@gnievchenko Agree... but on gunpoint... I guess D gets u a lot of nom for the buck... Even some Aussie kitchen and Mediterranean diet in the whole Central/South Asian/Middle East pot. And maybe there is still a hint of Italy.
Climate laggard Poland?
Not anymore - coal used to provide 95% of Polish electricity.
Last year it was 53.5% with wind & solar providing almost one quarter.
Source: @ember_energy
Hard to overstate just how rapid the changes in US party coalitions have been.
The Democrats are now the party of high education *and* high income voters. Just 12 years ago, the inverse was true.
On these terms, the Trump coalition was closer to Obama 2008 than the Harris one!
@sc_cath@_alice_evans@jburnmurdoch That is a good point. Good observation. Could be that they just cancel each other out in the aggregated data.
Thank you for the additional information @jburnmurdoch
"Ideological polarisation" is a common theme among US commentators,
Republicans and Democrats are moving further apart
But what about heterogeneity?
White Democrats are the ones increasingly expressing a very different political ideology.
- @jburnmurdoch
@simonjhix I remember when I was in the early phase of my PhD studies, I asked an older friend who already had its PhD for years: What is the hardest thing when writing a dissertation?
He pondered a few seconds and said:
Bearing the struggle.
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Even major #IOs, such as the League of Nations, are sometimes terminated. What happens after IOs cease to exist?
International cooperation lives on through other institutions argue @DijkstraHylke, @DebreMaria & I in a study recently published in @BritJPIR.
#crisis#resilience
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@eu_milos True. 1st thing I told my studentens back then:
Forget the flow charts.
Main action takes place beween the lines. Literally.
Still shocking to me how little is known in academia about the actual decision making process. And I am no exception.