disrupted the neoliberal project. Kristen Hopewell. Stanford University Press, Stanford, 2016. 288 pp. $27.95 (paper) : BOOK REVIEWS (2017) (3)
America has little to fear from a China-centered world (2018) (2)
Asia’s New Battlefield: The USA, China, and the Struggle for the Western Pacific by Richard Javad Heydarian (2015) (2)
Why China’s ‘One Belt, One Road’ Project Will Fail—and How It’s Already Succeeded (2017) (2)
Country lessons: A rural incubator for China’s political reform? (2015) (2)
Variety of Development: Chinese Automakers in Market Reform and Globalization, by Qiushi Feng (2018) (2)
Review of "Poor Numbers: How We Are Misled by African Development Statistics and What to Do about It," by Morten Jerven (2013) (2)
The new Eurasian land bridge linking China and Europe makes no economic sense, so why build it? (2017) (2)
Mitos y realidades del auge de China (2011) (2)
China's Development Model: Can it be Replicated in Sub‐Saharan Africa? (2020) (2)
China’s high-speed trains are taking on more passengers in Chinese New Year massive migration (2018) (2)
If North Korea opens up, Rason could become North Korea’s Shenzhen (2018) (2)
Why China cares about the South China Sea (2016) (2)
The regional structure of the global economy: Economic hierarchies and growth strategies (2016) (1)
America Can Live with 16+1 (2015) (1)
China quietly releases 2017 provincial GDP figures (2018) (1)
Could 1989 Have Led To Democracy In China (2019) (1)
India is poised to become the world’s fifth largest economy, but it can’t stop there (2017) (1)
Rejoinder to "'Time for a new curriculum for social statistics?' A negative answer." (2011) (1)
What's wrong with the "right to work"? (2013) (1)
To end the jobs recession, invest an extra $20 billion in public education (2012) (1)
One China, one Taiwan: Little chance of a red future for Taipei (2016) (1)
China Reconnects: Joining a Deep-Rooted Past to a New World Order by Gungwu Wang (review) (2020) (1)
ILO: U.S. Inequality now literally off the chart (2013) (1)
Russia and East-Central Europe in the modern world-system: A structuralist perspective (2011) (1)
Right Concept, Wrong Country: Tianming and Tianxia in International Relations (2016) (1)
Trump's Gift to China (2016) (1)
Modi at Davos: ‘Today we believe in a multicultural world and a multipolar world order’ (2018) (1)
Two Little, Too Late (2015) (1)
Europe's Migrant Crisis: Ideals vs. Realities (2015) (1)
Money Talks: The Rise of Geoeconomics Is Playing Right Into Washington’s Hands (2017) (1)
Why Geely may be Tesla’s main China challenger in the near future (2018) (1)
Mobile netware, social graphs, and the reconfiguration of space (2021) (1)
Why India’s ‘Act East’ needs China — And China’s ‘Go West’ needs India (2018) (1)
Global export partner concentration since 1980: Trends in dependency and globalisation (2010) (1)
The Revival of Militarist Language in the United States (2012) (1)
Australia’s secret refugee boat operations (2016) (1)
Why Did Donna Strickland Not Have A Wikipedia Page (2018) (1)
The global diffusion of inequality since 1970 (2013) (1)
The world order is changing, but not how you think (2013) (1)
Methods in the Study of Globalization (2012) (1)
China’s Dongbei model goes national (2016) (1)
Repeated Measures and Multilevel Modeling (2014) (1)
United we fall: Inequality on the rise (2011) (1)
Book review: A systematic comparative approach to poverty in Western Europe and North America: David Brady’s Rich Democracies, Poor People (2010) (1)
Economic zones in a global(ized?) economy (2018) (1)
Russia's Eastern Exposure (2015) (1)
An Interpretive Research and Policy Framework (2014) (1)
Credit Where Credit Is Due: Celebrating China's 13th Five-Year Plan (2016) (1)
Virgin Galactic’s space tourism venture for the 1% will warm the globe for the rest of us (2012) (1)
The Chinese delusion of a greater Eurasia (2019) (1)
Australia’s economic miracle depends on immigration (2017) (1)
Saving the Sacred Sea: The Power of Civil Society in an Age of Authoritarianism and Globalization (2019) (1)
One China, One Taiwan (2016) (1)
A model for NATO’s future already exists — in northeast Asia (2018) (1)
Applied statistical modeling (2013) (1)
What the public needs to know about social inequality and public health (2009) (1)
Time for a new curriculum for social statistics (2010) (1)
