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Australia オーストラリア Vol.6（states, economy, politics, etc. 各州, 経済, 政治など）

All the below links are in English.

標記につき取り急ぎ貼っておきます。なお、worldsolutions.work の各ポストは、日付が若干新しくありませんが、内容は最近、大幅に拡充等したものです。

Australia
https://twitter.com/WSjp_insight/status/1111191362509037568

Australia Vol.8 (New South Wales)　ニューサウスウェールズ州
Australia Vol.13 (Victoria)　ビクトリア州
Australia Vol.12 (Queensland)　クイーンズランド州
Australia Vol.10 (South Australia)　サウスオーストラリア州
Australia Vol.9 (Western Australia)　ウェスタンオーストラリア州
Australia Vol.11 (Tasmania)　タスマニア州
Australia Vol.6 (Northern Territory)　ノーザンテリトリー（北部特別地域）
Australia Vol.2 (Australian Capital Territory)　オーストラリア首都特別地域

Australia Vol.5 (Economy)　経済
Australia Vol.1 (Politics)　政治
Australia Vol.15 / Trans-Pacific Partnership #TPP Vol.2　ＴＰＰ
Australia Vol.16 / Meat Vol.2　肉
Australia Vol.7 (Climate change)　気候変動
Australia Vol.14 / Antarctic Vol.2　南極

各州名及びJapanなどを入れて検索して出てきたツイートです。政府に関連するという立場でない弊社としては、現時点で日本の命運を左右する話題ではなく経済動向と不可分である国際情勢等の空気も見えるものを敢えて外さないことがあってもむしろ良いのではないかと考え、今回は一部その類のものを含めています。
The below tweets are found if you enter such words as states’ names and Japan, etc. As far as our LLC, which is not related to the Government of Japan, has considered, this time it would be rather better to dare not to take off the information which does not affect the fate of Japan as of May 15, and which shows the atmosphere of international affairs inseparably linked to economy.

Japan’s Nihon University (日本大学) has chosen Newcastle in New South Wales as its first Australian campus https://t.co/Kztnkyv954

— ANZCCJ (@ANZCCJ) March 24, 2017

A special evening in Sydney representing Lord Mayor @Nuatali_Nelmes & @CityNewcastle with the Japan Consul General Mr Takewaka & Mrs Takewaka celebrating the accession of the new Emperor of Japan, Narihito, & the commencement of the Reiwa era. pic.twitter.com/Jv0mDGg7dL

— Carol Duncan (@carolduncan) May 6, 2019

Celebrating, with Consul-General Matsunaga and Mrs Yoko Matsunaga, the beginning of the new Reiwa Era and the ascension to the throne of His Majesty Emperor Naruhito with Her Majesty Masako @japan_in_mel @DFATVic pic.twitter.com/kH45noCB6g

— Governor of Victoria (@VicGovernor) May 6, 2019

Following great Japan-related events in Adelaide and Hobart, Japan Festival organised by Japan Club of Victoria will be held in Box Hill on 19 May!
Visitors will have the chance to see cultural performances, take part in contests, and enjoy Japanese food.https://t.co/rYKB8dCwtP pic.twitter.com/ArnUQcSN7p

— 在メルボルン日本国総領事館 (@japan_in_mel) May 13, 2019

As Minister for Trade I am happy to host tonight’s official reception honouring the long friendship between Queensland and Japan. pic.twitter.com/oIfas7Ij0q

— Annastacia Palaszczuk (@AnnastaciaMP) September 18, 2018

https://twitter.com/solarcitizens/status/1111147038702333952

Today I visited Japan's bid for our Future Subs.
This is a crucial project for Australia and South Australia. pic.twitter.com/Ys5QfvW9Si

— Steven Marshall, MP (@marshall_steven) November 24, 2015

There are more than 70 Japanese companies active in South Australia. JERA, a joint venture company of Japan-based Tokyo Electric Power Company @TEPCO_English, has launched a new solar power project in South Australia. #solarpower #investment pic.twitter.com/goS89bmRlp

— Trade, Tourism and Investment – South Australia (@TTISouthAust) March 13, 2019

"Western Australia, the heartland of Japan-Australia relations" Ambassador Sumio Kusaka at AJBCC event in Perth pic.twitter.com/kDD5Ypx6qE

— L. Gordon Flake (@lgflake) June 8, 2017

The newly unveiled era name for #Japan is a surprise but familiar for some in the real estate profession in Western Australia. https://t.co/vtu6AOGnuO

— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) April 1, 2019

Tonight on @abcnews, Kumiko Maruyama visits #Tasmania for the first time to see her pen pal of 52 years, Jillian Hall. The pair have been exchanging letters between Tasmania and Japan since they were 11 years old. pic.twitter.com/Ki4QD37m6v

— Emily Street (@EmilyHStreet) March 17, 2018

Great read by Jane Albert on a dance piece with a difference: legendary choreographer Graeme Murphy is taking a group of dancers from non-professionals from Tasmania, all aged between 52 and 73, on tour to Japan.https://t.co/gn5P9TV1E4

— Ashleigh Wilson (@ashleighbwilson) September 26, 2018

Japan's PM to visit Australia's Darwin for the first time since WWII Japan bombed it worse than Pearl Harbor https://t.co/ElZOIIC4xM

— Business Insider (@businessinsider) November 13, 2018

Australia: The Northern Territory has almost 10 times more agreements with China than it does with the US and Japan combined, excluding those related to defence and the Ichthys liquefied natural gas projecthttps://t.co/34FFRk0qG0 pic.twitter.com/78UPiZqrdJ

— Geoff Wade (@geoff_p_wade) December 10, 2018

Japan’s largest foreign investment project in Australia, Inpex’s Ichthys LNG plant, was officially opened in Darwin last week. Northern Australian Minister Matt Canavan expressed a hope for further investment from Japan into Australia. https://t.co/Iz4RgIK8JL

— ANZCCJ (@ANZCCJ) November 21, 2018

Take Action for #Whales with us outside the Japanese Embassy in #Canberra next Tuesday 11 Sept. As the International Whaling Commission meets in Brazil, we will protest against Japan's push to resume commercial whaling. https://t.co/BrdpdHjwXW pic.twitter.com/M9zZSJ8WkS

— Bob Brown Foundation (@BobBrownFndn) September 6, 2018

For the first time ever we have tracked the Latham’s Snipe’s journey from Canberra to Japan and back, and the results are not what we expected!: https://t.co/F3wRXl4iiH #wildoz pic.twitter.com/fkdRrMI3Ll

— Jerra Wetlands (@JerraWetlands) December 6, 2018

https://twitter.com/dfat/status/858205993640927232

In time of uncertainty, Canberra is betting on deeper ties with Japan, according to @JulieBishopMP. https://t.co/UDOSkm2Uqz | @philipwen11

— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) February 16, 2016

Australia and Japan strengthening public-private partnerships to explore pathways to cyber security at the ACSC in Canberra. @JapanGov @AustCyber @ASPI_org @Austrade @NEC_corp @Fujitsu_Global @konicaminolta pic.twitter.com/aEAkoxaSk6

— Australian Cyber Security Centre (@CyberGovAU) November 14, 2018

https://twitter.com/AusAmbCyber/status/1107747754426589184

‘He’s Coming South: It’s Fight, Work or Perish.” Australian poster from 1942 reflecting the contemporary invasion scare amid rapid Japanese advances across Asia and the Pacific. The Queensland government banned it for being too alarmist #Japan #Australia #WW2 pic.twitter.com/qbgeKNj36L

— China in WW2 (@chinaww2) January 6, 2019

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.52（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.26 －大学ツイート Colleges）

All the below tweets are in English.
全米 College 後半、そして、大学ツイート特集の最終回です。

Professor Branwen Williams' trip to the Arctic Circle is featured in the National Geographic video series “Explorer Academy: The Truth Behind.” Learn more about her research and check out the Nat Geo video here!https://t.co/Uxf10LA4lN

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) November 16, 2018

George Will: CMC is the "gold standard" for teaching the American founding https://t.co/c6ISVcaM0w

