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Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Three Posts Worth Reading About The End of Men

Posted on 21:14 by Unknown

This one, which discusses many of Hannah Rosin's arguments.  And then a post about Stephanie Coontz' take on them and a post about Rosin's response to her.

They are all on economics but digestible.  Like oatmeal with chocolate drops.
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