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weekly link roundup (November 2, 2026)
It’s (US) Election Day!
Nov 3
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Lauren Gilbert
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October 2026
weekly link roundup (October 27, 2026)
Is migration scalable?
Oct 27
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Lauren Gilbert
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weekly link roundup (October 21, 2026)
This week in In Development Magazine, we explore one of the big questions in development: is there anything that can replace the factory as an engine of…
Oct 21
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Lauren Gilbert
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What was JD Vance up to at that immigration press conference last week?
Microsoft suspended from PERM, Harvard being investigated for hosting foreign scholars, another day in the life of US immigration.
Oct 16
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Lauren Gilbert
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Luke Eure
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weekly link roundup (October 14, 2026)
this week’s list is being written at 35,000 ft while on a lot of cold medication.
Oct 14
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Lauren Gilbert
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weekly link roundup (October 7, 2026)
This week in In Development Magazine, we have a discussion between Timothy Ogden and Michael Kremer about Kremer’s approach to economics, and Tim’s…
Oct 7
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Lauren Gilbert
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weekly link roundup (October 2, 2026)
In Development Magazine is back!
Oct 2
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Lauren Gilbert
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September 2026
weekly link roundup (September 23, 2026)
Children of immigrants to Britain do better on standardized tests than the native-born.
Sep 23
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Lauren Gilbert
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weekly link roundup (September 17, 2026)
The Houthis use Claude.
Sep 17
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Lauren Gilbert
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weekly link roundup (September 9, 2026)
The last piece of issue 2 of In Development Magazine is out: Oliver Kim and Oliver Hanney on how AI is affecting IT outsourcing in India - and what…
Sep 9
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Lauren Gilbert
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weekly link roundup (September 3, 2026)
This week in In Development Magazine, Erin Collinson and Charles Kenny explain what on earth is happening in US foreign aid these days.
Sep 3
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Lauren Gilbert
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August 2026
weekly link roundup (August 25, 2026)
This week in In Development Magazine, we decided to make economists angry by pointing out that they should do more qualitative work.
Aug 25
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Lauren Gilbert
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