Given current circumstances, I expect a larger share...
Given current circumstances, I expect a larger share of you, dear readers, to stay at home during this (northern hemisphere) summer time. This change of routines is not only reducing our ecological footprints (although only slightly and by far not enough), it also provides me with the opportunity to get some readings done. I look forward to doing all sorts of readings: necessary & unnecessary readings, readings of stuff my students wrote and, of course, readings required for decreasing the height of the book & paper staple with the dreadful “to read”-tag on it. In case you are still searching for some additional reading material to more effectively borderline between home-office and home-vacation, you probably can make good use of the recently published books (especially this one seems timely) and journal-issues compiled below. Especially, the inaugural issue of the recently launched Review of Evolutionary Political Economy (REPE) should most definitely catch your attention.
In any case, please note that (northern hemisphere) summer time also implies that the Newsletter is going to reduce its frequency of publication until September. This means you will receive news from us only every four instead of every three weeks.
Have a good time, stay healthy and hope to see you in August,
Jakob