Professor in the School of Politics and Global Studies, ASU
Work on climate change impacts, focusing on human mobility
#DevEcon #EnvironEcon #AgEcon #EnvironDemography #PoliticalEcon
Non-resident fellow at IFPRI
Livin’ it up in Spain 2025-6 ..
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Professor in the School of Politics and Global Studies, ASU
Work on climate change impacts, focusing on human mobility
#DevEcon #EnvironEcon #AgEcon #EnvironDemography #PoliticalEcon
Non-resident fellow at IFPRI
Livin’ it up in Spain 2025-6
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Demand exceeded capacity.
People are organizing E.V.E.R.Y.W.H.E.R.E.
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Join us to uncover how extreme heat is deepening global inequalities in antenatal care, drawing on data from 860,000 births in 52 LMICs. #ClimateHealth #GlobalHealth #CLEAN
The workshop is hosted by @peibich.bsky.social at Paris Dauphine and takes place from June 22-23. They keynotes are @jcmecon.bsky.social & Marco Bertoni. 1/n
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People deserve to live somewhere defined in their mind by places that bring them joy, places anchored by people, connections, and fulfilling experiences.
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If you are an economist, historian, or political scientist working on Imperial Russia or the USSR, please consider applying.
July 17–18, Paris.
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In the entrance to my work building, we have a pepper spray recovery kit just to be prepared.
This is life in Minneapolis now.
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I'll be posting at thesaraphreport.substack.com
First up: the Endangerment Finding. I helped write it. I defended it. Now I'm watching them tear it down.
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As the planet warms, storms like the one today are getting stronger… and as the Arctic is warming twice as fast as the mid latitudes, it increases the risk of the “freezer door” swinging open.
Technical explanation here: www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
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🧪 #AcademicSky
When two years of academic work vanished with a single click
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The University of Groningen is offering a fully funded PhD position in place-based economic development in Europe. Applications close February 2, 2026.
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1. Stop citing single studies as definitive. They are not. Check if the ones you are reading or citing have been replicated.
2. If you or someone else finds an error in your published work, publish a correction.
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Through 14 lectures, you can learn from leading researchers on one of the central questions of economic development, how to increase productivity.
Register here: cepr-org.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
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Associate & Assistant Professorships in Public Policy, University of Cambridge
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It was like a highschool teacher giving constructive feedback on an essay, with statements from a rubric.
If i see this as editor, your 'review' will be ignored.
If i see it as 1st/last author, I'll write to the editor.
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In my opinion, this is academic misconduct. But it's almost impossible to prove. Should we just ignore the review? Should we report it to their employer? Should we have a blacklist of suspect reviewers?