ATTN Tech policy people: The Council on Foreign Relations has a new position for a researcher looking at the intersection of tech and national security/ tech and economic policy / or tech and foreign policy & intelligence. Council on Foreign Relations is a great place! careers-cfr.icims.com/jobs/2378/fell…

Today my book, Start-Up Century, is released in the UK. The book includes research, interviews and insights from 100s of entrepreneurs and policy makers. But it's based on two simple observations: that more people than ever are becoming entrepreneurs, while the path to scaling

'A British version of Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸's techno-optimist manifesto' is my favourite description so far. I'm taking it as a compliment. If you're interested in: - why more people than ever are starting companies - why start-ups from SpaceX to OpenAI can upend old industries - why the

The Biden administration’s attempt to shore up influence in the Indo-Pacific rings hollow without a trade pillar to the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, write Inu Manak and Manjari Chatterjee Miller. on.cfr.org/3GnzF9H

📖 OUT NOW: Scott Snyder's new book "The United States–South Korea Alliance" explores the internal and external pressures on the U.S.–South Korea alliance and explores its future prospects. Learn more and get your copy today: on.cfr.org/482kuOX

The British Conservatives’ scheme to dump migrants in Rwanda is way crazier than Trump’s southern border wall. It is unworkable, illegal and immoral. economist.com/britain/2023/1… from The Economist economist.com/britain/2023/1…

Inequality in the US has recently been shrinking. The China trade shock is over. And the fear of migration is mostly unfounded, as ⁦The Economist⁩ argues here. Globalization was good and is good, however unpopular it may be. economist.com/leaders/2023/1… economist.com/leaders/2023/1…

📚Thrilled that two of our standout titles, Wang Bo's A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHIPS and Sebastian Mallaby's THE POWER LAW, have clinched spots on Douban's prestigious "Top Books 2023" list! 🌟Dubbed as China's Goodreads, Douban celebrates these literary gems. Thank you readers!🙌

Paul Graham Jon Erlichman This book by Sebastian Mallaby has a terrific recounting of the history of the Valley and the birth of venture

Extraordinary stuff. At this stage, Wayve is one of the most impressive AI companies anywhere, and it’s based right in the heart of London. Congratulations Alex Kendall and team!

In which the brilliant Brad Setser corrects me and my fellow panelists on all matters relating to emerging markets, China, the World Bank, and much else. 🙂

Next time the World Bank is pilloried for sluggishness, recall that its good intentions on the environment are part of the cause, writes Sebastian Mallaby for CFR RealEcon. on.cfr.org/3ydBhCk

Author Sebastian Mallaby’s book ‘The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Art of Disruption’ recounts the successes of Silicon Valley companies and details his expertise on #VentureCapital firms. Read our interview here: ow.ly/OOei50RBw40. #ActualInvestors

New and Updated! CFR Sovereign Risk Tracker on.cfr.org/48kSWoC via Council on Foreign Relations

GOD, GUNS, and SEDITION turns six months old today. As we approach the 2024 U.S. presidential election, its warnings about far-right terrorism and the threat it poses sadly only grow more urgent. Please consider picking up a copy today! amazon.com/God-Guns-Sedit…

In the face of the second China shock and worries about inequality, here are some ways to help US workers that are not on the political agenda, but should be. Thoughtful essay from my colleague Benn Steil and Alex Raskolnikov: on.cfr.org/3WxjyPF via Council on Foreign Relations

I recently finished reading The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Making of the New Future by Sebastian Mallaby (Sebastian Mallaby), an insightful and thought-provoking analysis of venture capital's transformative impact on innovation and the global economy. At the heart of the book is

Ambitious people found companies. More ambitious people lead countries. The most ambitious aspire to invent religions. Who knows what Trump will do, now that he has ascended the ladder to the third rung, and sees himself as a messiah.

Publication by Yale University Press is just weeks away! (See following link.) Events at @csis & Politics and Prose are scheduled, and I hope you share my fiendish delight in the dedication: “To my grandchildren, whom I will always love unconditionally, even if they grow up to like crypto.”

Good piece about how venture capital may help rebuild Europe’s defenses. My friend Eric Slesinger is the real deal. What he is building now in Europe echoes the Valley of the early period. nytimes.com/2025/04/14/tec… via @NYTimes