Thank you for putting in the work writing this blog! It’s such a great read, and the mix of topics keeps things fresh. Personally, I found your piece on Albert Hirschman the best up to date… but I‘m curious for what you still have in store for your readership!
As a (very) larval economic historian, I find all your pieces inspiring, Oliver — always a great blend of historical economics and economic history. To peek into your draft folder… :)
Hi Oliver! Your essays are great. It would be amazing if you could write a post on the basic readings one should read to understand development economics. I know there are a lot of syllabus out there, but I would really like to know your personal selection. In my experience, "what to read" posts tend to be quite popular and long lasting!
Your blog posts are fascinating, ask big questions and are always thoughtful and empirically grounded. Without a doubt some of my favourite reads last year.
Thank you for putting in the work writing this blog! It’s such a great read, and the mix of topics keeps things fresh. Personally, I found your piece on Albert Hirschman the best up to date… but I‘m curious for what you still have in store for your readership!
As a (very) larval economic historian, I find all your pieces inspiring, Oliver — always a great blend of historical economics and economic history. To peek into your draft folder… :)
Hi Oliver! Your essays are great. It would be amazing if you could write a post on the basic readings one should read to understand development economics. I know there are a lot of syllabus out there, but I would really like to know your personal selection. In my experience, "what to read" posts tend to be quite popular and long lasting!
Thanks! That's kind of you to say -- and a good idea!
Your blog posts are fascinating, ask big questions and are always thoughtful and empirically grounded. Without a doubt some of my favourite reads last year.