Luglio 2026
What Students Are Willing to Trade for a Politically Aligned Campus
Imagine you are eighteen, finishing high school in France. You have to pick which university to apply to. Two are open to you, offering the same field of study. But under different conditions.
Data Capitalism and the Common Good: What a Los Angeles Jury Got Right
Why do our existing economic frameworks keep failing to address what digital platforms are doing to people, markets, and the planet? And what would a different, common-sense framework look like?
When Reducing Food Waste Leads to Overeating: Understanding an Overlooked Household Trade-off
Many people have encountered situations where food remains after a meal. Once everyone is full, households often face a choice: throw the remaining food away or continue eating it.
The rules were clean. The outcome wasn’t. What two Mexican states teach us about power and reciprocity
We tend to believe that good people make good economies. If only those who hold economic power were more conscientious, more responsible, more aware of the common good, the thinking goes, our systems would become fairer and more sustainable. This hope, while not wrong, is incomplete.
