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 [Nytimes.com] 'The Wisdom of Crowds,' by James Surowiecki - New York Times: .The Wisdom of Crowds Why the Many Are Smarter Than the Few and How Collective Wisdom Shapes Business, Economies, Societies and Nations by James Surowiecki As has been pointed out elsewhere, this book is almost counterintuitive for us goitalone types. . 

 [Goodmagazine.com] GOOD MAGAZINE | What Matters: Yet in just the past decade, it's refused to ratify the International Criminal Court, refused to vote for a resolution banning land mines, refused to sign the Kyoto Protocol, until recently declared the Geneva Conventions inapplicable to enemy combatants, and so on. From the perspective of American interests, each of those decisions may have been the correct one.

[Psdblog.worldbank.org] Predicting Category - PSD Blog - World Bank Group: Larry Summers argued that fundamental forces would drive currency appreciation and greater exchange rate flexibility in both countries. In a call to look at economic history, Summers suggested that it is 10 times more common to abandon a fixed rate regime too late than too early.

[Brianhayes.com] One Stop Thought Shop: January 14, 2006: Strong industrial adventures in international trade and technology transfer. Author and New Yorker columnist James Surowiecki, argues that while there .

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