Matt Rognlie is back blogging, at a new site. His mission statement is here. He's an econ grad student at MIT, and has been one of my favorite econo-bloggers over his sporadic career.
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IPE@UNC is a group blog maintained by faculty and graduate students in the Department of Political Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The opinions expressed on these pages are our own, and have nothing to do with UNC.
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- Politics, Not Economics, Will Decide Europe's Path
- Karl Smith on Fire
- Good News
- There Will Be Austerity
- The Politics of Hard Keynesianism in the E.U., Par...
- UNC Everywhere
- Nye on Power
- The Politics of Hard Keynesianism in the E.U.
- What Libya Tells Us About American Hegemony
- A Presidential Reading List
- The Indirect Effects of the Dollar As Reserve Curr...
- Elasticity of Morals, con.
- Policy Research and Stats
- Fighting Grade Inflation at UNC
- The Lesson of Iceland
- Some Politics of U.S. "Hooliganism"
- Explaining the Financial Crisis, Assuming No Prior...
- Germany's EU Policy Is Not Charity
- Summers, Salmon, DeLong, and the Underpants Gnomes
- The EU Crisis In One Picture
- The Coming Chinese Collapse
- Congratulations, Henry Farrell
- Gaming Immigration
- Chait FTW
- Interests and Cognitive Dissonance
- The World Is Still Not Flat
- More on Hegemony, Stability, and Changes to the Sy...
- Hegemony and the Middle East
- Politics as Reality TV
- Mysteries of the Universe
- New Research
- Budget Politics
- Private Information
- Bernanke: The World's Central Banker
- Theories of International Politics and Cylons
- Emergence
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