
Harry Pickard
@harrypickard
Lecturer in Economics at @UniofNewcastle harrypickard.bsky.social
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📢Ex-rebels govern almost a quarter of sub-Saharan Africa today. How does war affect these countries’ long-run political development, & what explains their rebel regimes’ longevity? Shelley Liu explores the role of coercion in rebel governance⬇️ jop.blogs.uni-hamburg.de/rebel-governan…



Last day of The Arthur Lewis Lab for Comparative Development conference on “Economic development & structural change” conference in honor of W. Arthur Lewis! With a fascinating keynote lecture by Gerard Roland. on “Successes and Failures in Development: From Capital Accumulation to Institutions and Culture”




What happens when an economist reads Homer's epic tale of Odysseus??? tylercowen is here to tell his tale. Read Part 1 at Econlib today: loom.ly/zfPhy18 #Homer #TheOdyssey #economics #classics

🚨 New Version Alert! 🚨 We’ve just finished a major revision of our paper on political rhetoric and racial discrimination in drug arrests. We show how War on Drugs rhetoric shaped law enforcement behavior. Francesco Barilari 📄 Read it here: [papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…]
![Diego Zambiasi (@d_zambiasi) on Twitter photo 🚨 New Version Alert! 🚨
We’ve just finished a major revision of our paper on political rhetoric and racial discrimination in drug arrests. We show how War on Drugs rhetoric shaped law enforcement behavior.
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📄 Read it here: [papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…] 🚨 New Version Alert! 🚨
We’ve just finished a major revision of our paper on political rhetoric and racial discrimination in drug arrests. We show how War on Drugs rhetoric shaped law enforcement behavior.
<a href="/Fra_Barilari/">Francesco Barilari</a>
📄 Read it here: [papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GjqBqhjW4AAwLCb.png)

Harry Pickard Harry Pickard (Newcastle) is now presenting the paper “Institutional Origins and the Balance of Power: Long-run effects of the Danelaw Boundary on English State Formation”, with Soeren Henn Soeren Henn (Wisconsin-Madison) 👇🏼


🚨 Announcement - Hajnal Lecture 2025 🚨 "The Origins of Constitutional Government" by Mark Koyama May 7, 2025 from 4 to 5:30 pm The Arthur Lewis Lab for Comparative Development, University of Manchester And no need to register to come to the lecture! 1/3



🛥️Joris Frese applies Multiple Unexpected Events during Survey Design to study how Mediterranean shipwrecks shape immigration attitudes... ➡️...and finds anti-immigration attitudes only declined in one exceptionally high-salience case cambridge.org/core/journals/… #FirstView


Four majors made Rory McIlroy great. Completing a career Grand Slam, legendary.


Superb piece from Tim Wigmore on wobble seam telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2025/0…