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) November 10, 2018

Learn more about the #CApropositions and watch the #electionday “Video Voter” series produced by @RoseInstitute students at Claremont McKenna College. Each video gives voters an objective, easy-to-understand guide to these props. #Vote #ElectionDay2018 https://t.co/FohZlRiUDy

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) November 6, 2018

Learn more about Prof Hilary Appel’s latest book, From Triumph to Crisis: Neoliberal Economic Reform in Post-Communist Countries, what sparked her interest in international politics, and what her favorite teaching tool is.https://t.co/rIvYAUMWEa

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 24, 2018

Claremont McKenna College Professor Jack Pitney: "If House Democrats get to choose the next speaker, they should ask themselves whether they are writing a script that will help their adversary Donald Trump to a second term in 2020."https://t.co/dfGEtU9QUU

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 15, 2018

Campbell Streator ’18 in @TheHill: “Protests matter, but only turnout can save American democracy.” https://t.co/jFpymLgVP3

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 6, 2018

Prof. George Thomas in the Washington Post: "As the FBI conducts its investigations into the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh, just about everyone has been distracted from questions about his legal philosophy."https://t.co/2QH5686jX8

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) October 2, 2018

Assoc. Prof. Jon Shields on “the disappearing conservative professor.”https://t.co/ouMxLCh8Cw

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) September 26, 2018

Claremont McKenna College alumna Elizabeth Wydra '98, writes the @washingtonpost op-ed "Those who deny birthright citizenship get the Constitution wrong." Read it here: https://t.co/qjNU7fIdO7 https://t.co/ZYJPMrB6rv

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) July 23, 2018

CMC Prof. William Lincoln's work is cited in the @WSJ! Read it here https://t.co/QuGlNCRjsG

— Claremont McKenna (@CMCnews) July 17, 2018

The Sino-American Rift | Read the latest #PSBigPicture ft. @Chellaney, @Joe_Nye, Minxin Pei of @CMCnews, @Yale's Stephen S. Roach, @amspence98 & @NgaireWoods https://t.co/mtTjVK7aSJ pic.twitter.com/cdy5DIYSUL

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) October 26, 2018

In a dollar-for-dollar #TradeWar with the US, China will quickly run out of ammunition | @CMCnews Minxin Pei https://t.co/8snkmki1UT

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) September 20, 2018

China's leaders are engaging in imperial overreach and an ill-advised arms race with the US | Minxin Pei @CMCnews https://t.co/roI4b2Btv1

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) September 6, 2018

The Opium War was the central event that launched China's modernization drive, says Minxin Pei of @CMCnews | This #PSOnPoint column is part of our premium series. Read 2 for free or subscribe for full access https://t.co/1cWOrKdyg3 pic.twitter.com/P7kio9VZDl

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) August 25, 2018

Though its economic impact has yet to be felt in China, the trade war that @realDonaldTrump has initiated is likely to be the toughest challenge #XiJinping has faced so far, says @CMCnews' Minxin Pei https://t.co/oMNzIYyxrE

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) August 2, 2018

As the US & China engage in “transactional conflict," tensions will continue to mount, warns Minxin Pei @CMCnews https://t.co/PE4Utl9BID

— Project Syndicate (@ProSyn) June 7, 2018

Trying to escape high taxes and unfunded pensions up north? May not be as easy as you think, via ⁦@WSJ #RobArnott @RA_Insights and Professor #LisaMeulbroek @CMCnews #tax #realestate https://t.co/OoHcWXsSef

— Mari Adam (@mari_adam) August 8, 2018

Great #weekendreading by one of my @CMCnews professors on the political and policy shortcomings of 'modern liberalism' and the Democratic Party's agendahttps://t.co/qcJJqyXj2i

— Vivan Marwaha (@VivanMarwaha) June 10, 2018

The latest from The Lowe Down Blog – Looking Ahead: Is a Recession on the Horizon? #businesscycles #recession #lookingahead #yieldcurve #gdp #claremontmckenna https://t.co/px8GcLh27w

— Lowe Institute (@LoweInstitute) November 28, 2018

After a year-long search, @Amazon announced it will build headquarters in NYC and outside DC. Econ Prof. Fred Smith on what that means for the HQ2 winners and the 236 other cities that submitted bids: https://t.co/QNp4TpPo8p

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) November 13, 2018

Asking voters to decide on relatively complex policy issues – like the 6 proposed amendments to the NC constitution – doesn’t always turn out as expected. Let Poli Sci prof Melody Crowder-Meyer brief you on voter behavior: https://t.co/qunSiwxzfy

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) November 3, 2018

Will the 2018 midterms bring a blue wave to DC? “I’m not so sure,” says @profsuroberts, poli sci professor @DavidsonCollege. https://t.co/5kczLEO0cu pic.twitter.com/uZlMVSk01M

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 31, 2018

Brazil elects a new president on Sunday and if Jair Bolsonaro, the “Tropical Trump,” wins, Prof. Britta Crandall sees violence in Brazil’s future. For more: https://t.co/V3MH6KlOOy

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 27, 2018

The migrant caravan has re-energized the debate about immigration. Read this Q&A with Central America expert Prof. Russ Crandall to understand how the caravan started and how it might affect the US: https://t.co/aOafguzdsl

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 25, 2018

Excited to welcome award-winning journalist @pulitzercenter @zachfannin to Davidson for an inside look at Putin’s Russia 10/16: https://t.co/wJWEKG18Hx

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 15, 2018

Batten professor @TLochocki offers a sobering look at Angela Merkel’s future for @ForeignPolicy: https://t.co/Hh2ajhWAwx

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) October 9, 2018

The NC mountains got a pass from Florence but the next storm – or the storm after that – could bring landslides, says ENV prof Brad Johnson in the @WashingtonPost: https://t.co/hvxQC1CrCb

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 22, 2018

Prof. Brad Johnson: “Despite the incredible scale of Florence – it’s predicted to be twice the size of anything I’ve seen — (the town of) Davidson should not be subject to much flooding,” “We are fortunate to be in the headwaters of the river system." 1/2 #TropicalStormFlorence pic.twitter.com/XPHTt3TrVR

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 15, 2018

We know that Davidson families remain concerned about the approach of #HurricaneFlorence and want to let you know that Davidson College staff continue to diligently prepare and plan for the storm. Please read and share our 9/13/18 #NCwx update: https://t.co/DNE02FGr7w

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 13, 2018

What’s in store for Brett Kavanaugh today? “It seems likely that Judge Kavanaugh’s views on the contours of executive power will be a topic of much discussion,” says Poli Sci prof Andrew O’Geen in Q&A here: https://t.co/F5VqtoozMm #SCOTUS

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 4, 2018

A growing immigration court backlog weighs heaviest on unaccompanied minors says @ProfessorNati on @WFAE: https://t.co/hiS5xr5USM

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) September 1, 2018

Senior @AJNaddaff spent the summer in Kosovo with the @PulitzerCenter. His reporting led to this @WashingtonPost story about the challenges of deradicalizing former ISIS recruits in the tiny nation. https://t.co/CYGwo7tmLA

— Davidson College (@DavidsonCollege) August 31, 2018

Batten Lecture – the rise of populism and what that means for YOU – Wed 10/3 7:30 Lilly Gallery Chambers Bldg @DavidsonCollege @TLochocki on "Europe's Bleeding Heart: How the Rise of Populism Changes Germany and What that Means for Europe and the US."https://t.co/yAvPRVzKro

— German at Davidson (@GerDavidson) October 3, 2018

Remember to keep your mobile devices charged throughout the night. Text CHARMECK to 888777 for #HurricanceFlorence2018 SMS updates. @cltmayor #FlorenceNC

EMERGENCY INFORMATION UPDATES: https://t.co/DaiGicc93B pic.twitter.com/wLSvfEuTK1

— City of Charlotte (@CLTgov) September 15, 2018

The new Grinnell College National Poll @grinnellpoll shows 32% of Americans say they definitely plan to vote for Trump in 2020, while 41% say they will definitely be choosing someone else: https://t.co/aKwoMAic6j

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) December 3, 2018

Political science professor Peter Hanson says that 2018 was a story of two different elections in Iowa: https://t.co/ySxBEJ5Iyx

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) November 16, 2018

Students study Chinese and Russian culture through food, in Iowa and abroad: https://t.co/UYRqkYmFkw

