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This is my blog about my adventures in long-distance backpacking, ultra-marathons, sarcasm, and maybe a bit of development economics. This other site is my academic economics site. Thursday, August 06, 2015. Just wrote about, and is definitely my kind of race. For Then we climbed, and climbed, saw some mountain goats, and kept climbing, until we summited Delano Peak.

Health systems, monitoring, evaluation, learning. A brief history of jerrycans. In a somewhat absurdly short amount of time.

At the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I am also a Fellow at the Office of Evaluation Sciences. In the General Services Administration of the US Federal Government. I helped to start Research4Impact. An organization that aims to connect researchers and practicioners in the interests of improving public policy, governance, and advocacy. I am an active member of EGAP. The Evidence in Governance and Politics network. And I run the Methodology Speaker Series. Or my Google Scholar profile.

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Perspectives on the Evolution of States, Markets, and Economic Culture. Moving Towards Open Data in Business History. I have long been an advocate of Open Data and of the adoption of an Open Data norm in the field of business history. I recently published a paper. I would encourage anyone interested in Open Data and Research Transparency to check out this article. The blog of the Business History Conference, that The Newberry Library.