Logic of Life in paperback
Saturday, March 07, 2009
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Tim Harford’s excellent book is now out in paperback
And there is a short video from Tim on Schelling and racial segregation here - hopefully there will be more of these ‘shorts’ available on You Tube in the months ahead
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