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) October 22, 2018

Professor Ross Haenfler writes about the "reminders of men's power" during the Kavanaugh hearings for Salon: https://t.co/FMPJhSjhJQ

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) October 11, 2018

Unusual prediction: @PeterCHanson says no government shutdown: https://t.co/mFJRWujyE8

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 21, 2018

Peter Hanson @PeterCHanson takes a deeper dive into the Grinnell College National Poll data and finds reason to warn Democrats: https://t.co/8hqsajioQN

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 19, 2018

New #GrinnellPoll: More than half of U.S. respondents describe themselves as “afraid for the future”https://t.co/Tt4pAdNwVV

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 6, 2018

A #BlueWave on the way? #GrinnellPoll shows Democrats activated ahead of the midterms to get out their vote. https://t.co/Odu2i7zszn

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 6, 2018

Trump favorability, electoral mood among topics covered as first-ever Grinnell College National Poll released https://t.co/y60ASetdWU #GrinnellPoll

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 6, 2018

“The President’s message hasn’t really translated into overwhelming support.” Immigration questions in Grinnell College National Poll yield interesting results: https://t.co/EJK4SMn6U8 #GrinnellPoll

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 5, 2018

The first of the Grinnell College National Poll results are already contributing to national discourse: https://t.co/DY2kIl2ww2

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) September 5, 2018

Professor Wayne Moyer analyzes the contentious fight for the Supreme Court: https://t.co/rAiPnusUSm

— Grinnell College (@GrinnellCollege) July 13, 2018

The trait most important to being a "real American" is to believe in treating people equally, according to a Grinnell College poll https://t.co/MG8v9acFFt

— CNN (@CNN) December 3, 2018

The midterm elections are next week (& we finally have a polling place on campus)! What have Haverford's student clubs done to help educate the campus electorate and get out the vote? https://t.co/4VuSUM8ZZI

— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) November 2, 2018

The Shotokan Karate Club was founded last fall by Kaden St. Onge ’20, a black belt since age 14, to be a place where students could learn fundamental martial arts skills. You can also get PE credit for joining! https://t.co/GukMFb1Hwg

— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) November 2, 2018

Great news that Lower Merion Township is joining Haverford College and converting to 100% renewable electricity for its municipal needs. The College and the Township will continue to work together to advance shared environmental goals! https://t.co/csO4BOInGs

— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) November 1, 2018

As detailed in the last issue of Haverford mag, several alums have recently stepped up as first-time political candidates as an effort to live their values. “If you feel something, don’t just throw your shoe at the TV,” says one. “Do something.” https://t.co/3xGK3g3Tp7

— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 19, 2018

“Haverford was small and not pretentious. It was just this really warm place that felt perfect for me,” said George P. Smith '63, one of the winners of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. https://t.co/Tfr77LI72X

— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 12, 2018

More details on George P. Smith '63 and his win yesterday of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry from @KCStar: https://t.co/HSl7RaMGAb

— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 4, 2018

Sending big congratulations to George P. Smith '63, winner (with two others) of the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work developing a method, known as phage display, in which a virus that infects bacteria can be used to evolve new proteins. https://t.co/unOxocLQk1

— Haverford College (@haverfordedu) October 3, 2018

After a long campaign, @haverfordedu will get a polling place on its campus in time for the November election. Unanimous approval by Delaware County board of elections. https://t.co/b0bp5oWbpj

— susan snyder (@ssnyderinq) September 24, 2018

"This is all the more reason for voters demand that elected officials take ambitious steps, including putting a price on carbon, to reduce emissions as soon as possible." – Prof. Alex Barron https://t.co/EJ82MkR67e

— Smith College Tweets (@smithcollege) November 20, 2018

A record number of women, including Massachusetts' own @AyannaPressley, are heading to Congress. Let's celebrate that – and then remember that records are made to be broken. https://t.co/3pjqgIAHLA

— Kathleen McCartney (@presmccartney) November 7, 2018

. @forestservice ecologist Malcolm North '79 talks with @NPR's "All Things Considered" about climate change, forest management, and the California wildfires. @VassarAlums #CaliforniaFires https://t.co/HQYWes62Yt

— Vassar College (@Vassar) November 13, 2018

Associate Professor of Political Science Bruce Rutherford explores the question, "Will Egypt have another uprising?"https://t.co/UsnzNO4vBJ

— Colgate University (@colgateuniv) November 8, 2018

Assistant Professor of Political Science Sam Rosenfeld discusses how political parties have emerged in America From Scratch.https://t.co/w45Hfh4sxI pic.twitter.com/UavgdgezOj

— Colgate University (@colgateuniv) October 15, 2018

As we look back, we pause to think of those lost on this day, 17 years ago. https://t.co/8ZLxpWoQpy

— Colgate University (@colgateuniv) September 11, 2018

Story by Charles Dunst '18, former @TheSpec editor, about Vietnamese #immigrants appears in @nytimes. https://t.co/Tv9XUjtzsv #hamiltonpride @cddunst pic.twitter.com/cNinge6zKS

— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) November 26, 2018

.@Cornell Prof. Glenn Altschuler critiques #MidtermElection2018 and provides insight on what it means for U.S. #politics.https://t.co/NjASBRg3Ls #becausehamilton #studywhatyoulove pic.twitter.com/86PSTmL2IY

— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) November 18, 2018

Prof. Peter Cannavo explains why #environmental issues didn't rise to the forefront for many voters. https://t.co/YqU9nhi8j6 via @BloombergEnv @IPCC_CH #becausehamilton #greenwave pic.twitter.com/6hZ5vQv9B3

— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) November 13, 2018

Prof. Phil Klinkner writes in @washingtonpost about how this year's #midterm elections might prove historic and how there is record number of #women nominated to run for #Congress. https://t.co/aEvFPsqNgF #MidtermElections #Midterms2018 @pklinkne pic.twitter.com/yHJzoLYzpi

— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) October 24, 2018

.@NPR interviews Prof. Ann Owens on the @federalreserve's increase in interest rates and the #inflation process. https://t.co/ear0zFvccl #becausehamilton #findyourfuture #FederalReserve pic.twitter.com/9Mtp3a45hZ

— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) October 20, 2018

.@BrookingsInst Senior Fellow Robert Kagan P ’20, author of The Jungle Grows Back, ventures from the hill to our Hill to discuss European #nationalism. https://t.co/k2im307ed8 @washingtonpost #findyourfuture #studywhatyoulove pic.twitter.com/s5pSMK9nAB

— Hamilton College (@HamiltonCollege) October 13, 2018

A $7.37 million federal grant is set to change downtown traffic from one-way to two-way, improve intersections, update sidewalks, install plantings and benches, and complete the RiverWalk. There is such amazing momentum in Waterville. https://t.co/pglCLaxUoL

— Colby College (@ColbyCollege) December 6, 2018

The @nytimes turned to Herbert E. Wadsworth Professor of Economics Michael Donihue and William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Government Sandy Maisel for insight into the 2018 Maine gubernatorial race. #mepolitics https://t.co/9wmCaBGzxJ

— Colby College (@ColbyCollege) August 13, 2018

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LAC https://t.co/1TJw2MPV5Y
CMCnews LoweInstitute DavidsonCollege GrinnellCollege haverfordedu smithcollege Vassar colgateuniv HamiltonCollege ColbyCollege #NCwx #GrinnellPoll RoseInstitute RA_Insights #businesscycles,#yieldcurve #findyourfuture WFAE CLTgov KCstar TheSpec IPCC_CH pic.twitter.com/yzS8DvPBYV

— WS Atlantic/Pacific (@WSjp_insight) December 16, 2018

cf. 1月28日追加
U.S. National Liberal Arts Colleges Vol.2
U.S. National Liberal Arts Colleges Vol.3

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.46（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.20 －大学ツイート UC LA (Los Angeles) & Berkeley）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、 UCLA と UCバークレーのツイートを貼っておきます。
6日、40個ほど追加しました。
なお、この大学ツイート特集に限りませんが、専門家等によるこういう政策議論がありますというご紹介として、あまりに極端なもの等を除いて当サイトに貼っています。その結果、それらの党派色が見えることがありますが、いつも書いておりますように政治的意図等は一切ありませんし、政治的影響も無いと判断しております。

