Last Friday, at the 2012 Global Forum on Modern Direct Democracy in Montevideo, Uruguay, Paul interviewed Daniela Bozhinova, a Bulgarian Green Party and direct democracy activist. Daniela spent the better part of a year studying initiative & referendum in the United States as a Fulbright scholar and you might be surprised by what she has to say.
Paul returns from his South American travels today.
Taking a few moments away from the main events of the Global Conference on Direct Democracy, an interview:
More to come.
This week Paul Jacob is traveling down south — way down south. Here he reports from the Lima, Peru, airport, explaining what he’s up to:
If all goes according to plan, he’ll report a few more times while in South America, and after.
You can view this video in HD, here.
Fascinating discussion of education on the Internet:
Compare and contrast with this recent audio podcast: EconTalk’s “Kling on Education and the Internet.”
What the people fight against in Nebraska, another Trojan Horse:
The “tax the rich” mantra “wastes our time and diverts our attention” from real fixes for the fiscal solution. Here’s why: