39 episodios
Adrian Fanaca's Podcast Adrian Fanaca
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- Gobierno
This is my first try to get to know myself and my ideas based on what I know so far about politics, psychology, sociology, history, public policy and society. I have a BA in Political Science and an MA in Political Science from Central European University.
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How your parents expected your family look like based on the place your were born
In this episode, I am exploring the various types of family types, from the exogamous community to the authoritarian and the egalitarian nuclear family. Even though the research of Emmanuel Todd, the main researcher behind this, was done a long time ago and seems outdated today, these old fashioned types are largely still relevant today and it seems family types influence political ideologies too.
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Inequality in the past 50 years
In this episode, I am exploring a few stats on inequality in selected countries from the 1980s to the late 2000s.
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The mix of quality jobs and inequality in the Anglo-Saxon world and Scandinavia between 1960-1980s
In this podcast, I survey some tables I found on the quality mix of occupations in selected countries like Germany, Sweden or the USA in the three decades between 1960s and 1980s
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Welfare states, public pensions and trends in industrial growth
In this episode, I am exploring a few data points from the past, mainly the 1980s, regarding the pensions, the industrial growth and a comparison between corporatism, etatism and private pensions in several advanced economies of the world
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Money, interest rate and world trade
In this episode, I am exploring what is Fisher effect, what happened to world trade since the 1970s, but first, we crack some jokes
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Utility function, risk reward, unemployment and workers rights, plus why UK seems to be racist
In this video, I am exploring a few ideas from an economics and a social sciences book from which I get the CIO cartoon from the 1940
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