To strengthen a significant California climate policy, @ucla legal researchers are offering guidance for policymakers to address four challenges that would help the state further reduce carbon pollution from transport fuels.https://t.co/Hi7VfXCoAk

— UC (@UofCalifornia) July 6, 2018

An opioid epidemic may be looming in Mexico — and the U.S. may be partly responsible. https://t.co/gzUkCB5jLW pic.twitter.com/nQ2AKxnn4g

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 29, 2018

Expert panel dissects the higher Latino turnout in the 2018 midterm elections. https://t.co/Nv69aY544i pic.twitter.com/Q69X0mZWjX

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 21, 2018

Without electric grid upgrades, heat-related power #outages in L.A. County are guaranteed by midcentury… but here are some recommendations to avoid them. https://t.co/leJv58110O pic.twitter.com/qPfkCSzhzd

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 14, 2018

UCLA researchers and partners work with sushi restaurants to reduce seafood fraud. #Sushi https://t.co/5osRPe8rzn pic.twitter.com/yg1PeeGA3L

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) November 8, 2018

9 in 10 Californians have health insurance, but federal policy changes signal turbulence ahead. https://t.co/lkXLkSEVLk pic.twitter.com/nuJhtYSTXe

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 31, 2018

The internet was born 49 years ago on this day at UCLA. The first message was sent by Leonard Kleinrock via ARPANET to colleagues at the Stanford Research Institute. #HappyInternetDay https://t.co/nzHLC9qwYf pic.twitter.com/AQ2zYDyNjo

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 29, 2018

UCLA faculty voice: Five myths about the 2016 election, with political science professor Lynn @Vavreck. https://t.co/NZXJh3GXnx pic.twitter.com/y3X3zDdIbt

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 12, 2018

Several options to address L.A.'s affordable housing crisis… informed by what worked last time.
From the UCLA Luskin Center for History and Policy. https://t.co/Ncs65dp9sy pic.twitter.com/BgAoTZ3aqW

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) October 1, 2018

After 10 years of expansion, UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts an economic slowdown on the horizon. https://t.co/POpUwYoZE3 pic.twitter.com/OtUA5WrbXu

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 26, 2018

Happy #NationalVoterRegistrationDay!
UCLA students now have an online tool making it easier to register to #vote. #VoterReg2018 https://t.co/mvvVMxjl4s pic.twitter.com/SC7FqXlp7U

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 25, 2018

Some algal blooms are harmful; a new mobile device developed at UCLA could make it easier to predict them. https://t.co/VuFfdkYnZU pic.twitter.com/sD0q1gnjoK

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 21, 2018

Plans to change federal Medi-Cal funding could force some California counties to slash health coverage, says a new @UCLAchpr study. https://t.co/LVy4zmbuH2 pic.twitter.com/BwnKJ5PcKY

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 18, 2018

UCLA's impact on the California economy is $11.06 billion.
(And as L.A. County's fourth largest employer, UCLA supports more than 72,000 full-time jobs.)
https://t.co/VpzSCneKVN pic.twitter.com/OzdojypiZk

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 11, 2018

A UCLA analysis found the Affordable Care Act #ACA reduced health care disparities among Latino groups in CA.https://t.co/78QpduL9P8 pic.twitter.com/r6TlYyARxs

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) September 5, 2018

Requiring insurance companies to pay for vaccinations given at retail pharmacies could help prevent the spread of deadly communicable diseases, UCLA study finds. https://t.co/uf4q9hXvka pic.twitter.com/hMongNJtxc

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) August 30, 2018

"The first thing that we need is transparency and accountability from the [#socialmedia] platforms." UCLA professor @ubiquity75 interviewed on @BBCNewsnight. https://t.co/hOsToDNWHD

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) August 28, 2018

UCLA study finds that furniture from China contributes to deforestation in central Africa and that United States consumers are a driving force https://t.co/U66V57WrJJ pic.twitter.com/LAmBXblQoQ

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) July 17, 2018

UCLA Anderson Forecast sees economy moving ahead ― for now https://t.co/shqGQTgDl8 pic.twitter.com/PsZqp1uaa2

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) June 13, 2018

Autocrats are on the rise while democracy is facing multiple threats, says Rep. @AdamSchiffCA in lecture at UCLA. https://t.co/JyWpyLy4GL pic.twitter.com/tAHz7DMPNo

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) June 4, 2018

#UCLA researchers say the Tune In & Tune Up program, one of the first transportation programs to achieve efficiency, equity and environmental objectives, has benefited #California’s San Joaquin Valley. Read more here: https://t.co/rkdlOLVJ28. pic.twitter.com/arsvmEjuhK

— UCLA Alumni (@UCLA_Alumni) July 11, 2018

Free rides to the polls will test the transit and turnout connection https://t.co/gBkr2yckcu via @Curbed. pic.twitter.com/OSqkLFALW7

— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) November 5, 2018

Need a better way to get to @UCLA? Find all of your commuting options with our brand new trip planner! Try it out and see if you can reduce your commute. https://t.co/zqWJcbJVlB

— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) October 16, 2018

Can California find a sustainable solution to thehousing and homelessness crisis? @UCLA's Stephanie Pincetl joined @PBSSoCal's "Sustaining California" to explore the problem with @davidnazarnews. https://t.co/3JakYC84z3 pic.twitter.com/88q1wn4oxZ

— UCLA Inst. of the Environment and Sustainability (@UCLAIoES) August 27, 2018

In his latest op-ed for @TheHill, @DrJEFielding, professor-in-residence in #UCLAFSPH's Department of Health Policy and Management, addresses the lack of U.S. leadership on #breastfeeding and how Congress can fix it: https://t.co/ou2GUIQVTP pic.twitter.com/suVJQwaNGT

— UCLA Fielding School (@UCLAFSPH) August 21, 2018

This video provides a great overview of UCLA’s impact on the local and state economy. https://t.co/ms7AqQLiH2

— Gene Block (@UCLAchancellor) October 24, 2018

Very proud of our partnerships with @CalCommColleges, expanding opportunity to even more talented transfer students from throughout California. https://t.co/2IJQsz2RRT

— Gene Block (@UCLAchancellor) July 12, 2018

How do you measure the real estate market's current and future health? For Paul Habibi @uclaanderson, it's not just sales and prices. Consider inventory, local infrastructure and local market economy to help gauge potential appreciation. https://t.co/wD2giFRgvq pic.twitter.com/4zESzPLVJH

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) June 6, 2018

For the second event in a joint series between UCLA Anderson and Zócalo Public Square, Anderson economist Ed Leamer joined a panel discussion to discuss, “What Will Trump’s Trade Wars Do to the U.S. Economy?”

Read more: https://t.co/2Tta7B03UA #WhyAnderson | #UCLAAnderson pic.twitter.com/wWNT4qSm4T

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) May 10, 2018

How @uclaanderson's Economist Edward Leamer is trying to measure the impact of #minimumwage increases. https://t.co/wRzWwGNTbr pic.twitter.com/qp03ehcPV1

— UCLA Anderson Review (@AndersonReview) October 5, 2018

Italy's economic malaise can be traced to the lack of gains in business productivity, which, as economic research shows, is the most important determinant of an economy's long-term performance.
– @uclaanderson's Bruno Pellegrinohttps://t.co/HhXRZCprdp

— UCLA Anderson Review (@AndersonReview) June 20, 2018

.@Emmett_UCLALaw’s Ann Carlson & @CaraHorowitz talk to @InsideClimate re: Trump’s assault on the science behind new climate assessment report by Fed Govt & its findings that #climatechange is real. https://t.co/e1ssgCfURt

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 30, 2018

.@Emmett_UCLALaw’s Ann Carlson tells @EENewsUpdates Fed govt’s new climate assessment report strengthens case for greater regulation to fight #climatechange: "It certainly seems to undermine the credibility of arguments that we need to weaken regulation." https://t.co/QoQT7KXIgW

