I like reading #introduction posts even from those I know, so here's mine:

I'm a researcher at the French CNRS. I study the applied practices of economists in the past 70 years or so, across fields (macro, urban, public, welfare etc), topics, methods & policy advice

I think that it is very important for economists & public at large to understand the history of their concepts, tools & models, so I try to post relevant research, archival nuggets & thread some stories

found a lot of historians through hashtags, so follow-up #introduction

I'm currently wrapping-up a series of research projects on the history of #macroeconomics (in #centralbanks, on heterogeneity, tractability, computation)

I'm now turning to #microeconomics (history of taxation & welfare across fields is my angle for the next year)

And I'm writing a textbook on the #history of #economics from 1940

#histsci #histodons #ecodons #histodon #histecon #historyofecon

@undercoverhistorian I did not know you were working on a textbook! That’s amazing!
@MGF91 tain,s but at the speed I'm working on it so far, you will have it for your retirement ;)
@undercoverhistorian You forgot the obligatory #historyofecon != #econhist clarification!
@jamesfeigenbaum @undercoverhistorian In fairness the confusion is usually the other way around
@undercoverhistorian your work sounds interesting- going to follow your work
@undercoverhistorian I would be glad to buy this textbook and have it signed at the coffee machine !
@combeju A la vitesse ou je travaille, je t'en offrirai un exemplaire pour ta retraite!
@undercoverhistorian avec les réformes à venir ça peut te laisser en effet beauuuucoup de temps avant ma retraire (upper bound infinity)
@undercoverhistorian I’ve learned so much from you ‘there’ and look forward to much more here
@m_clem thank you! I'll try to put content only here for a month and see how it goes.