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Sabàto was married to Alicia Tully Jensen from May 16, 1992 to July 1993.[10] He has a son, Jack Antonio (born August 6, 1994), from his relationship with actress Virginia Madsen and a daughter, Mina Bree (born August 29, 2002), with longtime girlfriend Kristin Rossetti Moncler Jackets
Commented Nov 26, 2011 on Oh, where have all the competent forgers gone? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Oh, where have all the competent forgers gone?
Pity the mafia that is staging what is probably the most significant political trial in modern Turkey’s history – a show trial in which more than three hundred Turkish military officers stand accused of plotting a military coup back in 2003. Since early 2010, the mafia has produced three differ...
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Sabàto was born in Rome, Italy. His mother, Yvonne Kabouchy, is a realtor born in Prague (in the former Czechoslovakia), and his father, Antonio Sabàto, Sr., is an Italian actor. His maternal grandfather was a Czech aristocrat, and his maternal grandmother was Jewish and survived the Holocaust.
Commented Nov 26, 2011 on Oh, where have all the competent forgers gone? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Oh, where have all the competent forgers gone?
Pity the mafia that is staging what is probably the most significant political trial in modern Turkey’s history – a show trial in which more than three hundred Turkish military officers stand accused of plotting a military coup back in 2003. Since early 2010, the mafia has produced three differ...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Bringing common sense back to the globalization debate at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Bringing common sense back to the globalization debate
Suppose that the world’s leading policymakers were to meet again in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to design a new global economic order. They would naturally be preoccupied with today’s problems: the eurozone crisis, global recovery, financial regulation, international macroeconomic imbalance...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on “Hooray For Nation States” at Dani Rodrik's weblog
“Hooray For Nation States”
That’s the title the editors at The New Republic picked for the article I wrote based on my new book. It was really hard to get the argument of the book into a short article, and frankly I am not sure I quite succeeded. (You have to be a subscriber to read the whole article or buy the hardcove...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on A video of my talk at Johns Hopkins, SAIS at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A video of my talk at Johns Hopkins, SAIS
Johns Hopkins SAIS has put up a video of my talk there yesterday on "The Globalization Paradox" and you can watch it here. You can barely see me, give the positioning of the camera, but at least the audio is pretty clear.
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on A parable for the world economy at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A parable for the world economy
(This is the Afterword that appears in my book The Globalization Paradox. It is an attempt to state the book's central argument in the form of a bedtime story.) Once upon a time there was a little fishing village at the edge of a lake. The villagers were poor, living off the fish they caught an...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on A video of my talk on structural change and growth at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A video of my talk on structural change and growth
Here is the complete video of my talk a couple of days ago at the World Bank. I am presenting my paper with Maggie McMillan on structural change and economic growth. I hope Ann Harrison is still talking to me after what I said about her at the beginning...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Saif Qaddafi and Me at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Saif Qaddafi and Me
Not long ago, a Harvard colleague wrote to me that Saif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, a son of Libya's dictator, would be in town and wanted to meet me. He is an interesting fellow, my colleague said, with a doctorate from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE); I would enjoy talking ...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Martin Wolf: Doha is weakening the WTO at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Martin Wolf: Doha is weakening the WTO
I am copying here Martin Wolf's comments on the Doha Round, as expressed on the CUTS-tradeforum. I find them remarkable because Martin simultaneously explodes three myths about the trade regime. First, he dismisses the "bicycle theory" of trade negotiations, which says that the trade regime will...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Why Kemal Dervis should be the next IMF Managing Director at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Why Kemal Dervis should be the next IMF Managing Director
There is a wonderful scene in Sebastian Mallaby's book that covers Jim Wolfensohn's tenure at the World Bank. Wolfensohn is arriving by cargo plane in Sarajevo in 1996, with his point man for Bosnia, Kemal Dervis. Dervis, who has worked hard to put together a reconstruction program for the war-t...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on There is something very wrong with this picture at Dani Rodrik's weblog
There is something very wrong with this picture
This graph is from a new paper by Frank Levy and Tom Kochan, showing trends in labor productivity and compensation since 1980: Labor productivity increased by 78 percent between 1980 and 2009, but the median compensation (including fringe benefits) of 35-44 year-old males with high school (a...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on The Peterson Institute video at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The Peterson Institute video
I was at the Peterson Institute recently, hosted by Fred Bergsten at a book-launching event for The Globalization Paradox. The video of my presentation is here, and here is the Powerpoint that goes with it.
