Blogs I read

Rather than create a long blogroll, I’m listing separately the (non-mathematical) blogs that I read on a regular or semi-regular basis.

Individual/group blogs not published as the viewpoints of a specific institution, though they may be affiliated to an institution:

• Aid Watchers by William Easterly and Laura Freschi of the Development Research Institute at New York University.

• Freakonomics by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner, who wrote the eponymous book. Has many guest authors.

• The Marginal Revolution by Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok, who wrote the eponymous book.

• Will Wilkinson’s blog

• Econlog by Arnold Kling, Bryan Caplan, and David Henderson.

• The Becker-Posner blog by Gary Becker and Richard Posner.

• Rough Type by Nicholas Carr.

• Tech Liberation Front, a group blog of cyber-libertarians.

• Infothought blog by Seth Finkelstein.

• Steve Pavlina’s blog.

• Timothy B. Lee’s blog: Bottom Up.

• India Uncut by Amit Varma.

• Greg Mankiw’s blog.

• Casey Mulligan’s blog.

• Muse Free by Abhishek.

Blogs with institutional affiliation:

• Cato@Liberty, the blog of the Cato Institute.

• Hit & Run, the blog of Reason Magazine.

Blogs by friends/personal acquaintances:

• The Lumber Room (Shreevatsa’s weblog).

• Kaleidoscope (Anirbit’s weblog).