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 30, 2018

.@UCLA_Law Prof Hiroshi Motomura spoke w/ @globalnews on reality of #BorderCrisis as #Immigration experts state “there is no crisis at the border.” Motomura notes, “What the border really needs is people to process the asylum applications…” https://t.co/UMYqDOoMt0

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 29, 2018

.@VolokhC cited in @NRO on the #SupremeCourt’s stance towards the #SecondAmendment: https://t.co/UJP54mMB4h

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 20, 2018

Does the president have the right to pick and choose which journalists get a press pass? @VolokhC interviewed by @AirTalk on CNN lawsuit against White House for revoking #JimAcosta’s press credentials: https://t.co/mI8DJKAhA1

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 15, 2018

.@Emmett_UCLALaw alum Jackie Prange, @NRDC attorney, wins huge victory in #KeystoneXL pipeline case: “Keystone XL would be a disaster for the climate and for the people and wildlife of this country,” Prange said in @nytimes. https://t.co/34SIfegmZl

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 14, 2018

.@Kh_fadl writes in @nytimes how Saudi Arabia is misusing Mecca: “The #Saudi monarchy has a long history of exploiting the podium of the Grand Mosque in Mecca by using its imams to praise, sanctify and defend the rulers and their actions.” https://t.co/9J8YK57EmD

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 13, 2018

.@seanhecht of @Emmett_UCLALaw quoted in @wired on how opportunities to fight #climatechange were down ballot in midterm elections: “There’s certainly a sense of increased responsibility to curtail greenhouse gas emissions at the state and local levels.” https://t.co/MJtPM5ogYR

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 8, 2018

.@CatherineLhamon, of @USCCRgov and @NCYLnews, speaks @UCLA_Law on future of enforcing #CivilRights under #Trump: “This administration follows the Reagan playbook but accelerates it, trying to undo what has been done to create a new reality.” https://t.co/wKdEqsxfnP

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 8, 2018

.@JonDMichaels writes in @washingtonpost of #Trump’s “shameless, dangerous stunt” of sending military to US-Mexico border to block a caravan of migrants: “There is no credible basis for the president’s assertion that the migrants are dangerous.” https://t.co/L8NsQ3w26f

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 5, 2018

.@UCLALaw’s Professor Richard Sander co-writes in @latimes on California’s #affordablehousing crisis. “The best response to the affordability problem is a matter of legitimate debate. But thoughtful debate must start with accurate data.” https://t.co/cDs4rJWjif

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) November 2, 2018

Tune in now to watch an exclusive Facebook Live discussion with @nytimes tech columnist Farhad Manjoo and @UCLA_Law professor and cybersecurity expert Kristen Eichensehr. ➡️ https://t.co/v1ZVQe0EcN pic.twitter.com/1VerIVFiPA

— UCLA (@UCLA) November 14, 2018

UCLA researchers are studying the LA River Watershed, examining how to improve water quality and increase water supply as a necessary step towards realizing 100% locally-sourced water for L.A. County by 2050.
➡️ https://t.co/EG992E5zqT #OptimismCan pic.twitter.com/eOWaDYVAe2

— UCLA (@UCLA) October 5, 2018

UCLA scientists are advancing earthquake science to help California prepare for catastrophe. #ShakeOut https://t.co/XRPOTsoJCR

— UCLA (@UCLA) October 1, 2018

Whether you love 'em or hate 'em, e-scooters have been flocking to cities throughout the country. But can pedestrians and scooter users coexist?

A UCLA professor weighs in on the debate. pic.twitter.com/7TkqMb1z6u

— UCLA (@UCLA) September 19, 2018

Today on campus, the @nytimes is discussing the upcoming #midterms2018 with @Nate_Cohn, @maggieNYT, and @adamnagourney. Moderated by @alexburnsNYT who asks, what are the prospects for LA, California, and the nation? Watch live: https://t.co/z5h9a4n1PE

— UCLA (@UCLA) June 26, 2018

Did you know? The @USGS_ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system was developed with help from @ucberkeley. Via @sciencemagazine https://t.co/XvrOa8QgMv

— UC (@UofCalifornia) November 11, 2018

.@ucberkeley astrophysicist Carl Pennypacker is leading a team of researchers working to develop a system of geosynchronous satellites, aerial drones, piloted aircraft and fire towers to spot wildfires at the earliest possible moment. Via @nbcnewsmach https://t.co/Tz7DZ1Xrfc

— UC (@UofCalifornia) August 13, 2018

In times of accelerated change & collective anxiety, we can choose breaking—a politics of fear and a false us v. them—or bridging, which calls on us to embrace our connection, insist on the dignity of all life, & move towards a larger we. @profjohnapowell https://t.co/cwpgXek46M pic.twitter.com/Ue7dVc3PNR

— Haas Institute (@HaasInstitute) November 27, 2018

DYK researchers in @Berkeley_EECS are working on #microrobots that may one day be used by first responders to search for survivors after a #disaster, by industrial plants to detect chemical leaks, or by farmers to monitor & tend their crops? https://t.co/RwgitVBbci @UCBerkeley pic.twitter.com/ebqKZjuKmF

— Berkeley Engineering (@Cal_Engineer) November 29, 2018

Watch Berkeley Journalism Dean @edwardwasserman's take on the derivation and impact of @Dictionarycom's #WordOfTheYear2018: https://t.co/Mu2knhC2lF #journalism #media #democracy

— UC Berkeley J-School (@ucbsoj) November 26, 2018

Lawsuits resulting from #wildfires means that PG $ E is facing "a level of scrutiny here that I’ve never seen with any other regulatory issue," says Steve Weissman, GSPP lecturer and former administrative judge for the CA Public Utilities Commission. https://t.co/JzLBcDi42f pic.twitter.com/1xOSYkOisq

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) December 4, 2018

Check out Goldman student @braderstorf's op-ed about the #G20 in the Spanish New York Times. https://t.co/n3pQZHbqEQ The English version can be found at https://t.co/NxSZI3BDBU pic.twitter.com/MsZ46ZqHdQ

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 30, 2018

417 billion gallons of treated municipal wastewater were discharged into the Pacific Ocean and SF Bay in 2015. What would it take to recycle a portion of this? A report from @healtheocean and project director James Hawkins (MPP'18) https://t.co/39q8ol01tM pic.twitter.com/ERaHeu7ulN

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 27, 2018

“If Democrats want to retain Congress and win the presidency in 2020, their clearest strategy is to take these voters seriously, and lean hard into political accountability and reform," write @hill_charlotte (MPP '17, PhD Candidate) & student @braderstorf https://t.co/OqDZQFc1pb pic.twitter.com/OqF6gHP0ga

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 8, 2018

Professor @RBReich on why he's optimistic about the future. @UCBerkeley #ElectionDay #MillennialsVote pic.twitter.com/sjpkQBAIAJ

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 6, 2018

Elevating American dialogue will mean talking about substantive issues, and not politics, says Dan Lindheim, Professor of Practice. Read more: https://t.co/WPnftg760s pic.twitter.com/5VQoHp3YOP

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 1, 2018

Housing prices are re-segregating the #BayArea Goldman student Spencer Bowen speaks with @philipdev1 a graduate student researcher with @UCBDisplacement on the Goldman School podcast, Talk Policy To Me. https://t.co/Mz9UzswIlB @ucBerkeley #publicpolicy #housing #housingpolicy pic.twitter.com/h68Eq807p3

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) November 1, 2018

By voting, students can lead the Just (Climate) Transition by @dan_kammen in the Berkeley Blog https://t.co/Y8Qu0XhyTn #GetOutTheVote pic.twitter.com/zaNrSaDBdE

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) October 10, 2018

Celebrities can kindle some mobilization among voters with low turnout, says Professor Sarah Anzia in Washington Post https://t.co/ritpsDkkjB pic.twitter.com/j4U1zdtyuU

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) October 9, 2018

American migration in response to climate change is beginning: https://t.co/xailjLReqX Repeated exposure to storms or other climate events will push people to move, says Goldman's @solhsiang pic.twitter.com/iG8WRMVA3l

— Goldman School (@GoldmanSchool) September 26, 2018

"For President Trump, there's big things at stake" in relation to GM's plan to lay off thousands of factory workers, according to Henry Brady, dean of UC-Berkeley's @GoldmanSchool. Listen to the whole interview about GM and Trump here: https://t.co/IIWjvk779n