The Birth of Chinese Nationalism (2019) (1)
G-20: Donald Trump Just Saved Huawei (But The Trade War Isn’t Over) (2019) (1)
Working Class Formation in Taiwan: Fractured Solidarity in State-Owned Enterprises, 1945–2012, written by Ho, Ming-sho, 2014 (2016) (1)
Fairness in the Social Regulation of Labor Markets: Reasons for Hope? (2013) (1)
How inequality corrupts society (2013) (0)
Rupert Murdoch’s political homecoming (2013) (0)
Russia and China: A Political Marriage of Convenience—Stable and Successful, by Michal Lubina (2019) (0)
If the US economy is so good, why does it feel so bad? (2015) (0)
The test of a presidency (2012) (0)
The costs of reform: China shakes up its state-owned enterprises (2016) (0)
China’s third plenum endorses the “decisive” role of the market — unfortunately for China (2013) (0)
The paranoid style of Donald Trump (2016) (0)
Make the bankers squeal (2014) (0)
New York Times' teacher pay comparisons are way out of line (2012) (0)
Robotaxis to the rescue (2019) (0)
The constitutional ambitions of indigenous politics (2020) (0)
The Greening and Fall of European Civilisation (2019) (0)
Relax, everyone: International students aren’t fleeing the US (2017) (0)
European austerity: Who should pay? (2012) (0)
Playing Russia's Hand in the Ukraine Crisis: A Response to "The Ukrainian Challenge for Russia" (2015) (0)
The hiatus of history (2018) (0)
How to end hard times? Reduce inequality (2012) (0)
The way to "save" Medicare is to expand it (2012) (0)
Australia needs to teach Western Civ (2018) (0)
After the election, the "R" word: Reparations (2012) (0)
Higher taxes on higher incomes (2014) (0)
Centralized labor agreements in Finland: How unions, companies, and government can work together for a better society (2011) (0)
Perspectives on the Political Economy of Development (2014) (0)
Preventing another women's wage lost decade (2011) (0)
Alibaba’s failed MoneyGram deal shows how China’s payment wars are spilling over into the US (2018) (0)
An American future for Australia's universities: derailing the moral mission (2014) (0)
Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and China (2016) (0)
How to make $30,000 a day by bankrupting your company: Jon Corzine and MF Global (2011) (0)
In defence of the minority of one (2019) (0)
The Logic of Quantitative Macro-Comparative Research (2014) (0)
Book Review: David SG Goodman, Class in Contemporary China (2016) (0)
International Student Revenue and International Rankings Success: A Case Study of Australian University Research Strategies (2022) (0)
The Political Economy of Quantitative Macro-Comparative Research (2014) (0)
How the NSA can use blockchain to “connect the dots” securely — with smart contracts (2018) (0)
The China Boom: Why China Will Not Rule the World by Ho-fung Hung (2016) (0)
Public companies should serve the public (2012) (0)
Care-for-child-refugees (2014) (0)
Europe’s new aristocracy (2016) (0)
Europe doesn't have to lose its future to emigration (2012) (0)
What’s penny-wise, pound-foolish, and completely heartless? (2012) (0)
Absolute poverty in America higher than in 1969 (2013) (0)
A Bipartisan Solution To Poland’s Energy Woes (2019) (0)
Taiwan's Name Game (2016) (0)
Does China really pose a threat to U.S. national security (2017) (0)
Exploding the debt threshold myth (2013) (0)
The world’s smallest shipwreck (2012) (0)
Global Kondratiev waves and political transformations in Russia since 1800: a relative deprivation approach (2023) (0)
China's true economic growth rate (2016) (0)
Rededication to public education (2014) (0)
The real Social Security crisis (2012) (0)
China Hits the Wall (2015) (0)
Book review: Samuel Cohn, Employment and Development under Globalization: State and Economy in Brazil (2013) (0)
Fundamentals of regression modeling (2013) (0)
Exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis (2015) (0)
When Modi and Xi meet in Wuhan, investment is likely to drive the agenda (2018) (0)
2015: The year of Korean reunification? (2014) (0)
Don’t Believe Pundits’ Claims About the Cost of Brexit (2018) (0)
Three models for Latvian development: Alabama, Singapore, Finland (2011) (0)
Three centuries of Russian development (2012) (0)
American Entrepreneurship: Vastly Overrated? (2015) (0)
Korean reunification-closer than anyone thinks? (2014) (0)
