#Policies

Lawrence H. Summers

LHSummers

Glenn Hubbard asked me today at a talk with the @EconClubNY, "How do you expect higher-ed to be evolving both in terms of delivery and addressing opportunity?" I told him

Attorney General Becerra

AGBecerra

The Trump Admin is working until the very last second to finalize a number of devastating environmental policies.While we look forward to a future where we can work with the

Steven Denney

StevenDenney86

To those studying (im)migration and citizenship, the move by Canadian immigration (IRCC) to drop its Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score cutoff for PR invitation to 75 (from its usual 450+)

Paul Mason

paulmasonnews

On Starmer's "reset" speech 1/ Tone better than content. He's genuinely indignant over the health inequalities Marmot points to, and with concrete language and examples - and policies - this

Christos Christou

DrChristou

#Moria camp in Greece has been burned to the ground. This was not unexpected. This is not something we can say we didn’t see coming. And this is not something

Jill Rutter

jillongovt

we talk a lot about optimism bias as a reason govt projects go wrong-- assuming things can be delivered too quickly and at lower cost than it usually turns out

Concerned Citizen

Concern14923094

The current "GOLD STANDARD" for Schools and Education !America leads by example.Operational Strategy for K-12 Schools through Phased Mitigationhttps://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/downloads/community/schools-childcare/K-12-Op

Bryan McGrath

ConsWahoo

1/ Although no one has asked me to wade into the @sykescharlie @DavidAFrench @ProjectLincoln @RVAT2020 imbroglio, this is Twitter, and I have a little time before my 1000 appointment. 2/

maeve ☭

folkloredyke

a thread disproving the uyghur muslim concentration camps in xinjiang, china btw this is just the evidence i find the most compelling. if you want a more comprehensive guide here

Matt O'Brien

ObsoleteDogma

It's probably not too surprising, but it's still striking how much US & UK politics have mirrored each other the last 40 years: laissez-faire with Reagan & Thatcher, Third Way-ism

cyborg witch, MD

dn_charles

seeing tweets from Black students spending hours and hours of their time in meetings with administrators about how the institution can be less racistplease, my loves, I beg of you...

Prof Morag Treanor

MoragTreanor

1/ almost all government policy affects children and yet its effects on children are rarely considered:https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/dec/21/babies-and-children-forgotten-and-failed-in-covid-response-say-health-workers?CMP=Share_And

Gretchen Goldman, PhD

GretchenTG

THREAD. Today, aside big moves on climate and environmental justice, the @WhiteHouse issued a Presidential Memorandum on Scientific Integrity. Here's what's in it and why this is a huge step

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Nitza_the_witch

Inspired by this analysis from @GabeGuidarini I decided to map each of these parties, with some tweaks as I will explain later, into an ideological axis plot with an economic

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/6In its meeting last week the Politburo coined a new term, "demand-side reform", to go along the supply-side reforms it has long promised. As part of this it called for

Pam Jarvis

Dr_Pam_Jarvis

I’ve been thinking about the differences between the Thatcher govt and the Johnson govt. I hated the Thatcher govt. They came to power in the first general election I voted

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