— KCBS 106.9 FM/740 AM (@KCBSRadio) November 28, 2018

The economy is still red hot, but a recession is on the horizon, says Kenneth Rosen, faculty director of the @FisherUCB Center for #RealEstate & Urban Economics, in his annual forecast. https://t.co/bNP7sqQW1o

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 26, 2018

Interim Dean @LauraDTyson writes that access to financial services helps reduce poverty & inequality—yet many small entrepreneurs in the developing world are wary of loans. How to spur #financialinclusion to Mexico: https://t.co/T2GyLQU5R4 @IBSI_at_Haas @CNTR4growth pic.twitter.com/k4kTa2TBwt

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 9, 2018

Congrats to Haas alum & former ambassador to Hungary Eleni Kounalakis, MBA 92, who has been elected lieutenant governor! https://t.co/99SN5CXvwb pic.twitter.com/xJ4RXvqM88

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 7, 2018

"I approve this message." Assoc. Prof. Clayton Critcher found that phrase has actually given candidates cover to go negative. @AMA_Marketing podcast: https://t.co/ehJo7BKwSv #politicalads #ElectionDay

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) November 6, 2018

Unemployment is at its lowest since 1969, yet wages have stagnated and America's #homelessness crisis is deepening. All evidence shows that the problem will get worse unless policymakers intervene, writes Interim Dean @LauraDTyson: https://t.co/iqeuK1qwSj @ProSyn pic.twitter.com/CaFUtPJ2Sq

— Haas School of Bus. (@BerkeleyHaas) October 24, 2018

California gas is now more than $1/gal above rest of US (https://t.co/UZ3PO4yv1Z once you take CA out of nat avg). This increase isn't taxes. It's mystery surcharge. https://t.co/wVxYbIUC9q

— Severin Borenstein (@BorensteinS) November 4, 2018

Severin Borenstein in the @latimes: https://t.co/LLfEKaCxII

— Energy Institute (@energyathaas) October 15, 2018

Ken Rosen's research on Prop 10 #rentcontrol featured in @PolitiFact . https://t.co/gyAIzQuyg4

— Fisher Center (@FisherUCB) October 8, 2018

Our environmental law center (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) & partner @ResourcesLF gave incoming Gov. Newsom recommendations on how to address wildfire, drought, flood, drinking water safety and the high carbon pollution of our transportation systems. https://t.co/O2PUMpS1OM

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) December 5, 2018

“The real problem is there’s no place for people to go. Caltrans has to come to grips with this,” said Osha Neumann, an attorney for the East Bay Community Law Center. “They have to deal with this in a rational way, just like they do with earthquakes." https://t.co/EDRl6vnoMH

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) November 29, 2018

“This is essentially putting the U.N. at the cutting edge of this investigative opportunity,” says Human Rights Center director of technology and human rights program Félim McMahon. https://t.co/WBoOxjtswO

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) November 26, 2018

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— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) October 31, 2018

Berkeley Law's Ethan Elkind says California could see the effects of higher temperatures, through exacerbated wildfire dangers, increased risks of drought and impact on agriculture in California's central valley and wine country. https://t.co/2l7DUOy59K pic.twitter.com/UlQUE1A6WL

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) October 9, 2018

A study by Berkeley Law's @berkeleylawpac details how business improvement districts target homeless people. (Photo by Jack Holloway) https://t.co/ZZGgVT4M5s pic.twitter.com/vz1j8njMxH

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 18, 2018

“You’re talking about slicing up the pie, and all it says is Berkeley still has a good slice of pie — it’s just that they’re gonna have to cut in the Broad people,” Berkeley Law Professor Robert Merges said. https://t.co/Nf1zIHHuvv

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 12, 2018

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— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 6, 2018

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants a plan to send more water to Central Valley farmers. But Professor Holly Doreumus says that's "more show than anything else." https://t.co/2YpiJzseDK

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) September 6, 2018

Ethan Elkin from @BerkeleyLawCLEE argues that we can maintain strong environmental and public health protections without hurting jobs and economic activity. https://t.co/hnt34rg5P5

— UC Berkeley Law (@BerkeleyLaw) August 30, 2018

We're feeling the effects of #wildfires. We recognize they're getting worse. Well… now what? @dfarber offers a portfolio of #riskmanagement strategies, to try and address this spreading issue https://t.co/wlaJmLkpes

— Berkeley Law CLEE (@BerkeleyLawCLEE) October 11, 2018

New from @BerkeleyLaw Dean Erwin Chemerinsky: The #25thamemdment has never been invoked, and it's highly unlikely it will be used against @realDonaldTrump https://t.co/tArvTSbBBB

— SacBeeEditorialBoard (@SacBeeEditBoard) September 10, 2018

Researchers from @Intel Corp. and UC Berkeley are looking beyond current transistor technology and preparing the way for a new type of memory and logic circuit that could someday be in every computer on the planet. @NatureNews @BerkeleyLab #IoT #AI https://t.co/2SXc1CAMfF

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) December 3, 2018

Roughly 12 percent of CA could be w/o #healthinsurance by 2020 if CA fails to enact a new state #healthcare mandate, expand coverage for low-income residents, or use govt money to make healthcare more affordable. via @UCBLaborCenter https://t.co/AJJ0SZ45QS

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) December 3, 2018

Rising waters could be a major obstacle for Oakland @Athletics Howard Terminal stadium

“There is legacy contamination in the areas where they will be building. And that means when the groundwater comes up, those contaminants can be remobilized.” https://t.co/fw8WaAzeWM

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 30, 2018

“The lack of transparency & disregard for risk are deeply concerning, there are safe & effective ways to protect children from HIV transmission, so the study does not appear to address an unmet medical need.” – Dr. Jennifer Doudna #CRISPR @washingtonpost https://t.co/9t39TcYTvE

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 27, 2018

Berkeley News sat down with political science professor Robert Van Houweling, an expert in voter behavior and legislative dynamics, to talk about last week’s election, what the results might mean for 2020 and what to expect from a divided government. https://t.co/xHOp1xF6nL

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 15, 2018

Mortgage algorithms perpetuate racial bias in lending, study finds #machinelearning #consumerlending #fintech @BerkeleyHaas @BerkeleyLaw https://t.co/AGYsUWbTGI

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 14, 2018

BLOG: "Latino voter surge holds lessons for 2020" by Lisa Garcia Bedolla via @ConversationUS https://t.co/xzxehPIGmr #politics #Latinos #Latinx #ElectionResults2018 #Midterms2018 #election

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 7, 2018

BLOG: Robert Reich: "America has rejected Trumpism" https://t.co/yY5jA6IPWR @RBReich via @Newsweek #politics #ElectionResults2018 #midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 7, 2018

What to watch for as the votes roll in — advice from Berkeley expert Jack Citrin https://t.co/j0KPUdyTnl #ElectionDay #politics #vote #Midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 6, 2018

ICYMI: What Tuesday's election might tell us about the future of politics https://t.co/Ut3MUUnZ1a #Midterms2018 #politics #election #midterms

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 5, 2018

ICYMI: Popular meal-kit companies may be creating low-wage, dead-end jobs, study finds https://t.co/XGJK1AyVMb

“Meal-kit delivery might be a rising star of the new food economy, but there is nothing new about the bad quality of these jobs.” pic.twitter.com/F0htf6LU7E

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 4, 2018

ICYMI: Robert Reich: Odds are against Dem takeover of House https://t.co/r10thjHSmT @RBReich @GoldmanSchool #politics #Midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 3, 2018

BLOG: "A letter to my students: I still have hope because of you — now vote"
— Martha Olney, economics prof. https://t.co/Fq9kToYxlX @berkeleyecon @MarthaOlney

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) November 2, 2018

New Berkeley IGS poll: Newsom, Feinstein leading, Props. 6 and 10 behindhttps://t.co/4QBmWDPAYi @BerkeleyIGS #politics #midterms2018