As the plutonomy powers ahead, the "realonomy" remains in recession (2012) (0)
A call to arms from Oz to American academics (2013) (0)
The death of the great American middle class (2012) (0)
The Political Economy of the United States and the Structure of the Millennial World-System (2020) (0)
What is austerity, and why should we care? (2012) (0)
The Greek debt crisis: What's going on in Europe? (2011) (0)
Trump passed China’s first strategic test (2016) (0)
Pensions Policies Should Focus On Jobs, Not Retirement (2018) (0)
Mitos y realidades del auge en China: El reino de enmedio (2011) (0)
Preface (2009) (0)
China at century’s end (2012) (0)
An American financial transactions tax? Don’t hold your breath (2012) (0)
America's incredible shrinking government (2012) (0)
How to safely scale down the fiscal cliff (2012) (0)
The European financial transactions tax: Robin Hood or Sheriff of Nottingham? (2012) (0)
Taipei’s name game (2016) (0)
Book Review: Africa At The Crossroads By Riccardo Pelizzo (2019) (0)
Social Security's dual-income trap (2012) (0)
No child left behind - In Finland (2012) (0)
Natural resources and constraints (2012) (0)
The problem isn’t growth - The problem is inequality (2012) (0)
Introduction (2009) (0)
Employment in today's realonomy (2011) (0)
Occupy wall street? Better occupy Greenwich (2011) (0)
Let people vote (2014) (0)
Should we reduce the corporate income tax (2012) (0)
How to afford a raise for retired workers: A flat tax for social security (2011) (0)
Cameron’s China Gambit: Bad Timing Meets Poor Taste (2015) (0)
Is the Russia-China Rapprochement a Sign of Strength or an Act of Desperation? (2015) (0)
Stop-torturing-and-stop-assassinating (2014) (0)
China’s predictable slowdown: Why the economists got it wrong (2015) (0)
One master, one sovereign (2018) (0)
Income inequality undermines economic growth (2012) (0)
How inequality is killing the dinosaurs (2013) (0)
Sixteen for '16 (2015) (0)
China and Taiwan: Normal is the new normal (2015) (0)
China’s navy is holding drills off the coast of North Korea — but who are they meant to impress? (2017) (0)
Flat tax for social security (2014) (0)
An end to the prison state (2014) (0)
Global Convergence in Economic and Social Structure (2014) (0)
The Iran Deal: A Template for Russia? (2015) (0)
To grow the realonomy, tax and spend (2012) (0)
Are you worse off than your parents were (2011) (0)
A living minimum wage (2014) (0)
China Is Bluffing in the Trade War (2019) (0)
Statistical Modeling with Cross-Sectional Designs (2014) (0)
Trump’s Withdrawal From The INF Treaty Formalized What Was Already True (2018) (0)
The new Gilded Age: The 21st century in review (2012) (0)
A democratic country should put public education before corporate profits (2012) (0)
Book review — Global Exposure in East Asia by Ming-Chang Tsai (2016) (0)
“Merchants of War and Peace: British knowledge of China in the making of the Opium War” by Song-Chuan Chen (2017) (0)
Is China’s PLA Navy threatening the South China Sea — Or defending it? (2018) (0)
China’s love affair with the Dollar (2016) (0)
Chinese Students Enrich Western Universities in More Ways Than One (2017) (0)
Even China’s ‘Polar Silk Road’ can’t change the inconvenient map of Eurasia (2018) (0)
The conceptualization and operationalization of variables (2015) (0)
Trade and trouble: What China can learn from the 1640 economic bust (2015) (0)
The Middle Kingdom of America (2017) (0)
Bailout creates real opportunities for next president (2008) (0)
Demography is destiny (2019) (0)
A Poisson-Based Framework for Setting Poverty Thresholds Using Indicator Lists (2015) (0)
Russia's Forbearance in the Turkish Crisis Should Be Applauded — And Reciprocated (2015) (0)
The Australian Securities Exchange endorses the distributed ledger — but don’t call it blockchain (2017) (0)
No more tar sands, no offshore drilling, no hydraulic fracturing and definitely no more coal (2014) (0)
The biggest tax cut of all (2012) (0)
When does a recession become a depression (2012) (0)
Trump may join the new TPP, but only because the old one was gutted (2018) (0)
Rating the Liberalism of International Versus World Society: Global Health as a Case in Point (2021) (0)
Red alert for China’s pollution protesters (2017) (0)
