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Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label literature. Show all posts
11.18.2013

Year of Reviews in Review: The New Environment and Development Literature

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Amir Jina and I were recently discussing the multiple literature reviews that have come out on environment and development topics lately, ...
9.21.2012

Forensic economics

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As I suspect is common in my cohort, I have a soft spot for "forensic economics," or economic research that documents illicit beha...
7.19.2012

Does climate affect conflict? Evidence from Shakespeare

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Mark Cane sends us this: ROMEO and JULIET         ACT 3, SCENE 1a   [A street. MERCUTIO, BENVOLIO & Servants]   BENVOLIO I pray...
5.29.2012

Disease and Development: Some Notable Recent Findings

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[This is a guest post by first year students in Columbia's Sustainable Development program] As part of their coursework for the Huma...
5.21.2012

Empirics and modeling of climate adaptation

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I, very regrettably, had to miss this workshop at the NBER last week. But it looks like it was terrific.  Several papers review the empiric...
6.30.2011

Nature and Science as [the] top social science journals too?

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I was a little surprised by this, since publishing in Nature and Science  is sometimes viewed as a "second tier" prospect in the ...
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3.16.2011

Sustainable Development Articles

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Our colleague James Rising points us to his newly coded up creation Sustainable Development Articles : I put together a site for collecting...