Governance Cybernetics is a newsletter by an author who writes about how governments, companies and civic organisations become more or less effective, covering housing, industrial policy, state capacity and family policy. Recent issues mix policy analysis with concrete organisational examples, such as volunteer mobilisation and landfill capacity, and the author also promotes a reader survey and personal apps.
Website: https://www.governance.fyi
Practitioner field notes on building and governing production AI agents, mostly on Microsoft Copilot Studio and Power Platform. Issues cover infrastructure-as-code for governance, environment and ALM strategy, and orchestration design drawn from hands-on projects.
An economist's newsletter on Jamaican public policy, combining investigations of government procurement data with essays on national history and civic obligation. Articles state their sources and methods and separate verified figures from press-reported ones.
Jameson Lopp writes long-form essays on Bitcoin protocol debates, privacy, and freedom, including a multi-part series on quantum risk and a historical post mortem of BIP-110. Readers get a strongly argued, well-sourced personal perspective on Bitcoin governance and security, with occasional personal reflections.
A French newsletter for associations, foundations and their advisers covering case law, tax and governance in the non-profit sector. Each issue pairs a short essential summary with analysis of a court ruling, ministerial answer or decree and its practical consequences.
One short email a week with hand-picked newsletters from the index. Free, no spam, unsubscribe anytime.
