#Methodological

Sarah Bouchat

sarahbouchat

I'm neither an education expert nor an IR scholar but @profpaulpoast and @colaresi's threads on "canon" are a useful, if oblique, insight into how the way we teach a subject

Sanjukta Paul

sanjuktampaul

A brief word about having resigned my fellowship with the Thurman Arnold Project: I decided it's appropriate to now focus upon a current organizational effort among junior academics in the

Brother Eddy⚡

waronweakness

How to use Magic to Win Big in a World of Logic11 Rules of Alchemy by @rorysutherland #wowthreads[THREAD] 1. The opposite of a good idea can also be a good

Abir Ballan 😊

abirballan

On Jan 17th 2020, The WHO recommended the use of the Corman-Drosten PCR test as a gold standard for detecting SARS-Cov-2 before the paper was even submitted for publishing. 2/n

Jimmy Sweet

JimmySkuya

Chapter 3 of Hämäläinen’s Comanche Empire 2.0 (I mean Lakota America.) Covers the period 1760-1800. Another decent chapter but I’m starting to notice some troubling patterns in the book. First,

Luke Stark

luke_stark

The New Yorker has a big piece on AI ethics out today (quoting lots of great folks) -- but with an overall framing that doesn't sit well with me, and

Justine Zhang

tisjune

What does it mean to make causal inferences about conversational behaviours? Why does that matter, why's it difficult, what would it take to get there? My #CSCW2020 paper w/ @m_sendhil

Sam Hoadley-Brill

deonteleologist

In light of the afropessimism discourse, I want to share some of my favorite points raised in an excellent article by @touchfaith on the topic in @JournalSpectre. Full article can

Abir Ballan 😊

abirballan

A brief history of the PCR fiasco of the Pandemic that can't seem to end.It all started on Jan 10th 2020, when WHO reported that there is an outbreak in

Dr. Gerald Roche

GJosephRoche

Second lecture, January 14, 1976. As I see it, today’s lecture covers two main topics: a discussion of methodology in relation to the study of power a discussion

Septuagesimaexpialidocious

benjamindcrosby

Vague thoughts on Scripture & revelation: it seems to me that, historically, the Christian church has discussed God's special revelation in at least three ways: in Christ, in God's calling

EdTechCentral

central_ed

Findings from a study on multilingualism, literacy, and cognition in Delhi, Hyderabad, and Patna (2016-20). #education #multilingualism #lanugagemixing Findings and recommendations for policymakers1) 2) 3) 4) 5)

Tom47748

tom47748

[1/x] A very interesting, wide-ranging, paper from Devin J. Stewart in the recent volume edited by Marianna Klar. Some random thoughts & excerpts He gives his take on the structure/purpose/genre

Diogo Veríssimo

verissimodiogo

Let me tell you about "Consuming #wildlife – managing demand for products in the wildlife trade", new special section @PaN_BES, I co-edited with @JAGlikman For a summary: https://relationalthinkingblog.com/2020/12/02/2272/ For m

Farwa Sial

farwasial

Lots of debate on Modernisation Theory on twitter. I looked at this in detail for research: a thread on literature which speaks to its Eurocentrism, methodological limitations & stagiest approach

Ryan Powers

rmpowers

Dan Maliniak, Sue Peterson, @MikeTierneyIR, and I hope you’ll consider adding our new edited volume, Bridging the Theory-Practice Divide in International Relations, to your summer reading list. Link: http://press.georgetown.edu/book/georg

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