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Branko Milanovic
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1) Income inequality; 2) Politics; 3) History; 4) Soccer.
Author of "Global inequality" and "Capitalism, Alone" (2019).
Stone Center, CUNY; LSE, London

Branko Milanović is a Serbian-American economist. He is most known for his work on income distribution and inequality.

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Economics 47%
Political science 31%

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Nice piece in @brankomilan.bsky.social's Substack about inequality and envy. Highly recommended!
Why We All Care About Inequality (But Are Loath to Admit It)
Is it envy or justice?
branko2f7.substack.com

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and generally high quality of the work. Even more extraordinary since Aragon was not a historian.

Super interesting article by Jean Albertini on Louis Aragon's three volume history of the Soviet Union; the origins of the book, 2.5 years of hard and conscientious labor that Araon dedicated to it, use of Russian, German and French archival sources,
books.openedition.org/pus/7590?lan...
Aragon historien de l’URSS à travers l’Histoire parallèle
Pourquoi ce sujet ? Essentiellement, pour trois raisons : d’abord, parce qu’il me paraît concerner un des points nodaux de la problématique de cette réunion ; ensuite, parce que le livre dont il va êt...
books.openedition.org

📝New research by @billywoom.bsky.social and @doniakamel.bsky.social uncovers how skin tone shapes player recognition in professional #football — even when performance is identical⚽️

These biases translate into lower market valuations for darker-skinned players.

Read more ▶️ wid.world/news-article...
Skin Tone Penalties: Quasi-Experimental Evidence on Colorism in Football - WID - World Inequality Database
This paper studies skin tone discrimination in men’s professional football by comparing shots that narrowly score with those that narrowly miss the goal.
wid.world

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