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Why do (some, mostly international) economists dislike democracy so much? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Why do (some, mostly international) economists dislike democracy so much?
My newest Project Syndicate column was stimulated, if that is the right word, by a comment made by a discussant at a recent book launch for The Globalization Paradox. "Rodrik wants to make the world safe for politicians," complained the discussant, and this set me off thinking. Here is the resul...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Caution! Sham trial in process… at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Caution! Sham trial in process…
A Turkish court accepted a second indictment yesterday in the infamous Sledgehammer case, adding 28 new names to the 195 officers already under indictment (most of whom have been jailed). The new indictment is based on additional (digital) documents, said to reinforce the original charges, whic...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Is China driving the wrong kind of structural change in the U.S.? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Is China driving the wrong kind of structural change in the U.S.?
By Maggie McMillan, guest blogger When economists talk about structural transformation, they typically have in mind developing countries and the dual economy models à la W. Arthur Lewis that emphasize productivity differentials between broad sectors of the economy, such as agriculture and manuf...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Was the food price crisis of 2008 really a myth? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Was the food price crisis of 2008 really a myth?
By Will Martin and Hassan Zaman, guest bloggers We are delighted that Derek Headey has introduced new data and new approaches into the debate on the impacts of higher food prices on food security. But we have difficulty with his claim that the results from Gallup World Poll (GWP) contradict the ...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on A rejection letter I would like to receive from a journal one day at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A rejection letter I would like to receive from a journal one day
This is one that Charles Babbage received in 1821 from The Edinburgh Journal of Science "It is with no inconsiderable degree of reluctance that I decline the offer of any Paper from you. I think, however, you will upon reconsideration of the subject be of opinion that I have no other alternativ...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on A surprising convergence result at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A surprising convergence result
Poor countries have access to new technologies already developed elsewhere so should grow more rapidly than richer economies. This is one of the implications of standard growth models, as well as of common sense. But in reality, there is no automatic tendency for economic "convergence" among co...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on A most amazing festival at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A most amazing festival
The town of Trento holds an annual Festival of Economics every year around this time, and I was one of the speakers this time around. A Festival(!) of Economics -- what an idea... But here it works amazingly well. Where else would you see the local townspeople -- grandfather, moms with their b...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Will the divergence in growth result in eventual convergence in incomes? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Will the divergence in growth result in eventual convergence in incomes?
I showed a neat picture in my previous post on the divergence in growth rates between developing and rich countries. But can developing countries really carry the world economy? Much of the optimism about their economic prospects is the result of extrapolation. The decade preceding the global f...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on The great divergence, the other way around at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The great divergence, the other way around
As rich economies' prospects dim under their crushing debt burdens and political paralyses, the world's hope for economic dynamism rests with developing nations. These countries had an exceptionally good decade before the global financial crisis struck. And most among them have recovered quickly...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on The Future of Economic Convergence at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The Future of Economic Convergence
Here is my Jackson Hole conference paper by that name, here is my FT oped based on it, and here is the WSJ Real Time Blog summary of it.
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Gareth Jenkins’ latest on Turkey’s political-military trials at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Gareth Jenkins’ latest on Turkey’s political-military trials
Gareth Jenkins remains the most astute and knowledgeable analyst of Turkey's political-military trials. He has been attacked relentlessly by Gulenists and others close to the government because of his critical views on these trials. But because he sticks to the facts -- he knows Turkish well and...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on Al Jazeera’s disappearing act at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Al Jazeera’s disappearing act
Now this is interesting. Al Jazeera appears to have removed my column on Turkey from their online archives. The piece, titled “Turkey on Trial” was first published in Al Jazeera English (AJE) at the end of July. It was one of my regular Project Syndicate columns, which are featured in AJE amon...
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Commented Nov 19, 2011 on The London Times and Turkey’s coup plot case at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The London Times and Turkey’s coup plot case
A lengthy article in the London Times has exposed the critical court case at the heart of Turkey's political-military trials for what it is: a fraud based on fabricated evidence. There is nothing new in the article itself. A few courageous Turkish journalists (Sedat Ergin and Ezgi Basaran in par...
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