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christianvedel.bsky.social
Assistant Professor at @sdueconhist.bsky.social, University of Southern Denmark. Interested in Economic Geography, Machine Learning and Causal Inference in Economic History. https://sites.google.com/view/christianvedel
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Instruktøren for kryolit-dokumentaren tager til genmæle i P1 Orientering - men svarene er langt fra overbevisende: www.dr.dk/lyd/p1/p1-or... For mig at se er dokumentaren et eksempel på misinformation, som det oftest praksiseres i politik og på sociale medier. 🧵 (1/4)

Have other university ITs become just as overzealous or are we blessed with a particularly impossible setup? in recent years, under the disguise of cybersecurity, we have gradually lost all authority over our work computers (e.g., what software to access) & now everything is subject to bureaucracy.

Real footage of a synthetic control model

New working paper on the Milk Wars in early 20th century Ireland. We look at the role of creamery competition in aggravating violence in the Irish countryside during the war of independence ehes.org/working-pape...

job opening in copenhagen:

#EconHist

Great workshop on historical microdata at CES/LMU today! Look forward to the rest of it tomorrow. Image from lunch at Munich's Englisher Garten. Presentations included, among others: @mreiske.bsky.social @christianvedel.bsky.social @jvoth.bsky.social @cathrinmohr.bsky.social

We are now live in this place as well. Follow for updates on Economic History research from our group of curious economic historians and posts related to it.

CfP: 14th Annual Workshop on Growth, History, and Development 1/ 📚 Join us as we reflect on 150 Years of Women’s University Education in Denmark (1875–2025)! This year’s theme celebrates progress, explores ongoing challenges, and envisions future directions for women in academia and beyond.

This platform has grown explosively since the election, but growth has slowed down the past few days. Should we be concerned? No. A temporary plateau was inevitable given the heterogeneity of social media users. From my point of view Bluesky is already over the hump 1/

Tweeting is the generic term for posts on twitter-like platforms. You can tweet on Threads, Mastodon, X and BlueSky - and a number of other platforms yet to be invented. Currently my favorite Twitter is BlueSky.

I thought I was safe. I thought it was over.

Hi #EconSky, Not sure if the Starter Pack party's over, but I've made an Econ Starter Pack of Starter Packs! 😄 It's a work in progress, so I may have missed some. Let me know if there's anything to add—DMs are open! Thanks for support @economista.bsky.social! docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

Looking to hire a talented and dedicated econometrician? I highly recommend Nadja van't Hoff. We collaborated with Arthur Lewbel on "LiM and the CC-LATE", R&R at the REStat. In her JMP, she develops novel identification results for settings with non-binary, ordered treatments. nadjavanthoff.com

Denmark becomes first country in world to introduce climate tax on livestock emissions, also agreement on N reduction and land use change, supported by broad majority in Parliament and main farmer organisation. Yes, there are criticisms but still extraordinary achievement

There are now FIVE economic-history-related starter packs, listed in order of their emergence...: EH1 @benmschneider.bsky.social bsky.app/starter-pack... EH2 @jamesfeigenbaum.bsky.social bsky.app/starter-pack... Historical Political Economy @magnusrasmussen.bsky.social bsky.app/starter-pack...

🚨New publication alert!🚨 Blue Sky has been growing fast lately—a testament to how platforms adapt and thrive in dynamic environments. Adaptability for SoMe users, but even more for industries facing challenges like energy crises. We explore adaptation to the WWI energy crisis in a new paper🧵👇 (1/7)

My research focuses on two broad areas: (i) the role of human capital in economic development, and (ii) innovative starter packs that 3-4 people care about.

🚨New language model for historical occupations🚨 OccCANINE is a new tool, which turns occupational descriptions (in all their pesky variety) into standard HISCO codes. Accurate, multilingual and fast. Developed by Christian M. Dahl, Torben Johansen, and myself (1/12)