#Journal

Clare Wenham

clarewenham

I’ve been asked lots about women’s leadership during #Covid19My answer has always been:- n=15leaders. too small for conclusions - can’t just look at executive need to look at broader structures-

Jean Adams

jeanmadams

Early impacts of the UK Soft Drinks Industry Levy ('soda tax') on household purchases: 2y after announcement, just before it came into effect, no change in the volume of, or

bfly 📌

bflyart

starting your journal — a thread before we hop into this : these are tips based on my own experience! this is gonna be more oriented towards people journaling

Dr Mark D. Scherz

MarkScherz

There's some interesting discussion going on on @taxacom about @Zootaxa's decision to mandate @ORCID_Org identifiers for authors. The argument against is that it is an infringement of freedoms and part

Brandon Aldae 🍎

BrandonAldae

Journaling- THREAD - Phew, where do we start with this one?Imagine a direct stream of consciousness flowing to a notepad.Where the constant cycle of thoughts are at ease and the

Kellan // K.M. Szpara (is mostly on IG, rn)

KMSzpara

Hot take: "Everything will suck, your book will flop, publishing will screw you over, your craft skills will shrivel up and die, have the lowest expectations of your life" is

James Surowiecki

JamesSurowiecki

Incredible. Kimberley Strassel of the Wall Street Journal has floated an elaborate conspiracy theory about Wisconsin vote fraud because she doesn’t understand that in the US, “voter turnout” means what

Alex Peace

alpeacegeo

1/10: I am sharing a recent peer review experience with @mdpiOpenAccess that I think is unethical. To summarise, @Sus_MDPI journal edited my review of an article without my permission by

Martin Modrák

modrak_m

Hasok Chang's short summary of his "Is Water H2O" book is picking my interest, hope the read the complete thing. Some highlights follow, prepare for history & philosophy of science

Rob Greer

robgreer1

Has anyone else who is teaching Public Budgeting this fall started thinking about readings and lectures to address racial disparities in the budget process? Or how to discuss the defunding

Haidee Kotze

HaideeKotze

I’ve seen lots of indignant tweets on #AcademicTwitter about receiving review requests from journals over the holidays. Here are some reflections, from a journal editor (who is also an author,

Dr Rukmini Pande

RukminiPande

I had a whole thread planned out with links about #AO3's historical framing and how it's deeply dishonest to posit that it wasn't an always explicitly political project...But I'm too

Matthieu Suc

MatthieuSuc

[RÉTRO PERSO] : 2020 s’achève ce soir (du moins, je l’espère). Cela aura été l’occasion, grâce au luxe de moyens (et de patience) qui nous est donné à @Mediapart, de

Tyler Buchanan

Tylerjoelb

Roger Ebert died 7 years ago today, so it's time to tell one of my favorite stories: about his beef, then heartwarming reconciliation with @RobSchneider. It began in 2005 with

Jessica Valenti

JessicaValenti

If you're wondering why the @WSJ ran that misogynist piece about Dr. Jill Biden, lets take a closer look at James Taranto, the man in charge of op-eds.He's called efforts

Sadanand Dhume

dhume

1/6 Before I return to my Twitter sabbatical, here is an end-of-year list of six articles that have nothing to do with India or South Asia. Happy reading!1. Adam Garfinkle

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