@HaifengQIAN Congratulations to you and Shirley. I am disappointed that I could not be there for the two of you and to meet her family and baby. You not only produced an award-winning paper but you recruited what became a great couple to the Levin College for SCUT. My best to all.
Ned
@EDQ_Journal@SAGEJournals is proud to publish this commentary by Edward (Ned) Hill @OhioState : “What Is Economic Development? And What Is the Job of an Economic Development Professional?” https://t.co/EfWHAMianE
@PhillipsPOBrien I enjoy the Substack posts. They are thoughtful and I engage in them more deeply than the tweet strings. Plus it is easier to go back into your argument and data. Every other week makes sense due to the more involved thought and structure. Time off is a necessity
@__vanleuven Ugh. At some point I’ll tell you about our Wed-Thurs drive from Me to Indiana. 20 hours over two days. Last hour saw the temp drop from 45 to 26 with rain turning to snow. The AM was snow in the PA mountains. Karen took I76. I did I80 both bad
@AOneHandedEcon Coping with Adversity: Regional Economic Resilience and Public Policy free download for non-commercial uses or an e-book from Cornell University Press. The introduction and conclusion are most relevant for practitioners. https://t.co/U8gPdpQaBi
Redistribution recognizing regional economies—where people live and work. Practical, functional, regionalism representing the future
Op-ed: How do you solve a problem like Northeast Ohio? https://t.co/dFfefGsNEq via @CrainsCleveland