Thursday at 3pm: Romain Wacziarg of UCLA on migration as an escape valve from Malthusian limits, presenting “Malthusian Migrations” at this week’s Alesina Seminar.
iq.harvard.edu/event/romain-…
#PoliticalEconomy #EconomicHistory #Migration
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The Dataverse Project @dataverseorg has a new site! The redesigned dataverse.org is open source and published with GitHub Pages.
iq.harvard.edu/news/2026/11/…
#Dataverse #OpenSource #OpenScience
After years of decline, bias is rising again. IQSS affiliate Mahzarin Banaji @banaji and co-authors ask what the pandemic had to do with it.
insight.kellogg.northwestern…
#ImplicitBias #Psychology #Harvard
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Starting at 1pm: new to the FASRC clusters? This virtual training covers the tools on offer and how to run your workflows on the cluster.
rc.fas.harvard.edu/events/ge…
#ResearchComputing #HPC #Harvard
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Wednesday at 12 noon: Qi Zhang presents “Controllable Generative Sandbox for Causal Inference” at this week’s #AppliedStatistics Workshop.
appliedstatsworkshopgov3009.…
#CausalInference #Statistics
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IQSS affiliate Andrew O'Donohue ( @AOD_PhD) set out to understand why democracies are in danger. The answer led him somewhere he didn’t expect: the courts.
iq.harvard.edu/news/2026/10/…
#Democracy #Courts #Harvard #PoliticalScience #Government
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Friday at 1pm: A two-hour @HarvardCGA workshop introduces spatial analysis in R. Registration required.
gis.harvard.edu/event/gettin…
#RStats #GIS #SpatialData
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Thursday at 3pm: Dan Mattingly ( @Yale) asks whether pro-CCP messaging in Chinese AI models persuades global audiences, presenting “AI Slopaganda and Its Limits” at the Alesina Seminar.
iq.harvard.edu/event/dan-mat…
#PoliticalEconomy #AI #China
AI article reviews now beat human peer reviews at their best. A new paper by IQSS director Gary King @kinggary and director of Data Science Services Steven Worthington asks what that should mean for journals.
gking.harvard.edu/peerless/
#PeerReview #AI #OpenScience
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IQSS affiliate Tomiko Brown-Nagin reflects on eight years leading the Harvard @RadInstitute, as she prepares to leave for Stanford.
news.harvard.edu/gazette/sto…
#HigherEd #Law #Harvard
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Wednesday at 12 noon: Abhinandan Dalal presents “Partial Identification of Causal Effects for Endogenous Continuous Treatments” at this week’s #AppliedStatistics Workshop.
iq.harvard.edu/event/abhinan…
#CausalInference #Statistics
How will the November midterms shake out?
IQSS director Gary King (@kinggary), IQSS research associate @DannyCEbanks, and @CalTech professor @Jonathan_N_Katz built an interactive forecast for US Congressional seats on the ballot.
gking.harvard.edu/electit/
#Elections #USPolitics
OpenDP Library v0.16.0 is now available (@opendp_org), with new functionality, expanded documentation and smoother onboarding for new contributors.
github.com/opendp/opendp/rel…
#DifferentialPrivacy #OpenSource #ResearchData
Support for single-payer health care is rising. IQSS affiliate David Cutler (@cutler_econ) examines what #MedicareforAll would actually require, writing in @JAMAHealthForum.
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
#HealthPolicy #Economics #PublicHealth
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IQSS affiliate @BenSchneer finds voters historically respond to the individual candidate, not the name above them on the ballot, but that seems to be changing.
hks.harvard.edu/faculty-rese…
#AmericanPolitics #Elections
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What does holding a grudge cost you?
Tyler VanderWeele, faculty director of the Human Flourishing Program at IQSS (@HFHarvard), tells @CBSNews how forgiveness has measurable benefits.
cbsnews.com/video/letting-go…
#Flourishing #Psychology #PublicHealth
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Why hasn’t AI triggered mass layoffs?
IQSS affiliate Raffaella Sadun (@raffasadun) weighs in on why adopting AI has not yet meant the job losses many predicted.
news.harvard.edu/gazette/sto…
#AI #FutureOfWork #Harvard
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Thursday at 3pm: @AdamBerinsky examines whether LLMs can shift voter attitudes, presenting “Persuasion through the use of human–artificial intelligence dialogues” at this week’s Alesina Seminar.
iq.harvard.edu/event/adam-be…
#PoliticalEconomy #AI #Elections
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US homeownership rates have held steady since 1970. The geography has not.
@HarvardCGA researchers Connie Chen, SV Subramanian, and coauthors map growing regional disparities in homeownership and housing growth, 1970–2020.
doi.org/10.1016/j.cities.202…
#GeographicAnalysis #Housing
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Dataverse 6.12 is now available, with new API capabilities, performance and security improvements, and a range of bug fixes.
github.com/IQSS/dataverse/re…
#Dataverse #ResearchData #OpenData #OpenScience






