[BLOG] Some Friday links
- Centauri Dreams anticipates Ceres.
- Crooked Timber notes Big Oil is turning against Big Coal.
- Geocurrents shares Martin Lewis’ slides on Nigeria.
- Language Hat, reflecting on Irish and Hebrew, considers language change and shift.
- Language Log examines the historical American broadcast r-less accent.
- Lawyers, Guns and Money wants a good history of the Occupy movement.
- The New APPS Blog wonders what philosophical work might look like as technology and modes of scholarship evolve.
- The Power and Money’s Noel Maurer looks at Mexico’s political parties.
- Towleroad notes controversy in Houston over elderly LGBT housing and relations with police.
- The Volokh Conspiracy argues against the policies that led to Orange Telecom’s withdrawal from the Israeli occupied territories.
- Window on Eurasia looks at Russification, notes how Russia’s satellite program depends on American imports, and looks at the military incapacity of Tajikistan versus foreign threats like ISIS.
Written by Randy McDonald
June 12, 2015 at 7:38 pm
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