Enron wasn’t really a puzzle, it was a mystery

BlogHOUSTON links to a great article out of the New Yorker about Enron. It's written by Malcolm Gladwell of The Tipping Point and Blink fame:

Gladwell's discussion of the particulars is especially worth reading and considering. More than a few pundits have vilified top executives for their alleged roles in the "fraud" of Enron, but many of those pundits tend to have trouble describing the particulars of the crimes committed (or just ignore those details altogether in favor of purely emotional appeals). Gladwell has done a real service for thoughtful people who want to delve more deeply into the crimes committed by the Enron principals (or crimes not committed, as some would contend).

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