#JStor

Peaches

Sh0n_d0gg

I’m gonna make a thread of all my favorite readings from the semester and try and find links that are easily accessible because some of these readings are soooo good.

Tom Swetnam

Tom_Swetnam

We don’t know yet the fate of the largest and oldest redwoods at Big Basin State Park. It is possible that many trees were killed, or that only a few

André Spicer

andre_spicer

What do firms do during an economic depression? What wider impact does that have? I'm going to a start an evolving thread here to collect together some of the research

Zey 🌵

Jigeumun_

Why does Emily Dickinson's (or another historical figure's) sexuality matter?(++ a little look at her relationship with Sue) ; a thread#Dickinson So I wanted to write about this because I

Christopher W. Jones

cwjones89

on conference networking and why it can't happen online.It seems many people misunderstand what networks are or how they work.As someone who just completed a dissertation using social network analysis,

Jason Hickel

jasonhickel

People often claim that capitalism performed better than socialism in terms of poverty and human development in the 20th century. This story is repeated so frequently that no one ever

Ashley T. Rubin, Penal Scientist

ashleytrubin

The way we think about trends is broken and it's affecting our reaction to COVID-19. We can learn from the research on prison history and mass incarceration. THREAD! Point 1:

Paul Rosenberg

PaulHRosenberg

When @Anandwrites criticized our obsession with freedom, he sparked a knee-jerk response. But "freedom" is an essentially contested concept. It means very different things to the slaveholder & the slave—and

Anthony C. Siracusa

anthonysiracusa

On a sad day, as we remembered the life and legacy of John Lewis and he crossed over, I was heartened to see so much interest in and praise for

Jamie Tatum

jtatumCLST6

For #CYO1 on #Prehistory #CLST6 I listened to a podcast about mummification practices in ancient Egypt and how they related to class hierarchies. In this podcast episode, bioarcheology is discussed

Christian Bokhove

cbokhove

I have analysed Sweller et al (1982) in so much detail, and it would be so complex to *write* a clear blog on it, that I’m considering doing a vidcast,

Carla Norrlof

CarlaNorrlof

Geo-economics, a thread/n@Geoeconomics@ACGlobalEcon@CFR_CGS@FIIA_fi 1/ What is geoeconomics?The idea can be traced back to the works of MacKinder, more commonly known as the father of geopoliticsBut the concept 'geoeconomica' was in

Jack Goldsmith

jacklgoldsmith

One premise of this hypothetical analysis has now come true.https://www.lawfareblog.com/presidential-succession-nightmare If you want to get up to speed quickly on the constitutional debate, I would start with this article by

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

Finally got around to starting in on the old measles articles. These are the ones that show that measles is "magic" and "airborne" whereas very little else is.So, one infected

Chief Quant

ChiefQuant

“Harry has lost his glasses, not a covariance matrix in sight”Wifey White Paper @WifeyAlpha “The long-only program is not a black box, the models are targeted machine intelligence reactive

Frank Pasquale

FrankPasquale

I'm always grateful for David's references--he's an encyclopedic source on the philosophy of AI & robotics. I just want to note how this angle may fuel important philosophical debates, but