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In the first of a series of interviews, we speak to Deirdre McCloskey, professor of Economics, History, English and Communication…

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We spoke to Paul Krugman (City University of New York, Nobel Prize 2008) about the dangers of economists getting too big…

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Inspired by a desire to enable students of any discipline to become excellent communicators of economics, Dr Marianna Koli (@mariannakoli) has…

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The first thing to do when thinking about how to communicate economic research to a wider audience…

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We spoke to mega-blogger Alex Tabarrok (Marginal Revolution) about running a blog, the usefulness of blogging…

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Criticising economics is en vogue. This may be partially be due to the discipline’s limitations and…

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The referendum on the UK’s membership of the EU was a watershed moment for research communication. Despite…

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Do economic researchers have the right incentives to communicate their insights as clear policy recommendations? Economist and long-time Italian…

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Of all the words economists say in interviews, the word that grates the most is the word ‘interesting’. ‘We…

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Communicating economics to audiences beyond the ivory tower has never been more vital for policy and public debate –…

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As I was preparing to launch Communicating Economics, a colleague pointed me to this article on the BBC website:…

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It will come as no surprise to read that Communicating Economics is against euphemisms and jargon.