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Reading Mark Solovey's Social Science for What?, on the history of social science funding at NSF, and might take a few notes here. It's open access at @mitpress:https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/social-science-what I know

On the Trump administration’s decision to kick international students out of the country if their universities go online: a short and angry thread.https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/sevp-modifies-temporary-exemptions-nonimmigrant-students-

I'm stressed when I read about the possibility of schools being open in the fall, I'm stressed when I read about the possibility of them being closed. Good times.

I cut 3000 words on the rise of economics in U.S. housing policy this week. In tribute (and since blogs are dead), I turned it into a very long Twitter

I suggest that thinking about antitrust in terms of “expert capture” is useful for understanding this stability in antitrust. James Kwak and others have pointed out that regulatory domains can

So I finished another paper draft today and wanted to commemorate the moment but am not quite ready to post this one to SocArXiv. This paper is a rethink of