#Policy

Mohsin Amin

MohsinAmin_

THREADI received numerous questions regarding my yesterday’s post. Why regional transmission projects are always given priority over the development of indigenous generation, knowing that Afghanistan will remain dependent on imported

Ahmed Jamal Pirzada

ajpirzada

(THREAD on limitations of tariff liberalisation: 1/n) Why did tariff liberalisation of late 90s & early 00s did not deliver as expected in #Pakistan? Short answer: Because our policies r

Rasmus Kleis Nielsen

rasmus_kleis

What should the role of legislation, regulators, and government be in overseeing political speech online?Nothing in dominant interpretation of US First Amendment (effectively leaving it to corporations) but US is

Gady Epstein

gadyepstein

(THREAD) Exporting Xi Jinping thought: I wrote about the little-understood International Department of the CCP, which cultivates relationships with high-ranking and up-and-coming stars in political parties around the worldhttps://www.econom

U-M IHPI

UM_IHPI

We're about to begin our November seminar with @HalliePrescott & @iwashyna - here's who they are and why we've called on them to talk about #criticalcare in #COVID19: #ihpi20https://ihpi.umich.edu/our-experts/hprescothttps:/

Steve Baker MP

SteveBakerHW

Via @spectator,"Some of those claiming to be ‘following the science’ seem not to understand the meaning of the word."https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/how-strong-was-the-scientific-advice-behind-lockdownMy letter and brief t

Jockum Hildén

jockumhilden

Now that @WolfieChristl was so kind to share my research I thought that I would try to sum up my dissertation in a few (read many) tweets. You can find

Dr. Safa Mote

SafaMote

Thread on "Masks, Einstein, Interdisciplinary Science, and defeating #COVID."In 1905, which @AlbertEinstein called his "miracle year", he published four important papers. One of them was on "Brownian Motion":ht

Shannon Young

SYoungReports

THREAD: If you've been watching COVID-19 in Mexico and have checked in on the graphs lately, you may be thinking that FINALLY the curve is bending and things are at

Sherri Williams, PhD

SherriWrites

In the spring 2020 semester students in my Race, Ethnic & Community Reporting class were fellows in the Vision 2020 Election Stories from the Next Generation project w/ @TheNation. Here’s

Onnik J. Krikorian

onewmphoto

Following the recent post by @ArpiBekaryan I'm going to post about some grassroots conflict resolution projects I've seen. Though not without problems, they didn't fall into the cookie cutter trap

Liam Triforce

LiamTriforce

I may hate Valve's lack of communication, but many of their decisions have been to everyone's benefit, including theirs.Nintendo, however, is an abhorrent company. Many of their decisions embarrass their

A.R. (Actually Republic) Moxon

JuliusGoat

The reality is very simple: The Republican Party is no longer participating in democracy. They're running a series of ops against every election cycle, predicated on the notion that only

Matt Stoller

matthewstoller

1. @ShaoulSussman and I wrote about a key scholar named Herb Hovenkamp. It's a story of how corporate power lives not in seedy politics, but in academia, in expert jargon,

Catherine Griwkowsky

CGriwkowsky

Oraaaaaal question period. NDP Leader Rachel Notley kicks it off by asking about the "walkoffs"Says workers have been working double shifts and instead of a "thank you" the government tells

David Henig

DavidHenigUK

What is happening in UK trade post-Brexit (EU and global) is what I always feared - a government not getting a handle on the day-to-day issues that cost business and

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