Want to see who's the latest policy wonk to be changing jobs? There's at least one change just announced today. Check out the updates at the Who's Who? Wiki and feel free to add any changes or corrections of your own. Congrats, condolences, of course.
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So... why are there no full-time faculty in the "thinkers" list?
Posted by: Sherman Dorn | November 19, 2007 at 14:11 PM
good point, sherman -- i've created a new page for academics and researchers so that anyone who fits that category can go there. thanks!
ps -- i'm open to creating other pages for other types of folks if anyone thinks that would be useful or fun. ideally, it's an area where people come and go quickly, which is hard to keep up with, or where the behind-the-scenes dynamics and friendships aren't as transparent as they could be.
Posted by: alexander | November 19, 2007 at 16:25 PM
Ah... I've put in a few, just to start the page out.
Posted by: Sherman Dorn | November 20, 2007 at 11:16 AM