Scene: an Australian family watching tv in May 2011 Daughter No.1: Dad, how come Prince William and Princess Catherine’s daughter won’t be the Queen if she has a brother? Daughter No.2: That’s not fair! Daughter No.2: Why did the PM say that about that man? (at 1.25-2.20min) Daughter No.1: What does justice mean? Daughter No.1: […]
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My colleague, Andrew Walker, writes about his experience doing Stanford University’s AI course in a guest (and his first) blog post. cc licensed ( BY NC SD ) flickr […]
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What can we learn from Francis Fukuyama?
The purpose of this book is to fill in some of the gaps of this historical amnesia, by giving an account of where basic political institutions came from in societies that now take them for granted. The three categories of institutions in question are the ones just described: 1. the state 2. the rule of […]