Thrilled that our paper on social norms and honesty has come out in @PNASNews. Many thanks to my coauthors @JF_Schulz@DAycinena@revdr800. I’ve learned so much from them! Check out this thread 🧵with the details: https://t.co/v2m0vQz750
Very strict prosocial norms can be associated with more antisocial behavior! This also holds across countries: more people with very strict norms, more rule violations. Excited to see our paper with @DAycinena, @revdr800, @bennyberanek out @PNASNews 1/ https://t.co/cZGrZgu3eg
Excited to be attending the Lancaster University @LancasterUni 2020 Behavioural and Experimental Conference!
Shhh, don't tell anyone, but I might have snuck in without officially registering #onlineconference
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2019 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel has been awarded to Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer “for their experimental approach to alleviating global poverty.”
#NobelPrize
Excited to present my Culture of Honor Revisited paper today in @ConnCollege Pies and Charts Seminar Series today! Feel free to come if you're able: 4.30pm, New London Hall 101, free Pizza!
Always exciting to see my former colleagues publishing in the top journals! Congratulations to @johngathergood and Jörg Weber from @UoNCeDEx and @UoNEconomics on the @AEAjournals publication. Great work!
This could be either my best or worst teaching idea ever: Embodiment of Economics Seminar. Led by the incredible Rachel Boggia and Natalia Dumart. Neither my @ConnCollege intro micro students nor myself know fully what madness is about it happen...
Dear World, Please watch this. On a lark, I told my @ConnCollege students they would be excused from the final exam if they created a music video that engaged the themes of our course, Intro to American Studies. I am speechless & weeping. Its brilliant! https://t.co/ipELNKwcKM
Such a joy to hear @ectsymphony’s performance of Handel’s Messiah this time of year. Lovely voices brilliantly conducted by @ConnCollege’s @wendymoy. Such wonderful music certainly has me more in the Christmas spirit
One more note: This is a story about Fryer. But it is also a story about a structural problem within econ, where a relative handful of (mostly male) professors control people's careers, which makes it hard for junior ppl to speak up about bad behavior.
https://t.co/VQHUsKyb39
Such joy to attend the Autumn @ConnCollege Orchestra Concert. Beautiful program featuring excellent soloist Professor Kelli O’Connor on clarinet and some of my economics students. Wonderful debut for conductor Professor @elmer_mathias. Looking forward to the next one already!
Strong end to #dspla2018 with the @nbbauch #BauchTalk keynote entitled Toward a Graphic Re-Mediation of Spatial Thought. Thanks @ConnCollDSCC and @DigSchLibrarian for a such an informative day!
I walk to work. I often carry a duffel bag. I have been agitated on occasion.
I can only imagine what Reg Andrade felt during this incident. Grateful police have not been called on me.
Perhaps my skin color has something to do with it #whiteprivilege
https://t.co/nOCckQhbvu
Excited to join Connecticut College as an Assistant Professor of Economics this autumn. Looking forward to new adventures in America and being nearer to family after seven years in Nottingham (and eleven out of the past twelve years abroad)!