The Enlightened Economist

It’s the end of August, the weather in the UK has turned so it’s the end of evenings sitting in the shade of the garden reading.

I was full of good intentions about reviewing some books at greater length in July, as term had ended, but it turned out meetings hadn’t ended.

It’s the stage of the academic year where everyone, including me, is feeling pretty burned out.

I have really enjoyed reading Sarah O’Connor’s new book We Are Not Machines: The Fight for the Future of Work.

Another month’s roundup (eek).

It’s been a busy, busy academic year so it seems I’m only managing monthly round-ups here at the moment.

Another month, another quick catch-up post.

Somehow a whole month scooted by, so this is another round-up post.

Where did January go?

It’s always a difficult choice, selecting the winner of the annual Enlightened Economist prize.