Showing posts with label European debt crisis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label European debt crisis. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Imitation Can Be Unflattering

The European Central Bank
I was only recently introduced to the writings of columnist Victor Davis Hanson, but already I have found him to be an insightful and very readable author. His site is also host to a couple other authors, including Bruce Thornton, an even more brilliant and penetrating mind. Here is a piece Thornton wrote last week about the financial crisis in the EU, providing both a historical perspective on the problem and also a warning to those who insist that bigger and more inclusive is better.












Photo by Eric Chan, via Wikimedia Commons.

Monday, May 21, 2012

The European Debt Crisis

The Parthenon in Athens - Photo by Steve Swayne
I am fortunate enough to have some great intellectually-minded friends who manage to get content posted in big publications. Here is an article from The American Spectator website written by a friend of mine from my school days, concerning the crisis of debt and spending in Europe. Kudos to his new wife for making me aware of it!