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Trump’s tariff plan is objectively bad. Why are people supporting it? Messaging, that’s why.
There’s no need to litigate established fact. Tariffs are a bad idea. They’re the stuff of undeveloped economies that can’t compete on a global scale. Their anti-competitive nature sacrifices market efficiency to protect lagging domestic industry. Countries that impose tariffs typically see less competition and therefore increased prices for affected goods, because the protected industries… Read more
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Own The Libs: Politics is the New Personality (Free Excerpt)
Trading personality for politics: What do we stand to lose? Memes. Mortifying merch. Malignant monopolies on policy and ideology. These are some of the most salient features of modern political discourse. Over the last decade, we have witnessed an equally fascinating and worrying shift in how people like you and me approach politics, and how… Read more
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How to pronounce “processes”: An open letter to corporate types
The corporate world has not just invented language – it has also invented its own accent. Find out how to pronounce the word processes correctly, free from the influence of corporate culture. Read more
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Conventional knowledge management versus KM4D: No paradigmatic difference but one?
Is conventional, or corporate knowledge management all that different from KM for Development? I look at audience as the distinguishing filter between the two approaches. Read more
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The tension between knowledge management and the myth of the irreplaceable employee
Knowledge management is a proven method for turning intellectual capital into a manageable asset. But when tacit knowledge is converted into explicit, shareable knowledge, what happens to an employee’s relevance to a corporate organization? Read more










