Paul Kedrosky: Links: AIG, Moral Hazard, the Paulson Doctrine, etc.

Some quick links (not all of them AIG related) that others may find interesting:

Inside the Paulson Doctrine: Who wins, who loses, and why more disclosure is needed (Roger Ehrenberg)
Let's start by finding some people to blame (Michael Lewis/Bloomberg)
Russian stock market fell almost 20% today, and then stopped trading (FT)
Moral hazard is wrong and misleading test in the AIG case (Bronte Capital)
Optimal bailout policy, conditionality, and constructive ambiguity (RePEc)
The AIG crisis by the numbers (WSJ)
Barney Frank wants to hold headings into ... all this stuff (WSJ)
"Tireless" team of ex-Goldman sorts are Paulson's Treasury team (WSJ)
Why bail out AIG bondholders? (Felix/Portfolio)
With hedge funds in full meltdown, Goldman's VIP list of top hedge fund holdings is worth watching (Bloomberg)
List of largest AIG shareholders was headed on June 30 by Fidelity, AXA, Dodge & Cox, and Barclay's (Yahoo)
Upcoming webcast of debate/discussion with Obama's and McCain's economic advisors should be newly interesting (Inc/Kauffman)
The landlord of Lehman's London office said the bank's rent payments were insured by ... AIG (NYT)
More than 70% of AIG's customers are outside the U.S. (WSJ)
The AIG discussion over at Calculated Risk is breathless, hyperbolic, Calvinistic, and generally unreadably wild (Calculated Risk)
Series of heart-stopping Hurricane Ike photos (Boston Globe)