The 12-week window: coronavirus crisis Australia didn’t have to have (2020) (0)
In corporate America, why greed’s never good (2012) (0)
Book Review: Olle Törnquist and John Harriss (eds), Reinventing Social Democratic Development: Insights from Indian and Scandinavian Comparisons (2017) (0)
Australia’s China obsession: get over it (2019) (0)
Gun ownership is a hobby, not a right (2012) (0)
The world-systems perspective (2017) (0)
Obama, Letterman, and the ‘I’ Word (2015) (0)
Learning from China. Do what they do, not what they say. (2014) (0)
Why Are China’s Rich So Eager to Exit? (2015) (0)
The BRICS: Get used to them (2016) (0)
Why are luxury car sales growing at record rates — in a recession? (2013) (0)
Sixteen for '16: A Progressive Agenda for a Better America (2015) (0)
The squeezed middle: the title says it all (2013) (0)
America’s Leading Export: Inequality (2015) (0)
To save Social Security, raise the minimum wage (2013) (0)
Trump’s Foreign Policy Successes Show Principled Realism In Action (2018) (0)
How America Is Failing Its Schools (2015) (0)
The debt ceiling debate that wasn't (2013) (0)
Progressive taxation, class warfare, and the lucky 400 (2009) (0)
China hits the wall: The Yuan devaluation and the end of the economic miracle (2015) (0)
Trade globalization, economic development, and the income stratification process (2007) (0)
Does North Korea really have a nuclear bomb (2018) (0)
The sanction war- easier to start than to finish (2014) (0)
Forget the polls: Obama is the odds-on favorite to win in November (2012) (0)
Right concept, wrong country (2018) (0)
Russia Has Been the Voice of Reason – On Iraq, on Libya, and Now on Syria (2015) (0)
The International Data Infrastructure (2014) (0)
Belt and Road’s future lies in California (2018) (0)
Hope for jobs, prepare for recession in 2015 (2015) (0)
China's economic crisis is coming (2016) (0)
Good news and bad news about GDP growth (2012) (0)
Franklin Obeng-Odoom, Property, Institutions, and Social Stratification in Africa (2021) (0)
Austerity is not the answer; Employment is the answer (2012) (0)
Netflix & Amazon battle for a piece of India’s 500M smartphone audience, but which strategy will pay off? (2018) (0)
Zhongguo and tianxia: The central state and the Chinese world (2018) (0)
China will be driven by 89 million votes this week, but don’t call it democracy (2017) (0)
COLAs, CPIs, and the $14 minimum wage (2012) (0)
European progress toward a financial transactions tax (2013) (0)
Trump’s Asia trip retraces 200 years of American diplomacy in the Pacific (2017) (0)
The battle over CEO pay: When the top 1 percent take on the top 0.01 percent (2012) (0)
Review of "Ludica" by Riccardo Pelizzo and Mark Nowacki (2011) (0)
Austerity Economics and the Threat to Human Infrastructure (2013) (0)
Outrageous bonuses for federal workers (2012) (0)
Why have levels of income inequality risen so much (2012) (0)
Trump in Asia: Where he’ll visit and what he’ll hope to achieve (2017) (0)
Strange but true: Taxmageddon will help level the playing field for small businesses (2012) (0)
How Weak Is China (2016) (0)
America Has Spent 200 Years Pushing For Free Trade with China (2019) (0)
Fair work, fair pay: Lessons from Australia (2011) (0)
Two countries, one system: The United States and China share a single netware ecosystem (2018) (0)
The Greek crisis: One question, four answers (2012) (0)
The fundamental problem in the eurozone (2012) (0)
Book Review — “The Guanxi Of Relational International Theory” By Emilian Kavalski (2019) (0)
Is Trump's Asia policy working? (2017) (0)
The Global Allocation of Individual Income: First Results from the Standardized Income Distribution Database (2005) (0)
The “central state” and the almighty Dollar (2016) (0)
Leader for life: Xi Jinping strengthens hold on power as China Communist Party ends term limits (2018) (0)
The Meaning of Xi Jinping Thought (2017) (0)
Economic rapture might be around the corner (2012) (0)
America is even more unequal than it seems (2012) (0)
Explicit modeling as a research strategy (2012) (0)
When it comes to business profits, it’s the plutonomy versus the realonomy — and the plutonomy is winning (2013) (0)
Trump was right to reject Australia’s ‘dumb’ refugee deal (2017) (0)
Unemployment: It's worse than you think (2011) (0)
The US trade deficit with China grew in 2017 because the US economy is booming (2018) (0)