— UC Berkeley (@UCBerkeley) October 31, 2018

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1月7・13日追加
California Vol.16 (University of California, Berkeley / San Diego)
California Vol.18 (University of California, Los Angeles)
California Vol.19 (UCLA, University of Southern California, Pepperdine University, etc.)
12月18日追加 2017年のほぼ同時期です。
US Policy Changes Vol.65 (US law professors Vol.1) テキサス以西、主にカリフォルニア。

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.42（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.16 －大学ツイート UC Davis）

All the below tweets are in English.
今日は、University of California, Davis です。

A truly inspiring article by UC Davis professor Tessa Hill about our roles in the global plastic problem: https://t.co/Mi09HfZdAO pic.twitter.com/5MRhJBL60N

— UC Climate Solutions (@ClimateUC) October 26, 2018

The Camp Fire, the deadliest in California's history, has finally been extinguished. But what are the long-term health risks from the fires? It turns out very little is known,… https://t.co/I7xAqZjdDQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 26, 2018

Smoke from the devastating Camp Fire has caused many health issues this past week, but what are the long-term effects? According to Kent Pinkerton, director of the UC Davis Center for Health and the… https://t.co/8C5DUoOdOG

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 20, 2018

Dust masks and surgical masks won't protect your lungs against harmful pollutants from the wildfires. To do that, you need the right kind of mask – the California Department… https://t.co/aT6SL9OMni

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 16, 2018

If you live in California, there’s a strong chance you’ve been obsessively checking Air Quality Index (AQI) sites to see just how bad the air quality is. But why is there so… https://t.co/qzpynva0eD

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 16, 2018

Wildfires are unpredictable but there are many things you can do to be prepared. Jennifer Biddle, a science and health writer at the Environmental Health Sciences Center at UC Davis and producer… https://t.co/uoUmSSR8L0

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 15, 2018

Could satellites and artificial intelligence be used to spot wildfires? Alex Koltunov, a scientist at the Center for Spatial Technologies and Remote Sensing… https://t.co/hJVXsT6nE5

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 13, 2018

When you think of cybersecurity you might not be thinking of medical devices, but it turns out that everything from from pacemakers to insulin pumps could be vulnerable to computer hackers…. https://t.co/QkMZHwkSvz

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 8, 2018

#UCDavis faculty are experts in a wide variety of issues facing voters this year, from #conspiracytheories and the roots of modern conservatism to electronic voting and computer security. Check out the list: https://t.co/nyUGosrQ5n

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 6, 2018

Facts not fear. Giovanni Peri, an economics professor at UC Davis, debunks a few of… https://t.co/wgY4rh38LQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) November 5, 2018

"Entrainment" for better memory? A new UC Davis found that people who used entrainment devices, which use a combination of sound and lights to stimulate brain wave activity, showed improved memory #Entrainment #memory #cognition https://t.co/UWKhnUGMbe

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

California is a world leader in tech but has failed its early promise when it comes to transportation. Op ed from Institute of Transportation Studies Director Daniel on how the next California governor can fix our broken transportation system https://t.co/U9LhqTrQL1

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

Chancellor Gary S. May's thoughts on the recent attack on the Jewish community in Pittsburgh. "Hate cannot and will not win." https://t.co/VpYLNeI5nL

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 29, 2018

UC Davis study finds no safe level of organophosphate pesticides for children. “We have compelling evidence from dozens of human studies that exposures… https://t.co/8aXBtlk5aY

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 25, 2018

Do you have DNA from all your ancestors? Probably not. If you pick one of your ancestors from 10 generations back, the odds are only around 50 percent that you carry any DNA from him or her. The odds… https://t.co/eN93mWmFqq

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 23, 2018

New research predicts beer prices could double as rising global temperatures and more volatile weather cause shortages of barley; study corroborates 2017 UCDavis study #beer #climatechange #farming https://t.co/Oo08yefs86

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 22, 2018

What do creativity and genius have in common? "All of them, whether they’re scientists or whether they’re artists, have that tremendous drive and commitment and determination to keep on going, even when they’re failing and failing… https://t.co/pYB9W7WbtQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 22, 2018

Water less but get a higher yield of nuts? A new study from #UCDavis could be a game-changer for how nut orchards are watered in California #almonds #walnuts https://t.co/yIEiSi9IFF

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 22, 2018

In the age of fake news and doctored photos, wary consumers are not nearly as gullible as one might presume. But it turns out the source of the images does not matter much as people evaluate what is fake and what is real #FakeNews https://t.co/dTtqZeg4Yb

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 19, 2018

The October "Case of the month" is a fish. UC Davis veterinarians removed a softball-sized tumor from Madonna, a 6-year-old female koi fish https://t.co/KJLYiZh0FZ pic.twitter.com/XHAsBkHiX4

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 18, 2018

#UCDavis is a proud partner in the global effort to prevent future pandemics. https://t.co/M9HkFFvA43

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) October 1, 2018

Your Prime Day shopping spree came with free, fast shipping — but experts say there’s a hidden environmental cost that doesn’t show up on the checkout page. But experts say that e-commerce… https://t.co/edp18EQxxg

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 30, 2018

If California is going to reach its ambitious climate change targets, the state will have to… https://t.co/Lcbnw4iw42

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 29, 2018

How to stop mass shootings: A perspective article in the @NEJM from UC Davis firearms violence expert and emergency room physician Garen Wintemute, M.D. #massshootings #gunviolence #guncontrol #GVROs https://t.co/xDQinVvb2w pic.twitter.com/knn3uV76bU

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 28, 2018

In 2001 there were about 1,500 cases of Valley Fever in California. Last year that number jumped to 8,103. “We’re seeing a huge increase in new cases in the past two-and-a-half years. It’s… https://t.co/x3k7Pu12tR

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 27, 2018

Will a $4,500 subsidy convince more Californias to buy all-electric cars? https://t.co/LTVl7CO7HY

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 26, 2018

How bad is the air in Los Angeles? The worst in 20 years. “The fact that we keep violating and having this many days should be a wake-up call,” said Michael Kleeman, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at UC Davis who studies air… https://t.co/iJz6OhTZZC

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 22, 2018

Why are herds of of caribou in Greenland a fraction of their former size? UC Davis Professor Eric Post thinks the decline is linked to a rapidly warming climate that is driving the… https://t.co/dcRrZxatW7

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 18, 2018

Smoky, unhealthy air from large wildfires has plagued much of the West Coast and beyond. What's the public health impact? Special PBS correspondent Cat Wise talks to researchers at UC Davis who are assessing the risks for people from smoke and ash. https://t.co/8e9d1PVdHh

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) September 13, 2018

A new agreement with institutions in China, South Korea and Germany will allow the UC Davis Social Cognition Laboratory, directed by professor Jeff Sherman, to expand research on stereotyping and prejudice https://t.co/9h92gMll0J

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 30, 2018

California may soon legalize the selling home-cooked meals. But will the food be safe? Christine Bruhn, a food safety specialist emerita at UC Davis who has conducted multiple studies observing how people prepare food in their homes, discusses #AB626 https://t.co/ZVmm5LVphG

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 27, 2018

Daniel Sperling, the founding Director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis, on how the effort to freeze vehicle fuel-economy standards will bring auto innovation to a half and erode U.S. leadership on advanced technologies. https://t.co/bGkwIQ0RjA

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 22, 2018

Stay or go. Nicholas Pinter, a geologist at UC Davis, is studying "managed retreat," where repeated, severe floods have forced entire towns to move. Pinter and his… https://t.co/tUlmSW55EX

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 16, 2018

Using two motors and a $600 budget, students at #UCDavis engineered a robot capable of tying a shoe. It is part of an annual design competition with Meijo University in Japan https://t.co/20vBGcRh0e

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 13, 2018

It's normal for pollution to waft from west to east across the country, just like pollution from China is regularly transported over the Pacific Ocean into the U.S. But "Normally, the… https://t.co/NYeUOCKrVn

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 10, 2018

Of California water and wildfires. Mr. Trump's claim "is so physically impossible, you don't even really want to respond," said Jay Lund, a civil and environmental engineering professor at #UCDavis and a longtime analyst of the state's water wars https://t.co/TSoWaA64ck

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 7, 2018

Kathryn Olmsted, professor of history at UC Davis whose areas of expertise include the study of conspiracy theories, was on KPCC's "Air Talk" to talk about QAnon, a conspiracy theory group that has been seen at recent Trump rallies. https://t.co/JuZa1ard4w

