Assistant Professor/Ad Astra Fellow in Social Policy, UCD. I do stuff on social citizenship, resilience, ideology, discourse, inequalities. Interested in lived experience
NB this account reposts my tweets; I don't often check it! Feel free to contact me on Twitter or email
How can reforms be achieved in an EU with 27 vetoes? Don't underestimate individual actors!
@[email protected] shows in her study on #SocialEurope how Macron leveraged media attention to push for change outside the 'Brussels bubble'.
Full study in @[email protected]:
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/09596801221148853
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Afscharian/status/1620342650246422529
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Who has 'submit an abstract to #DiscPol23' on their weekly to-do list?
For the CfP and abstract submission form, visit our website: https://discourseandpolitics2023.wordpress.com
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/DiscPol2023/status/1619999501749714946
This looks like a really excellent article, @[email protected]! Downloading it as we speak
My paper on impact investing and the social conditions for the exercise of financial power just got an issue number @[email protected].
Check it out if you want to learn more about how #assetization does and does not prevail.
Good God.
In other countries, they use computers and a fantastic invention called the internet to securely transfer and access patient records.
In the @[email protected], however, in the year 2023, we use suitcases to transfer handwritten notes around the hospital. https://twitter.com/irishtimes/status/1618167770079965184
@[email protected] @[email protected] I also think that social and behavioral science is just far more complicated than physical science. We don't have high precision instruments to observe the trillions of neurons across billions of persons nested in all kinds of different groups interacting at various levels.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/BreznauNate/status/1618597388733808641
“@drdonoghue @Afscharian I also think that social and behavioral science is just far more complicated than physical science. We don't have high precision instruments to observe the trillions of neurons across billions of persons nested in all kinds of different groups interacting at various levels.”
If you're an academic looking for unsolicited advice, here's one I think about often: make time to read. Like, literally schedule time for reading. It's amazing how hard it is to find time for the very thing that made us so excited about the work in the first place.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/jeffguhin/status/1617702472663068673
“If you're an academic looking for unsolicited advice, here's one I think about often: make time to read. Like, literally schedule time for reading. It's amazing how hard it is to find time for the very thing that made us so excited about the work in the first place.”
