Posts by: James Howard Kunstler
James Howard Kunstler
James Howard Kunstler is perhaps best known for his 2005 book The Long Emergency , which predicted the financial meltdown and the implications of the peak oil problem. His 1993 book, The Geography of Nowhere, about the fiasco of suburbia, is a campus cult classic among the architecture and urban planning students. It was followed by a sequel, Home From Nowhere, and a companion book called The City in Mind: Notes on the Urban Condition. Mr. Kunstler is also the author of 10 novels including his latest book, World Made By Hand, a story set in America's post-oil future. His articles have appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Rolling Stone and The Atlantic Monthly.
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Posted in Banking, Debt and Deficit, Featured, Recession, The Daily Reckoning.
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08/27/09 Financial Crisis Called Off
Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Featured, The Daily Reckoning.
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08/04/09 Hunky Dory
Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Featured, The Daily Reckoning.
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05/19/09 A Permanent Credit Contraction
Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Featured, Markets, The Daily Reckoning.
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04/16/09 The Coming Siege of Austerity
Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Featured, Housing, The Daily Reckoning.
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03/05/09 Peak Oil: What’s Next?
Posted in Commodities, Energy, Markets.
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02/04/09 Road Trip
Posted in Debt and Deficit, Energy, Housing, Markets.
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10/07/08 All Fall Down
Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Markets.
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09/10/08 Last Ditch
Posted in Debt and Deficit, Dollar Decline, Housing, Markets.
