Name			Followers
	Economism: Bad Economics and the Rise of Inequality	A history and analysis of the Economics 101 ideology and its impact on contemporary politics and society, by James Kwak. Available now from Pantheon.	203
	Year Here	Year Here is a platform for professionals to test and build entrepreneurial solutions to inequality in London. This is a collection of writings from our Fellows and Faculty on their experiences with social issues and innovation.	156
	Economic Watch	Stories and analysis of modern economic issues.	100
	hecua_offcampus	Writing from students enrolled in HECUA's semester-long, social-justice-focused programs for undergraduates.	48
	Ideas from Social Capital Partners	Our thinking as we attempt to socially innovate and otherwise be helpful.	47
	The Journeyman.	The Journeyman. is published by Marlon Weems, a former Wall Street trader, capital markets subject matter expert. His writing covers themes at the intersection of politics, the economy, and racial inequality.c	34
	Take Back Our Party: Restoring the Democratic Legacy	A new book by James Kwak: What’s wrong with the Democratic Party and how to change it	23
	Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative (BIMI)	Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative (BIMI) is a partnership of faculty, researchers & students dedicated to migration research and policy analysis. BIMI delivers data-driven policy reports that seek to inform non-academic communities of inequities among immigrants.	20
	American Inequality	For more content, follow along at https://americaninequality.substack.com/	9
	Enzana	Enzana is collection of articles that focus on global inequality, with the goal of inspiring change and building a brighter future for all.	7
	CEU Center for Policy Studies blog	Reflections on topics and stories of interest in the world of academia and current affairs. A space to debate major public policy issues in Europe and beyond. Quality contributions from academics, practitioners, and political activists on key issues of our time.	6
	Contrasts	The world is full of contrasts. But many of us have (in)conveniently or (un)consciously become experts at ignoring them. Contrasts is dedicated to highlighting the ways in which inequalities — major or minor, harmful or harmless, hidden or obvious — are all around us.	4
	The Inequality Paradox	Inequalities in income and wealth are growing, while the meaning of ‘inequality’ is narrowing.	1
	Circei	Shapeshifting phenomena.	0