2008 December 13 — Jacob Christensen

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Danish culture? Drinking your brains out: http://is.gd/f1IJ3 (Obviously, Muslims don't fit in here) 01:59 10-09-09 from TweetDeck
Finland is not Belgium but language is a problem: http://is.gd/f1Iwb SF had a civil war back in 1918 btw - not over ethnic divisions though 01:56 10-09-09 from TweetDeck
... installer ... opdater ... installer ... opdater ... installer ... 21:59 10-09-08 from TweetDeck
That should be Rosh Hashanah... I can't type and look at the screen at the same time. 21:44 10-09-08 from web
Ramadan/Iftar/Eid-el-Fitr makes everybody right of centre go postal in Denmark, so is it okay to wish Rosh Hahanah or is that Un-Danish too? 21:43 10-09-08 from web

December 13th, 2008 — 6:30pm

Post-Columbian population movements and the roots of world inequality | vox – Research-based policy analysis and commentary from leading economists

This column introduces a five century migration matrix indicating the 1500 countries of residence of ancestors of each country�s current population. The power of regional origins is illustrated by the fact that 44% of the variance in 2000 per capita GDPs is accounted for by the share of the population�s ancestors that lived in Europe in 1500.

(tags: economics history migration)

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