Last week this got finally published!
The book is based on my PhD research, which started nearly 7 years ago when I first set foot in Edinburgh as a master student and became interested in a topic I never expected I would become interested in. 1/6
https://t.co/mPm2hu3T4u
Great new article in @NPEjournal by @emilyannewolff in our @NWONieuws project on the social construction of ethnic categories in the postwar Dutch welfare state
https://t.co/v6f0Hw1kos
🚨We are hiring a 3-year PhD-student with an interest in empirical political economy/economic or historical sociology! We are a young department and it's Berlin @FU_Berlin @jfkinstitutefub!👇
“Dealing in Uncertainty: Insurance in the age of finance” by @avanderheide22 https://t.co/6BT9aYCQRn
It is a really good read for actuaries; and covers the challenges over the last 30 years in how diversifiable and non-diversifiable risks were handled
Last week this got finally published!
The book is based on my PhD research, which started nearly 7 years ago when I first set foot in Edinburgh as a master student and became interested in a topic I never expected I would become interested in. 1/6
https://t.co/mPm2hu3T4u
My book "Austerity from the Left" was published last week @OUPPolitics, and I received my print copies from @OUPAcademic today.
A 🧵about the book and why you should ask your librarian to get a copy:
https://t.co/rCXvWzR6In
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Coming out of twitter hiatus for a small thread about this paper on "Differentiated European Solidarity" with S. Negash that was just accepted by the Journal of Common Market Studies
As we've said a few times before the most interesting thing about insurance is that's it's not interesting https://t.co/tzTMjLrW4J 👀 https://t.co/bKjAJReHm1 and https://t.co/K0k7Ax0xKX
@TheoBourgeron Great to hear, Théo. By the way, I recently bumped into your book at a bookshop here in The Hague, translated to Dutch. Congrats on that!
🚨For the DFG-funded grant "Insuring Modern Societies" at @FU_Berlin I am hiring a 3-year post-doc position (100% research). Let's study the political economy/economic sociology of private insurance together! We are a young team and it's Berlin👇
@Sharpe_Actuary That was difficult to find out, but what I found out relies mostly on written sources, including the unpublished typescript of the paper, which is held at the @actuarynews library.