One of the humble reasons we do this is so that we "get it". A surprising amount of good reporting incorporates the past on many levels. These articles from the Economist this week are good examples.
The article "Schumpeter" is a good overview of many of the objectives of this course
Schumpeter: Taking flight | The Economist
Read Malthus then read
Norman Borlaug | The Economist
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