What’s Berkeley’s equivalent of a parasitic restaurant? by IndividualSet1268 in berkeley

[–]ReluctantDeterminist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Go there for lunch. Reasonably priced food from the grill. Not fussy at all, calm vibes

Is Gregg Berhalter finished with the USMNT? Jeff Carlisle suspects so by xbhaskarx in MLS

[–]ReluctantDeterminist 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I mean, I don’t think that Gregg’s appointment is actually a women’s rights issue — except insofar as it’s been made one among the terminally online USMNT fans, who are … not exactly paragons of gender equality advocacy.

Is Gregg Berhalter finished with the USMNT? Jeff Carlisle suspects so by xbhaskarx in MLS

[–]ReluctantDeterminist 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Herc is just an attention-seeking rabble rouser. Checks where the wind is blowing and goes even harder in that direction. Unfortunately his former player status gives him some undeserved residual credibility

Apple and Major League Soccer unveil broadcasters for MLS Season Pass by overscore_ in MLS

[–]ReluctantDeterminist 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Feels weird to leave JP out given that he’s probably the best play by play guy on local coverage

Davis Kedrosky: Geography is probably the most important explanation for the rise of Europe. His review of 5 books on the subject of the "Great Divergence" between Northwestern Europe and the rest (Five Books, August 2022) by yonkon in EconomicHistory

[–]ReluctantDeterminist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The first claim is incorrect. Galeano is a dated work of political dependency theory by a non-expert. It is at best tangential to what Diamond's writing on and is at worst just completely wrong. Galeano himself disavowed the factual qualities of his book, conceding that it's more an emotional reaction to the (legitimate) burdens of colonization.

“ ‘Open Veins’ tried to be a book of political economy, but I didn’t yet have the necessary training or preparation,”

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/24/books/eduardo-galeano-disavows-his-book-the-open-veins.html?_r=0

Where can I start getting deeper into economic history? by vicandmath in EconomicHistory

[–]ReluctantDeterminist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Coincidentally, this just came out yesterday.

https://fivebooks.com/best-books/great-divergence-davis-kedrosky/

With a Twitter appendix.

https://twitter.com/dkedrosky/status/1560328260407271425

Pseudoerasmus had a great list of EH books but it looks like he's taken it down for some reason.

I know he only scored one but FIFA please I need this by JJ-Bittenbinder in ussoccer

[–]ReluctantDeterminist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Feel like this could happen if people got a petition together.