De week van Went in tweets #185

Echte ondernemers — @fokkesukke in NRC pic.twitter.com/pbi35QqemN

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

Hoe de boze twitteraar het debat bepaalt: ‘In het algemeen is de toon van het debat op Twitter veel ruwer dan in het gewone leven, aan alle kanten van het spectrum’ — @vrij_nederland https://t.co/U0gcNmz1VM

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

Must-read! The Follower Factory: “You can’t take any tweet at face value. And not everything is what it seems” https://t.co/TarYAuVNK0

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 28, 2018

‘We denken dat we het goed doen in ons land, maar als je naar inclusie van mensen met een arbeidsbeperking kijkt valt dat bitter tegen’ – SZW-dg Bernard ter Haar pic.twitter.com/pYTiXOa7Wf

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

Acht nieuwe technologieën die kunnen bijdragen aan (ander) werk voor mensen met een arbeidsbeperking – @UWVnl pic.twitter.com/6eeKhgoE4z

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

“There are technological developments that will change the nature of work. The question is whether the developments are used for the intensification of exploitation or whether the benefits are shared with workers” https://t.co/XywzTbYARO

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 26, 2018

Technology, globalisation and the squeeze on good jobs: Creating more jobs is a fine goal; creating better jobs is even finer https://t.co/FahZcK1gi5

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

Where Do We Stand With “More And Better” Jobs In Europe? — Agnieszka Piasna on The European Job Quality Index (JQI) for EU28 countries, on @socialeurope https://t.co/SQ1yDZ6rcv

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 28, 2018

New study shows that crisis-driven economic insecurity is a substantial driver of populism and political distrust: ‘Our results give a rationale for countercyclical macroeconomic policies, preventing rising unemployment and attenuating its impact’ https://t.co/ZNy8HrOtpr

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

Why economists should look at horses: the best economists are those with dirty shoes — @CJFDillow —https://t.co/HcUb9t1OC6 pic.twitter.com/pIJvsJySbE

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 27, 2018

When metrics make for desperate measures: Rather than rely on the informed judgment of people familiar with the situation, we gather meaningless numbers at great cost https://t.co/xjVrKlZ0zj

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 24, 2018

‘The unique feature of a city is that it doesn’t work for anyone unless it works for everyone’: very good (long) conversation with @humantransit about how public transport really works — @izakaminska FT — https://t.co/RIZCW6VShP pic.twitter.com/KM3nWG92wp

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 26, 2018

Amsterdam, Barcelona, Madrid, Vienna, Paris, Reykjavik, Krakow and Brussels urge the European Commission to take action on Airbnb data https://t.co/NCDN4mGGD5

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 26, 2018

De gemeente Schagen heeft een wethouder van geluk, begroot op geluk en stuurt op geluk: 'Wij bepalen niet wat geluk is, we helpen bij het verkrijgen ervan' — @trouw — https://t.co/zXozUQiqp5 pic.twitter.com/8FlLqEMIy6

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 27, 2018

‘Welvaart is veel meer dan alleen het bbp’ — Interview met Jan-Pieter Smits over de Monitor Brede Welvaart die in mei voor het eerst verschijnt — NRC — https://t.co/WgYmO95hHd pic.twitter.com/Txdh7HZ1Mn

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 26, 2018

Very much looking forward to reading ‘Growth Delusion: Wealth, Poverty and the Well-Being of Nations’, by FT’s @davidpilling — https://t.co/zgWeUdicI4 pic.twitter.com/OnfcSxZ9qa

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 28, 2018

De opmerkelijke terugkeer van een eerlijker inkomensverdeling in het beleid — @Economendagboek en Rolph van der Hoeven van @issnl van de @erasmusuni op @mejudice https://t.co/ot7xENuiYN

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 28, 2018

reading ‘Sustainable Development Goals and Income Inequality’, edited by @issnl profs. @economendagboek and Rolph van der Hoeven: very good! — https://t.co/AOoE24yOaL pic.twitter.com/ClOoSxRQKv

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 30, 2018

Every study we could find on what automation will do to jobs. Conclusion: we have no idea how many jobs will actually be lost to the march of technological progress https://t.co/yV20wB6jKP (ht @FabianDekker) pic.twitter.com/4XRZqbkbXr

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

Wat een prachtige @vpro serie is ‘Door het hart van China’ zeg: een aanrader! — https://t.co/hsiypDVrHT pic.twitter.com/EcRU4MzxhF

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 25, 2018

The golden toilet in the snowy landscape by Vincent van Gogh (via OL&C) pic.twitter.com/fO5N2mApkt

— Robert Went (@went1955) January 28, 2018