Book Review: Globalization and Inequalities: Complexity and Contested Modernities (2011) (0)
Mr. President, the elephant in the room is not a Republican (2012) (0)
Political polling is no longer meaningful (2012) (0)
Before the long sixteenth century (2012) (0)
Why the jobless recovery (2012) (0)
Review of Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Is the American Century Over? (2015) (0)
Historical processes of incorporation and development (2012) (0)
Want to help small businesses? Bring on Taxmageddon (2012) (0)
The New Authoritarianism (2018) (0)
Liberals, Liberals, Everywhere (2018) (0)
Why there will be no trade war between the U.S. and China (2018) (0)
Critical contributions to world-systems analysis (2012) (0)
Little covered in the West, the 8th BRICS summit is a strong opportunity for its members (2016) (0)
The debt ceiling gives the president enormous power – He should use it (2013) (0)
European austerity: Following in America’s footsteps (2012) (0)
Alternative approaches to latent variables (2015) (0)
Ferguson, Baltimore, and the American Way of Life (2015) (0)
Russia Opens Its Doors... To Asia (2015) (0)
Chained COLAs and the battle over social security (2011) (0)
The Costs of Reform (2016) (0)
The great Cyprus bank robbery (2013) (0)
More than 46 million Americans still in poverty (2012) (0)
Globalisation as regression residual: A theory-based approach to measuring globalisation (2011) (0)
Escaping the middle income trap (2015) (0)
What’s holding back the US economy? (2012) (0)
Love, Marriage, and China’s Demographic Crisis (2017) (0)
Making the payroll tax cut revenue-neutral (2011) (0)
Trump Is Right To Battle China On Trade (2019) (0)
Inequality, greed, and the demise of our better natures (2013) (0)
Ryan's Medicare hot air (2012) (0)
Entropy modeling of the global income distribution (2010) (0)
Need a job? Join the New Army (Navy) of Servants (2013) (0)
Entitlements are fundamental Human Rights, not political poker chips to be bargained away (2012) (0)
China's five year plan fantasy (2016) (0)
Inequality and growth (2013) (0)
Some context for those ‘lower’ profit reports (2012) (0)
Federal workers should not have to pay for the Social Security tax cuts (2012) (0)
CEO pay: money well earned? (2012) (0)
Madness: The European Refugee Crisis (2015) (0)
WeChat’s red packets are the perfect use case for a Chinese blockchain (2018) (0)
We won the war on poverty, then lost the peace (2012) (0)
British and Greek workers strike for all of us (2011) (0)
One belt, one road to nowhere (2018) (0)
Make the payroll tax cut permanent (2011) (0)
Pay-to-publish and the premiumization of academia (2012) (0)
The Asia-Pacific: More Stable than Anyone Thinks (2015) (0)
Gun-toting vigilante lunatics versus tree-hugging bleeding hearts (2012) (0)
From the SelectedWorks of Riccardo Pelizzo 2007 the political economy of polarized pluralism (2017) (0)
Markets and exchange (2012) (0)
The Burlingame Mission (2017) (0)
Romney versus realonomy: A peek inside the bubble (2012) (0)
Structured and Longitudinal Designs for Establishing Causality (2014) (0)
Chinese students are not Australia’s enemy within (2019) (0)
How austerity will make Greece cool again (2012) (0)
Is China a Threat? The Devil’s in the Details (2015) (0)
Government keeps us rich (2012) (0)
Who won in the fiscal cliff deal (2013) (0)
China’s AIIB expected to lend $10-15B a year, but has only managed $4.4B in 2 years (2018) (0)
On corporate taxes, Britain follows U.S. lead (2012) (0)
Australia’s diplomatic dustup with China threatens its number two export industry: Education (2017) (0)
When did America give up on progress (2012) (0)
Class warfare in Greece (2012) (0)
Who bought the South China Morning Post (2015) (0)
Job churning, job creation, and the reregulation of America’s realonomy (2012) (0)
California can find the heart to maintain CalWORKs (2012) (0)
Two little, too late: China’s one child policy and population collapse (2015) (0)
Here’s How Trump Can Secure The Border (And What Happens If He Doesn’t) (2018) (0)
America's real poverty rate (2011) (0)
China: Soon the most visible victim of deglobalisation (2016) (0)
Corporate campaign spending: They get what they pay for (2012) (0)
Let the government default on its bonds — and build a better budget on the ruins (2013) (0)
