In 2022, the US Census Bureau adopted an entirely new set of county-equivalent geographies for the state of Connecticut.

These geographies are based on Connecticut's nine planning regions, replacing the use of the eight legacy counties which haven't had political function in the…

A wealth of #publicpolicy research talks about the 'punctuations' we get when separate issues become linked and spur positive feedback - our issues with cell tower placement (for emergencies in river valleys) were a forerunner of this deepened problem.

The background here is the degree to which Boards of Education (not the schools themselves) run like Henry Tudor's court—curated, autocratic, and narrow-minded.

Hey everyone, I'm recruiting a master's student to study the social dimensions of agrivoltaics! Please see link below.

annaerwin.org/study-and-work…

'Modeling Approach Matters, But Not as Much as Preprocessing: Comparison of Machine Learning and Traditional Revenue Forecasting Techniques' by Sarah Larson & Michael Overton reexamines what is the best technique for forecasting sales tax
revenue. doi.org/10.59469/pfj.2…

First thing Trump should do after Haley’s announcement is select his transition director, here’s why that matters: thehill.com/opinion/campai…

There's TWO WEEKS LEFT to register for #COPPR24 under the early bird rate!

You will still be able to register for #COPPR24 after March 15th, but the rates for in-person and virtual attendance will go up! (Registration will stay free for students.)
policyprocessresearch.org/2024-conferenc…

Come and join us at the wonderful UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy! We have an opening for a Lecturer (aka tenure track Assistant Professor role) in International Public Policy closing on the 10th of March: ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/se…

New book chapter with Christopher Hood on the ‘risk of risk regulation’. Open access: rdcu.be/dzRlQ carr_LSE