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From recent posts: Sensible Medicine publishes essays on medical ethics, patient-doctor relationships, and the challenges of evidence-based medicine in the digital age. The publication targets healthcare professionals and academics…

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Achieve your potential: Learn from experience !! I've published more than 380 articles in my research career, including many in Nature and Science. Here, I share Tips n'Tricks to help you understand the publication…

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Exploring the relationships between social justice discourse, inequality, and the rise of the symbolic professions.

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From recent posts: The Black Studies Podcast publishes interviews with scholars from universities such as American University, Williams College, Johns Hopkins, NYU, University of Illinois, and Queens College covering topics including…

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From recent posts: CCG Update publishes transcripts of book launches, roundtables, and interviews alongside opinion columns on China’s trade, foreign policy, and AI governance. It is written for readers tracking China’s role in global…

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From recent posts: Stroncature publishes academic book reviews, event reports, and explanatory articles spanning European politics, migration, AI, sustainability, and the history of science. It serves readers interested in scholarly…

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From recent posts: The New Books Network Newsletter publishes in-depth interviews, book highlights, and event reports across diverse fields including education, espionage history, literary festivals, anthropology, and automotive design…

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Causal Inference, Coding and Consumer Finance

Likely audience: Academic researchers in economics and finance

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From recent posts: All Hear is a monthly newsletter that publishes lists of audio journalism fellowships, arts grants, residencies, and industry funding opportunities for journalists and creatives. It also occasionally features editor…

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From recent posts: The SciCommer is a weekly newsletter that blends news updates, research round-ups, and job listings for science communicators and researchers. It regularly publishes conference calendars, training course announcements…

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From recent posts: Big iff True publishes interviews and essays spanning moral philosophy, political advertising, and analytic philosophy. Recent issues feature transcripts of author interviews on heartbreak and ethics, critiques of…

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From recent posts: Ottoman Encounters publishes academic articles, book reviews, and interview series focused on the history of the Ottoman Empire and Turkic peoples. The publication targets an audience interested in Middle Eastern…

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From recent posts: The Dickens Project publishes historical biographies, literary analysis, and social history focused on Charles Dickens and Victorian England. The publication mixes essays on specific events like the Staplehurst train…

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From recent posts: This publication features academic articles on medieval economic history, AI in academia, and degrowth theory, alongside editorials on the state of academic publishing. It targets scholars and researchers interested in…

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From recent posts: Spenglerian.Perspective publishes essays applying Oswald Spengler's philosophy to contemporary politics, culture, and gender dynamics. The publication targets readers interested in cultural morphology and critical…

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Medicine, Cardiology and health policy

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Dedicated to exploring the history, culture, and politics that shape—and are shaped by—the teams and players we follow.

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From recent posts: William Davies publishes a rotating mix of book announcements, cultural commentary on technology and politics, and reflections on academia and mental health. The content targets readers interested in critical analysis…

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A blog about metaethics, metaphilosophy, and moral psychology.

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Broad discussions about ideas and intellectual history regarding literary culture and democracy - these public things.

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A newsletter about revolutionary history.

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From recent posts: Sergey Radchenko's newsletter publishes weekly geopolitical analysis, historical reviews, and policy commentary focusing on Russia-Ukraine relations, the Cold War, and US foreign policy. The publication targets readers…

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