Professor of Strategy at SPRU.
Associate Dean of Research, University of Sussex Business School. #1 in UK for research income.
Editor Research Policy.
Acting Director HSP.
Views mine, not my employer. Politics unfashionable since 1654 ..
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Professor of Strategy at SPRU.
Associate Dean of Research, University of Sussex Business School. #1 in UK for research income.
Editor Research Policy.
Acting Director HSP.
Views mine, not my employer. Politics unfashionable since 1654
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arxiv.org/pdf/2508.21536
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Also great on history and China's 19 bridges big enough to connect England and France.
Reposted by Margot C. Finn, David Underdown, Paul Nightingale
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softmachines.org?p=3192
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It gets cited (a lot!) so editors who should know better let it through.
A) very standardised format
B) section w robustness checks that don't test anything
C) often very well written - AI now but maybe paid team before???
D) odd citation patterns.
E) atypical author connections.
It's like that for normal academia but it's catnip for predatory journals.
if this were more widely understood, Reeves' job would be somewhat easier
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I call it: "The "Nexus" Nexus" 😅
Recipe
🟢 Pick 1 econ var
🟢 Pick 2+ "green" vars
🟢 Pick 3+ methods (unit root, cointegration, Granger causality, GMM, ECM, FMOLS, PMG, PVAR, wavelet)
🟢 Misinterpret results
🟢 Make absurd policy recommendations
Rinse & repeat!
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🚩 about "green economics"
🚩 published in Frontiers
🚩 with "nexus" in the title
🚩 full of tortured phrases
www.frontiersin.org/journals/env...
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The UK national equivalents were pushed aside with the shift to basic research in universities in the 1980s.
The rationale behind the move proved mistaken and it (In my humble opinion) messed up the UK innovation system for decades.
So an interesting idea...
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Hancock: This is a clarion call for you to lead.
Johnson: Ok, I’m off to the rugby.
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Reposted by Paul Nightingale, Jack Stilgoe
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Reposted by Joanna Bryson, Jan W. Mueller, Elizabeth Saunders , and 38 more Joanna Bryson, Jan W. Mueller, Elizabeth Saunders, Nandita Sharma, Jonathan A. Eisen, Joe R. Feagin, Gavin A. Schmidt, Steve Peers, David H. Kaye, Tom Shakespeare, Rosemary A. Joyce, Diane Ravitch, Jonathan M. Gilligan, Anders Nilsson, Susan Hyde, Mary Corcoran, Kevin Carey, Daniel Stone, Daniel W. Drezner, Michael Kevane, Smith, Melanie C. Green, Janet Murray, Alan Richardson, Luis Garicano, John Palfrey, Caroline Fohlin, Erol Akçay, Jason Lyall, Nora V. Demleitner, Mark Rice, Paul Nightingale, Claire L. Adida, Daxton R. Stewart, Aviel Roshwald, Richard Moorhead, James M. Thomas, David Spurrett, Dunlap, David Darmofal, Monisha Bajaj
He was calling for free expression in the Arab world. You can read it here :
www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/glo...
Ian Chapman says funding agency is responding to government priorities ahead of pre-budget summit.
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But it's already an improvement as its externally focused and recognises trade offs that will make Prof Grant Needed unhappy.