#Policy

Clare McCann

claremccann

JUST RELEASED: An @IESResearch evaluation of a @usedgov experiment on providing Pell Grants to very-short-term programs. The headline: Sure, it increases enrollment in those programs, but impact on labor market

Kayly Ober

KaylyOber

I want to put into context the seachange occurring in foreign policy under a #Biden-Harris Administration, and especially as it relates to #climate migration Yesterday, @DDisplacement, @Refugees & @UNmigration

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

JUST IN—Analysis shows #COVID19 surge is worst now in places where leaders neglected to keep up forceful virus containment efforts or failed to implement basic measures like mask mandates, according

Ryan Hass

ryanl_hass

1/ Delighted to share monograph of recs and fresh ideas from @BrookingsChina and @YaleLawSch Tsai China Center for how a Biden administration could adapt American policy to meet the competitive

Ben Pile

clim8resistance

Much of this debunking of hydrogen hype (on which #NetZero depends), could have been produced by someone dismissed from public debate for being a 'climate denier'. What gives it away

Matthew Chapman

fawfulfan

Because unlike auto debt and mortgage debt, the largest creditor for student debt is the federal government itself. Therefore, student debt is less a market transaction and more a direct

Hylke Dijkstra

DijkstraHylke

European External Action Service (EEAS) celebrates its 10th anniversary today It has also resulted in a library of academic publications. Here are 10 of my favourites 1/ One of

Jennifer Cabrera 😀 #SmilesMatter

jhaskinscabrera

The Gainesville Sun is running a disparaging piece on me in tomorrow's print edition. This thread summarizes my response, or you can read the whole thing with links to references

Fave Dranco

L0G1c9UY

I've been following Bret pretty closely the past couple of months and I've come to the conclusion that he just doesn't understand politics in pretty fundamental way.I don't think it's

Ben Williamson

BenPatrickWill

Few people have asked what's the problem and what's the solution to big tech involvement in HE.Problems first:https://twitter.com/BenPatrickWill/status/1327387541193043968 Problem 1: Tendency to construct HE as broken. An old trick,

Rod Graham

roderickgraham

[A thread about MLK and #CRT]Nothing irks me more than when these folks use #MartinLutherKing to push back against anti-racism efforts. The point they *think* they are making is that

Mike LaChance

MikeLaChance33

I was not expecting Biden's presidency to be this bad, this quickly. On policy, it's Obama 2.0 but more woke and on free expression it's more like East Germany than

Danilo Leandro Trisi

TrisiDanilo

If you’re interested in long-term poverty trends by race & ethnicity, check out our new paper.Govt policies reduced poverty substantially over the last 5 decades, but more needs to be

Robert Hockett

rch371

1/3 The more I think about it, the more I believe we can learn from post-fascist Germany. Dependence on Wall Street wrought the post-29 crash and depression that brought the

Matthew Harkrider

MHark

Politics has ruined parties, ruined relationships and family bonds, and in some cases, ruined lives. This shit should not be such a focal point for everything. It doesn’t need to

Donald Welsh

DonaldWelsh16

Martin Kulldorff, Harvard epidemiologist, reminds us of 12 grounding principles to public health, with trust being the linchpin. This thread addresses whether, 1 year into the C19 response, you "trust"

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