The rise of “everyday freedoms” in China (2016) (0)
On the Devolution of State Power: Comment on Wagar's "Praxis" (1996) (0)
Ten Cards That Trump Would Play To Get A Brexit Deal (2019) (0)
The Decline And Fall Of European Civilization (2018) (0)
HOT lanes make my blood boil: Fast tracks for the rich on the rise (2012) (0)
Are Americans better off than their parents (2012) (0)
Chinese Visions of World Order: Tianxia, Culture, and World Politics Edited by Ban Wang (2018) (0)
The sinews of state power: the rise and demise of the cohesive local state in rural China, by Juan Wang (2018) (0)
Social equity and population health: Cross-national evidence and policy implications (2008) (0)
The $7.25 minimum wage is too low for 21st century America (2012) (0)
Can China afford to challenge the United States (2017) (0)
Why China's Massive Military Buildup Is Doomed (2015) (0)
Cross-National Data Structures and their Properties (2014) (0)
Inequality and the rich (2013) (0)
OECD: Inequality rising faster than ever (2013) (0)
Britain’s Economic Future Depends On Brexit (2019) (0)
What makes a society? Lessons from the Antipodes (2009) (0)
Indigeneity and incorporation (2012) (0)
The invisible recession: How forty years of stagnant incomes got lost in the shuffle (2012) (0)
Is $15 an hour a fair wage for serving fast food? (2013) (0)
Is China’s AIIB Developing Asia, Or Just Propping Up China’s State-Owned Banks with Extra Cash? (2018) (0)
‘China Max’: How demography, economics, and geography will combine to limit China’s growing power (2017) (0)
Why does our expert class fear democracy (2019) (0)
China’s Economy: Not So Big A fter All (2019) (0)
China’s economic trajectory: ‘Good enough’ (2016) (0)
It’s time for the mother of all trade deals: A China-US Economic Agreement (2018) (0)
UK panel: Executive compensation is a "market failure" (2012) (0)
The Burlingame Mission: How an 1867 Embassy Prefigured Chinese and American Power (2017) (0)
Russian regret: Alexander Dugin and the ends of history (2016) (0)
Can a financial transactions tax work in America? An FTT FAQ (2012) (0)
This next generation will be left behind in the land of no opportunity (2012) (0)
After the deficit reduction supercommittee, back to school (2011) (0)
The economy is growing; It’s the realonomy that’s in recession (2012) (0)
America Must Pivot Toward China And Away From The Middle East (2019) (0)
Women’s wages can no longer rescue the American family (2012) (0)
Britain comes clean on slave fortunes (2013) (0)
Vietnam is following the Asian Tiger currency formula for rapid economic growth (2018) (0)
Social solidarity, Australian style (2011) (0)
The Great Partisan Divide Is Good For America (2018) (0)
Polish Democracy Is Under Siege — By The European Union (2018) (0)
Perspectives on median income stagnation in America, 1973 to today (2011) (0)
Austerity syndrome: Suicides are only the first symptom (2012) (0)
The Romneys don't make money; Their money makes money (2012) (0)
Trade and Trouble (2015) (0)
The minimum wage is stuck at $7.25; It should be $21.16 — or higher (2012) (0)
Government exists to serve the people, not the privileged (2013) (0)
Will Taipei Be the Next Hong Kong? Democratic Institutions and Taipei’s Future as a Global City (2015) (0)
On liberal authoritarianism (2019) (0)
Fears that China will abandon the Dollar are greatly exaggerated (as usual) (2018) (0)
Global Inequalities beyond Occidentalism, written by Boatcă, Manuela (2015) (0)
Poland’s democracy is not failing (2016) (0)
Austerity can be bad for your health (2012) (0)
Clash within civilizations (2016) (0)
The high road to 21st century economic success (2013) (0)
Eleven Pacific countries move forward with a rump TPP (2018) (0)
Aviation union busting at Qantas (2011) (0)
Forget cryptocurrencies — Blockchain is the ideal database structure for the internet of things (2018) (0)
Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University The Political Economy of Polarized Pluralism The Political Economy of Polarized Pluralism (2020) (0)
PRD, YRD, And JJJ: The Rise Of Alphabet China (2019) (0)
There’s Only One Way Out Of The Garland/Kavanaugh Quagmire: Supreme Court Elections (2018) (0)
Tis the season to shop Tiffany's (2011) (0)

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