BITS & BRIEFS: Policies and perceived job security // Rubinstein, Rodrik and sociology of economics // Keynes’ oddest work // What have we learned after the crisis?

• Unemployment assistance or dismissal protection? How do policies shape workers’ perceptions of job security? Interesting findings from 23 countries by Lena Hipp

• Ariel Rubinstein elegantly reviews Dani Rodrik’s superb book Economics Rules, adding his own insights on sociology of economics profession, economics curriculum, and the dismal situation of publishing in economics 

• The year 2030 in Keynes’ eyes; André Orléan reflects on Keynes’ astonishing and odd essay “Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildren” (1930)

• Approaching 10 years after the 2007-8 crisis: What have we learned? Give your opinion in this survey conducted by PREP – The foundation for Promoting Reform towards pluralist Economics for the Public interest  

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