This makes Elinor Ostrom of Indian University the first woman to win this prize.
Ostrom won "for her analysis of economic governance, especially the commons" and Williamson, of Berkeley, won "for his analysis of economic governance, especially the boundaries of the firm."
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I was able to get another five pages done today, although (as always) I'm not entirely satisfied with them.
Yesterday I managed to tack a few paragraphs on to the end of the human evolution chapter, bringing the page count so far up to 10, although some of this will ultimately be cut.
I was able to get a few more pages out yesterday, although (say it with me now) not as many as I would have liked. I'm continuing to hammer away at the human evolution chapter as I feel that it's the most important, although if I'm not careful it could turn into a book by itself.