Dissent is a personal blog covering philosophy, policy, progress and long-term futures, with essays on UK student finance, AI scaling debates, and housing and planning reform. Readers get the author's contrarian, data-referenced arguments and links to ideas from economists and researchers.
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Limestone Post Magazine publishes long-form local journalism and features about southern Indiana, centered on Bloomington and Monroe County. Issues cover arts, education policy, and local innovation, with named sources and on-the-ground reporting.
Iain Martin offers commentary on British politics, economics, geopolitics and culture, covering topics such as Labour's leadership, education results and public policy. Readers get opinionated, personal analysis from a veteran political journalist, with some issues reserved for paying subscribers.
A newsletter from a nonpartisan Princeton alumni group featuring essays on free speech, academic freedom, and viewpoint diversity in higher education. Issues combine polling data, personal reflection, and commentary on education policy, including K-12 schooling and AI in the classroom.
Essays and research-based pieces on education policy, drawing on comparisons between Finland's teacher training reforms and the Indian teaching profession. Readers also get announcements and discussions with education leaders from the Jetri Dialogs series.
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