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[Richard Fry @r_fry1]

For the first time in U.S. history one quarter of the nation's 40-year-olds have never been married. https://t.co/XaJqvy7idE

[Manfred Svensson @SvenssonManfred]

Recién publicado por el colega Matías Petersen. Tal vez sirva, entre otras cosas, de respuesta a las palabras de Sebastián Edwards.

[Paul Lewis @PaulLew16394851]

Rawls and the Economists: The (Im)possible Dialogue | https://t.co/h245xSuzR1 https://t.co/80sLmKV0vx

[Elena Irarrázabal @E_Irarrazabal]

En una sociedad disgregada, resulta muy interesante esta investigación sobre el “mutualismo” en nuestra historia, como instancia de apoyo y sociabilidad colectiva

[Paul Lewis @PaulLew16394851]

A fine book, still worth reading for its analysis of the role if institutions in economic activity.

[Paul Lewis @PaulLew16394851]

New publication (with @mpetersenc) on Elinor Ostrom’s views about rational conduct now out in the Journal of Institutional Economics. Uses the analysis of rationality offered by Amartya Sen as a framework for exploring Ostrom’s views on practical reason. https://t.co/ayJClxiiWX

[Timur Kuran @timurkuran]

This may surprise you: On American university campuses, atheist or agnostic students are markedly less tolerant than religious students of speech they dislike.

[mpetersenc @mpetersenc]

Our paper (with @PaulLew16394851 ) has been published as First View by JOIE. Check it out: https://t.co/i0qVVnkEoj

[Brad Wilcox @BradWilcoxIFS]

It’s happening 👇🏼

[mpetersenc @mpetersenc]

Envié un reclamo a @awtocl hace tres semanas y aún no recibo respuesta. Tuve que pagar bencina de mi bolsillo ya que sus tarjetas de carga figuraban como bloqueadas. Pésima experiencia.

[mpetersenc @mpetersenc]

Glad to hear that the paper we wrote with @PaulLew16394851 has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Institutional Economics. Check it out! ‘Elinor Ostrom on Choice, Collective Action and Rationality: A Senian Analysis.’ https://t.co/mdGfFp2qDV

[Paul Lewis @PaulLew16394851]

*New Publication alert*: ‘Elinor Ostrom on Choice, Collective Action and Rationality: A Senian Analysis.’ Now accepted for publication in the Journal of Institutional Economics. Co-authored with @mpetersenc

[Peter Boettke @PeterBoettke]

Barbara Wooten on Hayek’s engagement with those he disagreed with.

[Jorge Fabrega @jorgefabrega]

The Chilean Constitutional Process. So far so good.

[EU Court of Justice @EUCourtPress]

#EUGeneralCourt largely confirms the @EU_Commission ’s decision that @Google imposed unlawful restrictions on manufacturers of @Android mobile devices and mobile network operators to consolidate the dominant position of its search engine #Competition 👉 https://t.co/ATb3CgbPxg

[mpetersenc @mpetersenc]

Name of the game: stuck in the mud

[CNN Chile @CNNChile]

#ToleranciaCero | Fernando Atria: "Una de las razones por las que ese ánimo de revancha era inevitable, fue que el proceso constituyente llegó demasiado tarde"

📱 YouTube: https://t.co/gCj3fxBI26

[Timur Kuran @timurkuran]

Chile made a wise choice, decisively. Whatever the shortcomings of the existing constitution, the proposed one would have been far worse. It would have caused economic disaster and institutionalized myriad culture wars.

[mpetersenc @mpetersenc]

My contract with Routledge arrived today 😱

[Economic thought @economicthought]

Article: Time, uncertainty and knowledge: the foundations and the modernity of Carl Menger’s contribution, by Richard Arena

https://t.co/NgJsf4taCx

[john milbank @johnmilbank3]

The problem with Truss is that she IS still a Liberal. Not in any sense a Tory.