Showing posts with label Think Tanks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Think Tanks. Show all posts
Monday, December 1, 2014
From Academia to a Think Tank: Reflections on How to Be Lucky
From Academia to a Think Tank: Reflections on How to Be Lucky, American Historical Association's Perspectives, December 2014, "So the American academy is reaping what it has sowed. All it has to do to drive more of its graduates away is to keep on doing what it’s done for the past 40 years. The alternative to the status quo, therefore, isn’t nonacademic jobs. That’s today’s reality. The alternative is for the academy to stop relying on luck and instead make an effort to do preparation for nonacademic jobs right."
Monday, January 23, 2012
On Tevi Troy's Article on Think Tanks
A View of Think-Tanks from America, Centre for Policy Studies, January 23, 2012. "Working as I do at the Heritage Foundation, and writing for the Centre for Policy Studies, may put me in danger of mistaking the trees for the forest. Still, British readers should check out Tevi Troy’s article “Devaluing the Think Tank,” in the latest issue of National Affairs, available free online. Troy’s claim is that U.S. think tanks play “a central role in policy development,” but that, “while most think tanks continue to serve as homes for some academic-style scholarship regarding public policy, many have also come to play more active (if informal) roles in politics." "
Monday, February 4, 2008
US and UK Think Tanks
The Think Tank Gap, February 4, 2008, Commentary Online.
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British Politics,
Class Politics,
Commentary,
Think Tanks,
US Politics
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