#Publications

Glen Peters

Peters_Glen

The IMF has updated its GDP projections to a 4.9% decline in 2020. They have a "faster recovery" scenario with a 4.4% decline.@clequere et al (https://rdcu.be/b4lg7 ) estimated a 4-7% reduction

SSPX News: Society of Saint Pius X

SSPXEN

1/513 years ago today, Summorum Pontificum came into effect, after having been announced on July the 7th of that same year, and following years of efforts and petitions from the

Blas Benito

BlasBenito

117M plant records after a spatial join with the map of "Terrestrial Ecoregions of the World" (URL: https://www.worldwildlife.org/publications/terrestrial-ecoregions-of-the-world) by Olson et al. (2001). The spatial join was done

Nazgol Ghandnoosh

NazgolG

Oregon is among a handful of states that had their highest ever prison populations in 2018. Forty-four other states have been reducing their prison populations. Elections like this really matter.

Valentina Barca

ValentinaBarca_

Very excited to be externally sharing some of the (living) resources we have been developing/using within the @DFID_Inclusive @giz_gmbh GIZ SPACE team (Yes.. #SocialProtection Approaches to #COVID19!) - building on

Magnus Taylor

MagnusGTaylor

'Migrating with seeds: women, agricultural knowledge & displacement in S Sudan'. Great new @RVInews paper by Elizabeth Nyibol from Catholic University of S Sudan. 1st in Displaced Tastes series looking

Helen Branswell

HelenBranswell

1. @WHO weighs in on the "to mask, or not to mask (the public)" question. "...there is currently no evidence that wearing a mask ... by healthy persons in the

Sunny Vagnozzi

SunnyVagnozzi

A thread on #authorship and author ordering. A few weeks ago an external reviewer for an academic job application wrote in their review that I did not have enough 1st-author

Christina Farr

chrissyfarr

Countries that offer universal health coverage are so misunderstood in the U.S. You can provide care to everyone - so no one goes bankrupt - and still have private insurance/private

Kreigh Knerr

KreighKnerr

I've been off this space for a while, much to my betterment, I think, but while I was away, two pieces have lodged in my brain and won't leave. The

Torsten Bell

TorstenBell

3. Sunak's plans mean taking £1k away from 1 in 3 households in the Red Wall. Lots of new Tory MPs are going to see over 4 in 10 of

Sam Lowe

SamuelMarcLowe

The single market in services is not as developed as the single market in goods, but it very much does exist. If the UK leaves the single market and proceeds

David Khan

Dave_Khan

Further, as Attorney General & Solicitor General of Alberta, you have an *independent* role as the chief law officer of the govt. You should NOT be commenting on & interfering

Ian Dunt

IanDunt

Alright. Fuck knows why I'm doing this, but I'm going to live tweet tonight's Commons debate. God help me. If you're not interested in in the internal market bill &

David Madden

davidjmadden

Do professional urbanists bear some responsibility for the precarious state of urban life right now—for pushing the idea that cities should be filled with start-ups and ‘innovation districts,’ and not

Ville Tulkki

VTulkki

Time to revisit a recurring theme of price and value of electricity production as there’s a recent presentation on US wind power statistics by Berkeley Labs:https://eta-publications.lbl.gov/sites/default/files/2020_wind_energy_technology_