#Publications

Free Movement

freemovementlaw

Home Office "transparency data", the latest batch of which was published today, offers a window into the UK immigration system. 6 interesting nuggets from today's new figures (thread): 1. Ever

Frank Partnoy

FrankPartnoy

Here's a thread about the new Federal Reserve programs that rely on credit ratings. I hope it's helpful to someone out there. I've included citations so it's easy to follow

Anton Spisak

AntonSpisak

A couple of notable points from the agreed choreography for the final phase:The two sides have now agreed to work on the basis of legal texts. This is the single

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

THREADLET'S GO OVER IT AGAIN.Here's how you make sure @realDonaldTrump is reelected ON ELECTION NIGHT:Vote in person.They count THOSE votes first. Okay?I'm predicting Trump gets 400+ electoral votes.When he hits

Karol Wasilewski

kwasylewsky

Should the #EU sanction #Turkey? I think that's not a proper question. We should rather ask: how the #EU could build a stable and mutually benefitial relationship with #Turkey? Is

Richard Osgood

richardhosgood

Lovely that there seems an appetite for the #SPTAarchaeology tour! Ok we’ll do it! So strap yourselves into a 4x4 and prepare to visit some highlights of the best preserved

Eve Alcock

EveAlcock

So the ministerial foreword for the gov's restructuring regime for HE contains the atrocious sentence: "The funding of student unions should be proportionate and focused on serving the needs of

Ellie Geranmayeh

EllieGeranmayeh

1/Today marks 5yrs since #JCPOA agreed between #Iran & world powers. Back then, many thought deal could pave way for confidence building between West/Tehran. Instead, JCPOA is now hollowed out.

Yair Wallach

YairWallach

1/ Overall, Israeli Judaisation of Jerusalem have failed. 1970s policy (yes, explicit policy) was to keep Palestinians at 30% of the population in the municipal area, but today they are

J. Buendgens-Kosten

JudithBK

Research on research trends - always fun! They looked at 12 years of data from 42 journals on applied linguistics - including e.g. ReCALL, CALL, LL&T. They extracted topics from

TishaCM🌷

TishaCM

SG consistently ranks poorly in freedom of speech and press freedom. It have laws that punishes harshly dishonest reporting. SG has a say in the staffing selection of publications. It

Anna Ambrose

AnnaAmbrose

THREAD: A few thoughts on what we’ve seen on skills, and apprenticeships specifically, in the three main manifestos. Fundamentally, the focus on adult skills and apprenticeships is broadly positive. There's

davidhiggerson

davidhiggerson

A lot of people on here today lamenting the fact that the death figure for yesterday isn't the main headline everywhere ..... 1/11 Those making this point seem to come

Michael Press

MichaelDPress

Haaretz reports on a new study on division of labor at Early Bronze Age Tell es-Safi/Gath: fingerprints indicate pottery-making was mostly a male occupation.https://www.haaretz.com/archaeology/.premium-making-bowls-in-biblical-gath-was-man-s-work-fin

Keiko

keikoinboston

1. High resource parents have been doing this for decades for their mathematically gifted children. I went to geek camp in high school where middle and high school students were

Mugwump

anonmugwump

From the start of 2015 until the end of 2017, UK support to immunisation programmes immunised an estimated 56.4 million children, saving an estimated 990,000 lives. https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5801/cmselect/cmintdev/215/21507.ht