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Links I liked

24Sep2012
  1. Short, entertaining and thoughtful history of modern macroeconomics
  2. Riots break out at Foxconn factory in China
  3. NYT interview with Tim Burton
  4. New approaches to measuring happiness

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Chris Blattman

I’m an Assistant Professor of Political Science & International and Public Affairs at Columbia University. I use field work and statistics to study poverty, political participation, the causes and consequences of violence, and policy in developing countries. [Read more]

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  • 2013: Economic Shocks and Conflict
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  • 2011: Impact Evaluation 3.0?
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  • 2012: Forecasting local-level conflict in Liberia
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  • Books development workers and academics should read
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  • Research in war zones I
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  • Should you become a field RA on an RCT?
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  • Moving from RA to co-author
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  • PhD students: Choosing a topic
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