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Today EUs Capacity Buidling in Higher Education programme opened for calls, an underrated, well funded and highly influential geostrategic soft action, competing with US and one or two others on who shapes global HE standards.
UK is only HE exporter worldwide ineligible to participate.
Well done.
UK is only HE exporter worldwide ineligible to participate.
Well done.
November 30, 2023 at 12:59 PM
Today EUs Capacity Buidling in Higher Education programme opened for calls, an underrated, well funded and highly influential geostrategic soft action, competing with US and one or two others on who shapes global HE standards.
UK is only HE exporter worldwide ineligible to participate.
Well done.
UK is only HE exporter worldwide ineligible to participate.
Well done.
Nothing will ever surprise me about the governance of academic institutions in Germany but this is about as bad as it gets 👇
The open letter from 400+ IZA fellows to the Deutsche Post Foundation in response to the new leadership announcement at IZA is online: docs.google.com/document/d/1...
November 28, 2023 at 4:16 PM
Nothing will ever surprise me about the governance of academic institutions in Germany but this is about as bad as it gets 👇
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Personal brand is so last platform
May 13, 2023 at 6:18 PM
Personal brand is so last platform
Wow I just became aware of the new Clarivate Web of Science 'reviewer community' engagement tool. Starts with a bunch of warm glows to get my endorphins going, 'build a thriving community', 'recognize their service', ... but then:
"discover when they are engaging with competitor journals"
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"discover when they are engaging with competitor journals"
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Peer Review Tools & Reviewer Recognition Service | Clarivate
Our peer review tools & recognition service facilitate stronger relationships with researchers to cultivate a community of repeat reviewers. Learn more.
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November 27, 2023 at 7:50 AM
Wow I just became aware of the new Clarivate Web of Science 'reviewer community' engagement tool. Starts with a bunch of warm glows to get my endorphins going, 'build a thriving community', 'recognize their service', ... but then:
"discover when they are engaging with competitor journals"
🤡
"discover when they are engaging with competitor journals"
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Dear Diary today it was tough being a transatlanticist half my skyline was swarmed by Geert Wilders the other by turkeys.
November 23, 2023 at 9:42 PM
Dear Diary today it was tough being a transatlanticist half my skyline was swarmed by Geert Wilders the other by turkeys.
Love this. A refutable hypothesis that is incredibly difficult to refute.
Take Adam Smith: never married, no relationship we know of. Ever. Except that he lived with his mother in Kirkaldy for years while he wrote the Wealth of Nations. Guess who looked after everything?
Take Adam Smith: never married, no relationship we know of. Ever. Except that he lived with his mother in Kirkaldy for years while he wrote the Wealth of Nations. Guess who looked after everything?
The much anticipated new biography of Milton Friedman by Jennifer Burns is out; her recent op-ed highlights “a long history of women who have worked, often quietly and without proper recognition, to shape the field” of economics. #econsky #historians #skystorians
Opinion | Behind the Most Famous Men in Economics There Have Always Been Women
Consider the case of Milton Friedman.
www.nytimes.com
November 19, 2023 at 4:21 PM
Love this. A refutable hypothesis that is incredibly difficult to refute.
Take Adam Smith: never married, no relationship we know of. Ever. Except that he lived with his mother in Kirkaldy for years while he wrote the Wealth of Nations. Guess who looked after everything?
Take Adam Smith: never married, no relationship we know of. Ever. Except that he lived with his mother in Kirkaldy for years while he wrote the Wealth of Nations. Guess who looked after everything?
A non-econ student (anthropology actually) asked me today to 'briefly' (!) explain the difference between micro- and macroeconomics. Not easy. 'All was well until Maynard invented macro as a general theory of aggregates in 1936 to put an end to wars' maybe?
I stuck to Dali:
I stuck to Dali:
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November 18, 2023 at 9:54 PM
A non-econ student (anthropology actually) asked me today to 'briefly' (!) explain the difference between micro- and macroeconomics. Not easy. 'All was well until Maynard invented macro as a general theory of aggregates in 1936 to put an end to wars' maybe?
I stuck to Dali:
I stuck to Dali:
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November 17, 2023 at 4:39 PM
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Simply the best research methods book I have come across, for a very long time. We are never good at prediction in the social sciences but I'd be surprised if this will not be the new classic for prereg methodology. Free online below but I just ordered two anyway. #christmasgift #warmglow
Sometimes it's hard for me to quite spit out what this book is about -- thank you to @rickharrison.bsky.social for giving me the space to get there in this interview about RDSS.
BTW, you can read for the whole thing for free at book.declaredesign.org
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BTW, you can read for the whole thing for free at book.declaredesign.org
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November 15, 2023 at 10:11 AM
Simply the best research methods book I have come across, for a very long time. We are never good at prediction in the social sciences but I'd be surprised if this will not be the new classic for prereg methodology. Free online below but I just ordered two anyway. #christmasgift #warmglow
That's today folks, better hurry up 5h to go. Best 2024 economics conference NW of Hadrian's Wall, and you'd be hard pressed to find a more friendly and welcoming bunch of econs anywhere on the planet 👇
One more day! Submissions are due tomorrow for the Scottish Economic Society annual meeting in Glasgow, 15-17 April 2024. Superb keynotes, great sessions, and a gala dinner. Plus you get to see me announce a couple of prizes! Submit here: openingdoors.eventsair.com/scottish-eco...
November 6, 2023 at 7:01 PM
That's today folks, better hurry up 5h to go. Best 2024 economics conference NW of Hadrian's Wall, and you'd be hard pressed to find a more friendly and welcoming bunch of econs anywhere on the planet 👇