My brother's film, Three Threads, is live on YouTube as part of the Bandra Film Festival: youtu.be/qvnAxc8hX6o?...

The film follows a weaver in Kutchh who weaves stories of industrialization, deforestation and hope into his tapestries. Give it a watch! #documentary #film #handloom #rannofkutch

As the first round of the #EconJobMarket shakes out in different ways for soon-to-be PhDs, there are inevitably some who haven't got an offer at this point. This can be a scary and lonely and frustrating place to be, and doesn't feel especially great. #EconSky

Really interesting and important thread. Often, we tend to focus on the benefits of high skill immigration (rightly so, too) but there’s a growing case for *any* immigration being not just beneficial but also necessary in certain countries and contexts (including, e.g., Taiwan!).

Rest well, Manmohan Singh! The 13th Prime Minister of India was unlucky in the way he was portrayed, yet stood as a stark contrast to his successor: took open questions from the Press, was dignified in his remarks, and brought in much needed, sensible reforms as Finance Minister in 1991. A good man.

Interested in inequality research? Here is a starter pack containing research centers / institutes / organizations dedicated to the study of socioeconomic inequality.

Time seemed ripe as, finally, organizations are moving to Bluesky. Let me know if others should be added.

go.bsky.app/5daYr6v