David Brooks’ column “The Talent Society,” is actually about single-person households, and in large part a comment on Eric Klinenberg’s book, “Going Solo”. But it’s about the decline of integrated institutions and the rise of networks and what it takes to thrive in a network. Puts me in mind of this piece. I know law practice management when I see it.
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