Ken Miller

 Ken Miller is a financier who has served as a member of the board of directors of several public corporations.

Foreign PolicyDecember 9, 2016

Was Trump’s Taiwan ‘Gaffe’ Really All That Bad?

There are extremely legitimate reasons to be fearful of the president-elect’s foreign policy. Is taking a call from Taiwan one of them?

Ken Miller
BusinessApril 2, 2012

Marjorie Kelly: Saving Capitalism From Itself

Several years ago, the editor of Business Ethics magazine published a blueprint for a new, more humane economy. There has never been a better time to put her visionary plan into action.

Ken Miller
EconomyFebruary 10, 2009

The New Gold Standard: Jobs

Keeping labor costs down used to be the standard to measure productivity. Now, it’s all about creating jobs–and we can’t afford to wait for the private sector to provide them.

Ken Miller
EconomyJune 12, 2007

Wall Street, Iraq and the Declining Dollar

The Iraq War, the declining supply of oil and a flood of US currency are setting the stage for economic disaster.

Ken Miller
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TerrorismOctober 4, 2006

A Progressive Response to Terror

If the United States can abandon the idea of a “war” on terror in favor of a comprehensive and equitable collective response, we may have a shot at stopping the right from destroying the nation in order to save it.

Ken Miller
EconomyJune 8, 2006

Wall Street Doesn’t Like This War

High levels of uncertainty, poor management and an $800 billion expenditure on a venture that has put America’s brand at risk all conspire to make the Street pretty skittish about Iraq.

Ken Miller

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Ken Miller

Foreign PolicyDecember 9, 2016

There are extremely legitimate reasons to be fearful of the president-elect’s foreign policy. Is taking a call from Taiwan one of them?

BusinessApril 2, 2012

Several years ago, the editor of Business Ethics magazine published a blueprint for a new, more humane economy. There has never been a better time to put her visionary plan into action.

EconomyFebruary 10, 2009

Keeping labor costs down used to be the standard to measure productivity. Now, it’s all about creating jobs–and we can’t afford to wait for the private sector to provide them.

EconomyJune 12, 2007

The Iraq War, the declining supply of oil and a flood of US currency are setting the stage for economic disaster.

The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.

TerrorismOctober 4, 2006

If the United States can abandon the idea of a “war” on terror in favor of a comprehensive and equitable collective response, we may have a shot at stopping the right from destroying the nation in order to save it.

EconomyJune 8, 2006

High levels of uncertainty, poor management and an $800 billion expenditure on a venture that has put America’s brand at risk all conspire to make the Street pretty skittish about Iraq.