Why we still need to worry about money in politics Lee Drutman - December 15, 2014 [caption id="attachment_19061" align="aligncenter" width="1484"] (bigstockphoto)[/caption] Over at the New York
Smart Hurricane Names: A Policy Intervention that Costs Almost Nothing but Should Attract Billions of Dollars in Aid Joshua Tucker - April 1, 2013 The following guest post is from Adam Alter, an assistant professor of
Did Steven Levitt really believe in 2008 that Obama “would be the greatest president in history”? Andrew Gelman - January 3, 2013 In the interview we discussed a couple months ago, Steven
Steven Levitt says that he has a “good indicator” that Aaron Edlin, Noah Kaplan, Nate Silver, and I are “not so smart” Andrew Gelman - October 25, 2012 Here's the transcript (link from here): DUBNER: So Levitt, how
Ethical standards in different data communities Andrew Gelman - October 8, 2012 I opened the paper today and saw this from Paul
Macro, micro, and conflicts of interest Andrew Gelman - August 13, 2012 Jeff points me to this and this. There seems to
Ethical Challenges of Embedded Experimentation Joshua Tucker - October 26, 2011 Continuing our series of articles from the American Political Science
It’s funny what can change in three years Andrew Gelman - October 4, 2011 The Freakonomics blog reports: Yesterday, Oct. 3, 2011, the S&P
Does blogging help your professional reputation? John Sides - August 11, 2011 Following on Henry's post, here is more: bq. Davis et
Everything is Obvious (once you know the answer) Andrew Gelman - June 13, 2011 Duncan Watts gave his new book the above title, reflecting