Bottlenecks series at Brookings

For those who are interested, the Brookings Institution's Social Mobility Memos  blog now has its entire 12-part series up about Bottlenecks: A New Theory of Equal Opportunity:

• An introductory post from me & a response from Yuval Levin of National Affairs;
• a follow-up post from me, two responses from Bill Galston of Brookings, and my reply to Galston;
• And then a series of poses by Richard Reeves & Quentin Karpilow of Brookings about different kinds of bottlenecks: first, a post about early child development as a bottleneck, with a response from Isabel Sawhill of Brookings;
• then a post about college as a bottleneck, with a response from Andrew Kelly of AEI;
• and finally, a post about money as a bottleneck, with a response from the economist Miles Corak.