Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

As a follow-up to one of my previous posts (see here), below is my contribution to the most recent episode of the ten-part “Books that Shaped America” series that aired on C-SPAN earlier this week. In brief, I explain why … Continue reading →

My previous post highlighted this 2023 paper by my colleague and new friend Ian D. Gow, who conjectures that much of the published research in his field (academic accounting) is the product of p-hacking or data dredging. Professor Gow’s recent … Continue reading →

That is the title of this new paper by Ian D. Gow, a professor of accounting at the University of Melbourne, who concludes that most of the findings published in the top journals in his field are of dubious value, … Continue reading →

That is the title of this new TV series on C-SPAN, my favorite channel on cable television. In summary, this new series features ten great North American books that have provoked thought among leading public intellectuals, that have led to … Continue reading →

Taylor Swift is a national treasure! Not only does she merit her own subreddit (r/TaylorSwift); her concert-movie is the best thing I have seen in theatres in a long time!

Dr Luis Martínez-Fernández, author, historian, and Pegasus Professor at the University of Central Florida (UCF’s highest honor), will present an illustrated history of our beloved lost Caribbean isle. The intriguing title of his talk is “Cuba’s History in 25 Artifacts“, … Continue reading →

What is the most beautiful, haunting, and literary law review article of all time? In preparation for my upcoming talk on the life and legacy of Oliver Wendell Holmes (see my previous post), I want to say a few words … Continue reading →

Two weeks from today (Friday, 27 October), three of my colleagues — Seema Mohapatra, Michael Morley, and Dan O’Gorman — and I will get together to speak about the life and legacy of the great North American jurist Oliver Wendell … Continue reading →

That is the title of this new book about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. As it happens, I already blogged about this new work, which finally hit bookstores earlier this week (see here or below), so I just … Continue reading →