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We’ve been fighting for ten years to build an economy that works for all of us by making the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share in taxes.
Follow us on all socials to boost tax fairness ➡️ @4taxfairness
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PhD Researcher at LMU Munich. Interested in Housing Studies, Real Utopias and Wealth Inequality.
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Dutchman 🇳🇱 in the South 🇺🇸 | Politicoloog 👨🎓 | European politics 🇪🇺 | far-right parties 👌 | soccer & politics ⚽ | groundhopping ⚽️🏉🏒 | punkrock 🎸 | movies 🎥 | columnist ✍️ | straight edge ❌❌❌ | he/him/his 🚹 | opinions are mine, not of employer 🗣️| NO INTERVIEWS
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Asst. Prof @ Drexel Kline (https://drexel.edu/law/faculty/fulltime_fac/andrew-leahey/)
Columnist @ Bloomberg Tax (https://technicallyspeak.ing/)
Podcaster @ Min Comp (https://minimumcomp.com)
Mastodon:
@andrew@esq.social (https://esq.social/@andrew)
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Political philosopher; once upon a time economist. Prof @ Utrecht University | Public values (social justice, sustainability, quality of life). Fair economies, caring societies.
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Political scientist at Johns Hopkins University: democracy, inequality, political psychology, public opinion, behavioral everything. No relation. American by way of Estonia, Sweden, and England.
Expert in climate change and children's wellbeing. Adjunct Professor of Social Policy at Hunter College. Funny IRL. Mother to wonderful humans and spoiled dogs.
Sociologist of inequality.
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Sociology postdoctoral student at @iasliu, Linköping University, Sweden. I study neighborhood effects and spatial inequalities using register data.
Poverty and Inequality Research Lab at Hopkins • Marshall Scholar at Oxford • I research housing insecurity, the social safety net, and social mobility.
matthewtgannon.com
Assistant Professor of Sociology, Lehman College - CUNY
American historian and biographer.
Pulitzer Prize for History for "Custer's Trials: A Life on the Frontier of a New America"
Pulitzer Prize for Biography & National Book Award for Nonfiction for "The First Tycoon: The Epic Life of Cornelius Vanderbilt”
Economics professor at Princeton. I study environmental conservation, gender equality, and (too many) other topics in developing countries.
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Senior Fellow at the American Immigration Council. Commenting generally on immigration law and policy. Retweets =/= endorsements, views are my own.
policy, $, political economy of race // 70-80s soul, 90s hip hop //
#DubNation // proud product of miscegenation // Berkeley prof (formerly: Princeton CSDP, UW)
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Stand Together for Higher Ed (STHE) is a member-driven organization open to higher ed employees in the U.S. Our work is grounded in the shared values of academic freedom, independent governance, and access to higher education.
www.standtogetherhighered.org
Professor of Sociology at Washington University-St. Louis
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Inequality Economist, former trader and author of The Trading Game. Other Economists make predictions, but my ones are actually right.
linktr.ee/garysecon
Poverty & Inequality Research Lab Director, JHU Prof, Research Principal @ OpportunityInsights, hopeful policy shaper, apathy eraser, Balto Lover, Chicago Born
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Sociologist Arbeiterkammer, Lecturer Univ. Vienna and FH Campus Wien, research on social inequality, work/work relations, and political sociology
Professor of Political Science, University of Copenhagen. Research interests: European and Nordic Politics, Political Economy. Collector of modern ceramics, Faroese paintings and Christine Swane paintings. Lifelong fan of Bob Dylan and modernist poetry.
Social scientist, Paris-Dauphine University, Institut Universitaire de France. Economic sociology, sociolegal studies, family, gender, social classes, wealth inequality, elite studies.
New project: gender and wealth accumulation in Europe
Associate Professor at INRS (Université du Québec). Holder Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Families Financial Experiences and Wealth Inequality. Director Partenariat de recherche Familles en mouvance.
chairepatrimoine.inrs.ca 
Sociologist of organizations, inequality, and hope