#Policymaking

Kristian Krieger

dyon75

On 2 December, @EU_ScienceHub ran its 5th workshop of its series "#Science4Policy Across Europe", this time on the role of universities and research institutes.: http://bit.ly/2Sy7Tyz >50 participants from across joined

Alfred Duncan

Alfred_Duncan

I'll bite as a living in . I don't think all the same policies were feasible here, but, the approach to policymaking was feasible here and would have improved

Oliver Renick

OJRenick

The narrative that today is all about increased odds of stimulus is way off the mark:https://twitter.com/TDANetwork/status/1334951026097577984 // 1) the dollar is firm, and the dollar has only firmed on days

Josh Shifrinson

shifrinson

Brent Scowcroft has passed away. Irrespective of what one makes of his career, I want to acknowledge the influence he had on my career.I was lucky to interview the General

The Gender Policy Report

GenderPolicyRpt

All this long pandemic campaign season, our writers have helped make sense of the ways that our most charged & complex policy issues impact gender equity in America. A short

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/5I disagree. I don't think American democracy was trashed. It was certainly bruised, but democracy is a messy process, and it is especially messy during times when political institutions must

David Konisky

DavidKonisky

A few thoughts on the #EnvironmentalJustice justice section of the Democrat's new climate plan: https://climatecrisis.house.gov/sites/climatecrisis.house.gov/files/Climate%20Crisis%20Action%20Plan.pdf First and foremost, it is really no

Understanding Patient Data

Patient_Data

What a year 2020 has been.As we come towards the end of it, we want to say a BIG thank you to our friends & partners who’ve written for our

JD Mussel יוחנן מוסל

MadisonDilemma

I think this article raises a valid point. It also raises an interesting question. (thread)https://twitter.com/JulianWaller/status/1295498398171369474 The filibuster is indeed not an (absolute) veto - a determined majority could ultimately

Jesse O'Connell

jesseocnl

Here’s the piece of the student debt forgiveness discourse that I want to say something about. The assertion that we can’t do it because not all Americans have student debt

Joss Garman

jossgarman

Today @ClimateOutreach launches one of most detailed studies ever done on British perceptions of climate change > 10k survey sample & 60 hours of focus groups. Findings show we’re in

Ari Ne'eman

aneeman

The question of state capacity is so crucial to most of the big ticket reform proposals in American health policy. Reading about the mess that is the Medicare fee schedule,

Jeff Sorensen

jeffreysorensen

The Chair of the #UMich Board of Regents is Ron Weiser, a #Trump megadonor and (get this) one of the largest landlords in Washtenaw County, including a majority of off-campus

CSaP - The Centre for Science and Policy

CSciPol

We're live from the third seminar in the @christs_college climate seminar series! We're joined by @Jeanelleuk, @profchrisham and @michaelkenny_ for a discussion about how local decision-making can achieve greater change.

Quinean Fanboy

Socialist_Sikh

I've noticed something.Every time there's a liberal or conservative government, they take steps to put more power in private interests. From the 80s onwards, we've seen a lot of privatization

Sanjay Srivastava

hardsci

Sometimes my state surprises me. I've been thinking about the intersection of mask mandates with racism. Lincoln County, OR took that on: Policy exempts POC concerned about harassment or profiling,

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