What to do?
I have a couple of ideas for books to read, including the recommended Epstein. Who is interested?
Nathan
This blog is an open forum for discussing with fellow SPEL members the ideas relevant to the Society for Politics, Economics, and the Law. Just about anything related to those subjects is fair game.
I have a couple of ideas for books to read, including the recommended Epstein. Who is interested?
Greetings Fellow Spellers,
Since we are coming up on the end of the year, the discussion tends to change. We go from simple to complex as exams approach. So why not discuss more serious and difficult topics:
Since I am just looking to post something. Let's talk about the recent surge in smoking bans. Or we could talk about drug legalizations. Any other ideas. I think these two would be hot topics with lots of people of each side (drugs more than smoking) and would bring in a good size crowd. As mentioned before a "living wage vs. minimum wage" or "the effects of pollution controls" would also bring in a good size crowd. Gotta love them hippies....
My daughter had a letter in her bag when she came home from school today. It was from Wake Co. explaining that they want to issue bonds to pay for new schools. While government education is not the best we can do for our children (I'm such a hypocrite!) The question arises as to whether bonds are a reasonable method of paying for new schools. Discuss: