Often wrong, but sometimes useful

My personal Substack

Britain in the international economy.

Data-driven insights illuminating the challenges and potential paths forward for American democracy.

I teach comparative politics, political economy, and Southeast Asian politics at Cornell.

Notes on politics, social science, and the academy.

Broadstreet is an interdisciplinary blog dedicated to the study of historical political economy (HPE).

A curated digest of the latest developments in Difference-in-Differences methodology, featuring new papers, applications, and insights from leading researchers. Suggestions welcome!

A Substack on how politics can fuel or fail development, democracy, and equality from the author of Land Power.

Macroeconomic Theory & Policy

Good Authority’s mission is to bring insights from political science to a broader audience. Here, political scientists draw on their expertise and the discipline’s research to provide in-depth analysis, illuminate the news, and inform the political conver

My personal Substack

My personal Substack

Notizen zu Studien, Büchern, Artikeln und Fundstücke von Journalist, Podcaster und Autor Andreas Sator.

Essays about Europe, economics, innovation, and growth

My hot takes on fresh papers

My personal Substack. I write here about the parts of philosophy I'm thinking about. Currently, I'm thinking more & more about political philosophy, but for the past decade I've worked in epistemology and rational choice theory, so that will come up too!

News and opinion. Education and economics. Let's fork some lightning.

Either rotten or good, or both rotten and good

Deciphering why people and society work the way they do

Philosopher at MIT, trying to convince people that their opponents are more reasonable than they think.

Steve Cicala’s Substack

Why has the world become more gender equal? Why are some societies more gender equal than others?

This blog takes Robert Solow seriously

African political economy, foreign affairs, and general commentary.

Using data and research to understand what really makes a difference

A Substack on the connections between politics and the economy from the author of Why Politics Fails.

Research-based economic policy analysis & commentary

Join a European 'historian of the present' to follow history as it happens

Causal Inference, Coding and Consumer Finance

The economic analysis policymakers get, from their expert former staffers

Tracing the steps towards scientific progress and how to improve our understanding of the world.

I want to learn everything.

Economic development and poverty, past and present.

Deep forces are shaping our democracy. Change happens slowly. Then all at once.

Economic History

improving the quality of government, public policy, reducing administrative burdens

A blog for the book

Data-driven Insights on Economics, Business, Finance, and Public Policy.

Epidemics and economic development, mostly.

I am political scientist studying state/local electoral reform and political parties. This newsletter is for periodic updates.

Thoughts on UK and EU trade policy.

Scott's Mixtape Substack by Scott Cunningham is dedicated to educating people about causal inference. Simplifying complex topics in causal inference and econometrics, it offers high-quality content, and other resources.

Notes on economics and more

A not-so-dismal substack about the dismal science

Essays about buildings, infrastructure, and industrial technology.

New and underrated ideas to improve the world. Visit our website: worksinprogress.co

A pilgrim's path to progress in political science

Pondering price theory, past and present. A weekly newsletter covering all things economics.