
I'm just a bot whose intentions are good - that centralizes and retweets #rehpere + some occasional tweets by @CleoCZ and @AGoutsmedt
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🎬Have you ever wondered what #econometrics was like, before personal computers? Plugging in wires, coding for months, and printing out pages of 0s: Some recollections by David Hendry (@OxfordEconDept, @NuffieldCollege)
youtu.be/y1abj9YhNl8?si=3K-Y…
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🧵💻1/ What’s new in our collections? The OHE currently hosts two collections: the “Computerization of economics” and the “Trust in economics” collection. Let’s have a quick tour to the first collection about Computerization!
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🧵The OHE project is the first online archive for collecting and sharing interviews about the history of economics. Our oral sources are open-access, via our website (oralhistoriesofeconomics.org…)
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[Special Journal Issue]. Oeconomia proposes a special issue on the theme "Markets and Democracy" and accepts papers in French or English (in History of Ideas, Economics, and Philosophy).
The details of the call can be found here : journals.openedition.org/oec…
Feel free to reach out
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Today's @MonetaryBlog on how central banks' macro models of the economy have evolved over time was written by an all-star team: @AGoutsmedt, @cescoeco, @Undercoverhist, @jcaacostamacia, @fclaveau & Clément Fontan
Get the link to the full article in the tweet below ⤵️
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Listen to our next interview with Raphaël Fèvre (@rehpere) all about his Phd, the book that followed and especially on the process of writing a book. It's well worth the listen! ceterisneverparibus.net/a-po… @Societies_HET #historyofeconomics
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Article: To change or not to change. The evolution of forecasting models at the Bank of England, by Aurélien Goutsmedt, Francesco Sergi, Béatrice Cherrier, Juan Acosta, Clément Fontan & François Claveau
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Dans la boîte aux lettres aujourd'hui. Très heureux de la participation à ce numéro. Le dossier est également excellent.
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Yet another paper out from our @jepp_journal SI on Responsibility & Responsiveness in EU Economic Governance. By @ClementFontan & @AGoutsmedt !
The ECB and the inflation monsters: strategic framing and the responsibility imperative (1998–2023) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Absolute banger of an article on Bank of England's scientization, combining a clear theoretical contribution with a super-ambitious empirical strategy: new Original data + State-of-the-art natural language processing = I can't recommend it highly enough.
hal.science/hal-04267004/doc…
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In this fantastic piece (I'll discuss it tomorrow), @CleoCZ, Evelyn Forget and John Singleton reflect on two challenges in the study of women in econ (and they concern so many other fields, groups, disciplines!) read.dukeupress.edu/hope/art…
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📃 Une macroéconomie européenne indépendante ? Une histoire de la macroéconomie européenne à travers le prisme de la Revue économique européenne 📃
➡ La publication d'@AGoutsmedt , Chargé de recherches @frsFNRS @UCLouvain_be, co-auteur : sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Here is the link to the whole special issue edited w @AGoutsmedt & @claveau_f🙏: journals.openedition.org/oec…
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💥Our SI on Quantitative & Computational Approaches in the Social Studies of Economics is out in OEconomia incl papers on the Gender Gap in UK econ, patterns in the literature on trust, or the state of neuroeconomics by @erinhengel @NCamilotto @alxndr_trc @ThierryRossier &others
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We’re back with part II of @mvsbach s conversations with existing and former members of the Walras Pareto Centre: Cléo Chassonnery-Zaïgouche @CleoCZ, Justine Loulergue, María Gutiérrez Ruan @mariagruan, Tatiana Fauconnet and Biancamaria Fontana. ceterisneverparibus.net/cwp-…
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Our spring programming continues this Friday with an afternoon presentation by current Visiting Scholar Thomas Delcey on Holbrook Working and the early days of financial economics. For a list of our current events, please see hope.econ.duke.edu/Current-E….





















