I write about economics, markets, politics, and power.

This site is the home of my essays, notes, and occasional spoken work. The work is built against the speed and sameness of the news cycle.

I am not trying to rewrite the news or become another commentator reacting to the day.

I want to understand the machinery beneath events: the documents, institutions, policies, markets, borders, debts, infrastructures, and conflicts through which money and authority are organised.

The writing is essayistic, but the attention is analytical. It follows the arrangements that shape how people live: who holds power, who bears cost, who gains room to move, and who loses it.

Essays, Notebook entries, and selected spoken work remain free to read, watch, and share.

Members support the project and receive the working layer behind it: Signal letters, shorter notes, source fragments, podcast notes, and early access to selected pieces.

If the work matters to you, you can become a member.