#Academic

Milan Babic

mbabic_1

Remarkable: Unilever is about to scrap its relocation plans if NL's "exit tax" becomes reality. This will not only have implications for NL, but gives a glimpse into how governments

Paolo Sandro

PaoloSandro2

A few remarks on @davidallengreen's foray into constitutional theory (thread). Let's start with what we agree on: first, a codified constitution is not a necessary requirement for constitutionalism. I argue

Jeffrey H. Michaels

jmichael424

@FundacioI For my first Twitter thread I thought I'd discuss some observations about Biden's press readouts with foreign leaders and what clues they offer about his administration's foreign policy 1/

Rachel Gain

RachelGainMusic

I am sharing this statement on behalf of a cross-section of graduate students in the Division of Music History, Theory, and Ethnomusicology (MHTE) at the University of North Texas, the

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smallerrors

learning fat politics is like putting on glasses you had no idea you needed. suddenly you can see everything in shocking detail, more than you thought possible.https://twitter.com/tommyinboots/status/1343630251805585409 there's a common

Torsten Kathke

torstenkathke

Many others are already parsing the report of the 1776 Commission. This much here: It's a propagandist hack job.What interested me were the people involved with it.(They're pretty much who

Hamid Hatsaandh

HamidHatsaandh

Thread:Ministry of Education's decision to move early grades (1-3) to mosques has created concerns and worries. Here is how this will help. Yes, I do think it is not as

Kathryn Anne Edwards

keds_economist

What's it like to work as an economist at a non-academic research institute, like RAND? This is a question I get a lot, especially during job market season. #EconTwitter I

Sam Rocha

SamRochadotcom

While I generally work in the realm of conceptual analysis and argumentation for my academic work, I find that Catholics are incredibly weak in appreciating and grasping the burdens of

Kiitan Bolajoko

LifeofKitana

At the start of my masters, I read the most brilliant publication by @seyeabimbola about the power asymmetries that result in continued authorship by local academic writers in global health

Andrew Neil

afneil

You accuse me of regularly praising Trump for four years. Yet cannot produce a single example. Not one.You ignore my many criticisms of Trump on this very platform. Unable to

Lorna Richardson

lornarichardson

Archaeologists & historians from all fields are experiencing an increase in online abuse from third parties. My colleagues & I are seeking robust data on the form this abuse takes,

Bhawna Vij

CircularBusine1

"The fashion industry is the world's second most polluting" Yes, we heard. But what I haven't found is an academic article for this claim. Any suggestions? Closest I found was

Chris Hudson

ChrisHudson76

I had a completely out-of-the-blue message today from a former pupil who I taught more than 20 years ago. It blew me away.As a Christmas surprise, it was one of

EM Simpson

charlie_simpson

With an academic lens: studies of protest and social movements typically focus on the "rebels' dilemma" - the collective action problem of getting people to show upbut there is also

Shannen Dee Williams, Ph.D.

BlkNunHistorian

Hi Folks! I'm still on break. However, I have received lots of messages & emails over the past few days requesting scholarly book & article recommendations to help contextualize the

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