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Comment on ECB research paper continues to deny that bond buying programmes essentially funded the Eurozone governments...

To Dan MacCauley. I would not say “risk free”. There is a lot of risk in claiming real resources if it goes beyond fair use and planetary renewal boundaries. Better imho is Alfred...

Brands in the Comments: A Helpful Guide

Does your brand want to comment on social videos? Well, we’ve got a helpful guide you should hear first. From choosing the right content to comment on, to interacting with other br...

Commentary on Section 301 Tariffs

Tariffs are in the news again. From Politico, Oliver Ward, Megan Messerly, and Daniel Desrochers report: The Trump administration on Thursday finalized new double-digit tariffs on...

Comment on ECB research paper continues to deny that bond buying programmes essentially funded the Eurozone governments...

Please send them this detailed reply https://new-wayland.com/blog/comment-on-wolswijk-2026/ Thanks Bill

Comments on CDSCO’s Brand Name Extension Policies

Earlier this month, we had shared the news of CDSCO inviting comments on the long standing problem of Brand Name Extensions (BNE) practices. While this problem is one with severe c...

Noted with comment

I’ve been thinking about the problems teachers are now having with AI-generated term papers, take-home exams, etc. And I happened to stumble across this quotation in my notes: “Put...

Commentary on Section 338 Tariffs

In “Trump to Impose 50% Tariff on Many Canadian Goods,” Ana Swanson and Ian Austen report for the New York Times: President Trump on Monday signed orders to impose a 50 percent tar...

Commentary: Who needs consultants in the age of AI?

Getting a company to implement recommended changes is a contact sport that only humans can play, says Robert Armstrong for the Financial Times.

New Perspectives on the Legal Treatise

Now in an era in which it is uncommon to find much discussion and newly written commentary on aspects of law publishing, as distinct from artificial intelligence technology, it was...

Commentary: The Collector’s Mindset

By Katelyn Amendolara-Russo YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – There is a difference between owning art and collecting art. I learned that distinction during my time in Venice, when I had the oppo...

Fagan: The Coming Law Review Shortage

Frank Fagan (South Texas), The Coming Law Review Shortage, 2025 U. Ill. L. Rev. Online 187: Today, law reviews sit near equilibrium: roughly 5,000 annual submissions for about 5,60...

One night in Uzbekistan: Why was this one data point so influential, and what should these researchers had done ahead o...

Sol Hsiang writes: We have a comment coming out in Nature next week that is going to cause the retraction of a high-profile paper by Kotz et al. from last year (the second most cit...

New comment on Blog Post What Makes a Game Make-as-You-Play?

by rwinder Related Item: Make-as-You-Play Games I wrote a complex follow-up to this post with a new scoring method this past weekend, but then discovered an Achilles Heel with th...

New comment on GeekList The Space-Biff! Historical Journal

by DickyD00 when reviewing stuff context is king. I want to know which 6 games it's closest to and why it's done it better or worse with examples.Sure a sentence of silly fluff...

Two Weeks in Review: 13—24 July 2026

The last fortnight has seen commentators focus primarily on conflict, climate, and immigration. A mini-symposium has ranged over a number of legal questions raised by a potential R...

Featured Comment: Reintroducing refuelling would bring more negatives than positives | Brief

Reintroducing refuelling would bring more negatives than positives

Poll results on sending revised mss back out for review

Recently, I polled readers on their views as editors (or would-be editors) on sending revised mss back out for review. Here are the results! tl;dr: Interesting range of views out t...

How carbon markets can succeed & also serve Global South communities (commentary)

Carbon markets were designed around the compelling premise that private finance could flow where forests are most at risk, rewarding the communities and landowners who protect them...

Some More Or Less Tentative Thoughts on Substack

I appreciate the emails from readers about my Substack post. I do not read the comments, so if you left… The post Some More Or Less Tentative Thoughts on Substack appeared first on...

Weekly Commentary: Bessent's Gambit Part Two

My Comments on EDRM v2.0

The Electronic Discovery Reference Model has completed the public comment period for the new version 2.0. First stewarded by Tom Gelbmann and George Socha, it has served as the fou...

The China Squeeze: A response to our critics

Our recent PIIE working paper and the subsequent Foreign Affairs article detailed how China's manufacturing export strength is curbing poorer countries' opportunities to industrial...

Featured Comment: Is F1’s racing in 2026 better or worse than the DRS era? | Brief

Is F1's racing in 2026 better or worse than the DRS era?

Rooting tree seed production in local knowledge boosts forest restoration outcomes (commentary)

Since the launch of global restoration initiatives such as the U.N. Decade on Ecosystem Restoration (2021-2030), large-scale tree planting has become the hallmark of many restorati...