#SocArXiv

Nicholas H Wolfinger

NickWolfinger

Thread on my research & writing in the past year. It's a fairly slender thread, as I spent the most time on my long-overdue book on the economics of single

Jeevun Sandher

JeevunSandher

Want to know why children are receiving such shamefully meagre food parcels in this pandemic? And why they need them in the first place? Then read this and my first

Dr Michelle Kelly-Irving

shell_ki

The difficult choice of keeping schools open or not during lockdown is a social inequality & child welfare issue affecting life course trajectories in wellbeingA lot is at stake, so

Roger Pielke Jr.

RogerPielkeJr

My 2020 year-in-review thread1. A “Sedative” for Science Policy @ISSUESinST A critical look at Vannevar Bush's Science: The Endless Frontier at 75https://issues.org/endless-frontier-sedative-for-science-policy-pielke/ 2. Memo for Pr

Justin Nix

jnixy

So, this paper is finally published. Here comes a longer-than-usual thread. (1/18)https://doi.org/10.1080/15614263.2021.1878894 In it, @DrJLozada and I revisit the data used for a study published in The Lancet which concluded

Amy Hsin is wearing a DIY mask

amyhsin

on why we should celebrate revival of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) but continue seeing it as an insufficient & unjust program that serves to keep immigrant vulnerable &

Sophus zu Ermgassen

sophusticated

In 2023, England is going to introduce the world's most wide-ranging No Net Loss/Net Gain-type policy, mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG). We collected data from early-adopter councils to ask: what

Chris Blattman

cblatts

Here's a story of unintended consequences, of academic theories and government policy gone wrong, of how damn hard it is to tackle organized crime, and of insights into what criminal

Daniela Gabor

DanielaGabor

my #WallStreetConsensus paper: escorting financial capital to SDG in Global South via (a) structural transformation of local financial systems and (b) state derisking PPP-based SDG assets (for demand, political, climate

Sarah 🍓

SarahJ_Berry

To all of those who say “the research isn’t in” on the effectiveness of low traffic neighbourhoods…I present, a thread:(DM me anything I miss!) Low Traffic Neighbourhoods reduce road traffic

Berna Devezer

zerdeve

This preprint provides an important critical evaluation of metascientific approaches to replications and how the underlying motives differ from other approaches to across multiple fields. Should be a key reading

Dr Elisa Perego

elisaperego78

.@felicitycallard and I have a new paper on #LongCovid We show how patient activism and research reshaped #COVID19 well ahead of conventional science Patient-made Long Covid changed COVID-19 (and the

Rachel Franklin🦚

rsfrankl

New paper just out!! Our team* assess gender and country of residence for editorial teams in quantitative human geography journals and you'll probably never guess what we found. 1/n* @CaitHRobin

Tiffany Green

Tiffany_L_Green

Putting aside that the first phrase of this tweet is absolutely incorrect, it underscores my frustration with the ways in which mainstream economics (and economists with the biggest platforms) ignores

Dr. Khalid PhD 🌌🧠 (New Account Refollow)

TenBillionIQ

Atheism has no morality Morality i.e good/bad (or right/wrong ; justice/injustice) are defined by God. By definition what good is what God says it is, & vice versa. Obedience

Shom Mazumder, Ph.D.

shom_mazumder

Most Americans spend most of their time at work. With @al_yan1, we ask what do workers want from work? Using a conjoint experiment, we find that Americans want workplace democracy.

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