[BLOG] Some Tuesday links

[rfmcdonald]

• BlogTO asks what Kensington Market's future is. The consensus in the comments seems to be that it really needs to shake up and clean up.


• Eastern Approaches notes the cleanish elections in Albania, a country seeking eventual European Union membership.


• Guest blogger at Lawyers, Guns and Money Colin Snider observes that one interesting thing about the recent mass protests in Brazil is the way that they have mobilized society generally.


• Marginal Revolution's Tyler Cowen notes that the growth in divorce rates in China is more rapid than the growth in marriage rates.


• At Maximos Web, the author considers how Bali has been transformed by progress and development.


• New APPS Blog's Mohan Matthen considers the philosophy and the history of the restaurant.


• Registan considers the roles of first Russia then a more pragmatic China in helping the United States deal with Afghanistan.


• Zero Geography's Mark Graham points and links to a new paper of his mapping the appearances of geotagged zombie outbreaks as a marker of social change.