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 7, 2018

Tara Ann Niendam, associate professor and executive director of the UC Davis Early Psychosis Programs, and Laura Tully, assistant professor of psychiatry, are the co-founders of Safari Health, a digital… https://t.co/B2FNQXL2HQ

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) August 1, 2018

California is home to some of the world's tech giants, but how safe is the state's voting technology? Could Russia hack California’s elections? Experts say it would be hard, but… https://t.co/DOgNYRCf8I

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 27, 2018

A new study raises the question: Could saving #water in the Los Angeles Reservoir come at the cost of consuming water in other parts of world? Jay Lund, director for the Center for Watershed Sciences at #UCDavis, discusses why it matters. https://t.co/Plyilaky2C #ca #savewater

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 19, 2018

UC Davis Professor and author Dan Sperling, director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at #UCDavis is now a regular contributor to @Forbes. His newest column looks at the proliferation of dockless electric bike and scooter sharing services https://t.co/eTLxGYK6zt

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 13, 2018

The measure to split CA into 3 states qualified for the November ballot – but is it legal? Darien Shanske, professor of law at UC Davis, talks to Larry Mantle on KPCC. https://t.co/FcYd2Pl1Rs

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 12, 2018

An intriguing new UC Davis study shows California's grasslands and rangelands are actually now more resilient at storing carbon than forests.

"In a stable climate, trees store more carbon than grasslands,"… https://t.co/9VUg84E2FH

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 10, 2018

The number of people receiving visas to move permanently to the United States is on pace to drop 12%. Giovanni Peri, chair of the economics department at UC Davis, notes the impact of cutting high- and low-skill immigrants will be to slow the U.S. economy https://t.co/DMvMUVY5SN

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 9, 2018

The Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis on how how ride-hailing could improve public transportation instead of undercutting it #Lyft #Uber https://t.co/wmEgUcmzAb

— UC Davis Research (@UCDavisResearch) July 5, 2018

Climate change could triple the frequency of large wildfires in California and other western states, says new federal report. Our report: https://t.co/ihPXCssRXS

— Stuart Leavenworth (@sleavenworth) November 23, 2018

Why "what happens in the Arctic doesn't stay in the Arctic" and the link b/w #climatechange and weather. Great explainer and use of #scicomm . https://t.co/uo1q80sVky

— Kat Kerlin (@UCDavis_Kerlin) October 26, 2018

Innovative doctors, who work on the tiniest fetuses and babies, are helping to expand the treatments available @UCDavisChildren https://t.co/i9wbaoh8fh @Sacbiz #pediatriccardiology

— UC Davis Health (@UCDavisHealth) September 25, 2018

On the latest episode of the podcast "What Trump Can Teach Us About Con Law," #UCDavisLaw Professor @elizabeth_joh explains what it would take to impeach a Supreme Court Justice. https://t.co/kwtte18qbx pic.twitter.com/R2KNlEkqx8

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) October 7, 2018

Professor Holly Cooper spoke to the @AP about new, more stringent rules that are delaying or preventing the reunion of some parents with migrant children who were detained after crossing the border without them. @abogadatejana https://t.co/Q3jVIQw8RM

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) September 25, 2018

#UCDavisLaw Professor Rick Frank spoke to @sacbee_news about a landmark ruling on groundwater over-pumping that could have implications for the entire state. https://t.co/L68hW7qAY4

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) September 24, 2018

Are Immigrants "Commerce"? #UCDavisLaw Prof. Jack Chin, Ilya Somin & John Eastman discuss whether the #Constitution grants the federal govt. authority over #immigration. @CatoUnbound https://t.co/82rqQDYGfP @GJackChin

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) September 22, 2018

The @nytimes interviewed #UCDavisLaw Professor Darien Shanske about a Treasury Department proposal that would keep states from circumventing the new, $10,000 limit on state and local tax deductions. https://t.co/se3Vlx6pKJ

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) August 27, 2018

In a piece for the New York Review of Books, King Hall alum @WajahatAli '07 looks at the recent rise of white-power groups in the United States, the nation's history of white supremacy and ways to combat its spread. https://t.co/2VnE9fp07m

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) August 21, 2018

Perspective from #UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin R. Johnson about #detentions of #immigrant children for @ConversationUS. @krjohnson58 https://t.co/rgdlmWAugl

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) August 2, 2018

In an op-ed for @politico, #UCDavisLaw Professor Dennis J. Ventry, Jr. and his co-authors explain why filing taxes "remains a time-consuming and expensive endeavor." https://t.co/omCQLT0a4l

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 30, 2018

"Treasonous" v "#treason" – #UCDavis Law Prof. @carltonfwlarson says there's a big difference. @PolitiFact https://t.co/rusRbAVJ1z

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 23, 2018

#UCDavisLaw alum Jessica 'Zhanna' Malekos Smith compares Alexander Hamilton's struggle to balance liberty and order to today’s #cyberspace policies. @DefenseOne @smallwars @RCDefense https://t.co/CKCZx9ANDB

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 23, 2018

“It’s funny,” he said, “because people keep asking me if it’s #treason yet.” #UCDavisLaw Prof. Carlton Larson for @washingtonpost @carltonfwlarson https://t.co/w99TUUPght

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 18, 2018

In this piece for @ConversationEDU, #UCDavis Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Diversity and Professor of Law @RaquelEAldana looks at the impact of President Trump's travel ban on refugees and U.S. families. https://t.co/eNmEMrOHwi

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) July 11, 2018

The @washingtonpost reports on a lawsuit filed today against the Trump administration by @UCDavisLaw's Immigration Law Center and others on behalf of children caught in a bureaucratic tangle after being detained separately from their parents.https://t.co/6HIkdrRyUJ

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 29, 2018

Watch @UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin R. Johnson dispel myths about immigration: https://t.co/VyNia3xgrC @krjohnson58

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 28, 2018

There is a way for pro-labor states to work around this morning's #Janus decision by the #USSupremeCourt, @UCDavisLaw Professor @AaronTangLaw writes in this @sacbee_news op-ed: https://t.co/svQZpkU1R7

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 27, 2018

Children allege grave abuse at migrant #DetentionCenters, @UCDavisLaw Professor Holly Cooper tells @CNN: "There seems to be a level of cruel intent I've never seen before and a real indifference to the well-being of a child." @abogadatejana https://t.co/fnGbL0y3gN

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 22, 2018

President Trump's executive order seeking indefinite detention of migrant children likely will elicit legal challenges, @UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin R. Johnson writes in @nbcnews essay. @krjohnson58 https://t.co/vDd3psST1e

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 21, 2018

#UCDavisLaw Dean Kevin Johnson points out that the executive branch has discretion in immigrant #detainment policies. Example: using bond hearings – as done in the past – allows families to stay together. @krjohnson58 @ConversationUS #immigration https://t.co/VfGOKPS3iY

— UC Davis Law (@UCDavisLaw) June 20, 2018

A delightful text from an astonishing @UCDavisLaw professor.
In my opinion Alan Brownstein is one of the best, @krjohnson58 https://t.co/o0nqvQj4MD

— Luis Enrique Pereda (@luis_e_pereda) September 1, 2018

From Rick Frank of ⁦@UCDavisLaw⁩: In Environmental Law Foundation v. SWRCB, CA appeals court declares state PTD applies to at least some of CA’s groundwater resources & rejects argument that the SGMA displaces the PTD’s applicability to GW resources. https://t.co/GhuE07Lcfe

— Lisa Schiavinato (@oceancoastallaw) August 30, 2018

.@UCDavisLaw professor emeritus Alan Brownstein comments on Judge Kavanaugh's apparent position on Second Amendment https://t.co/V4yX4SnglF

— Justia Verdict (@VerdictJustia) August 27, 2018

Raquel Aldana, @UCDavisLaw professor, reflects on her experiences as an immigrant and her approach to teaching law. @RaquelEAldana | Via @KVIEPBS https://t.co/PX2Blo3qNx pic.twitter.com/qcgnr0LcSi

— UC Davis Magazine (@UCDavisMagazine) October 4, 2018

What does treason mean in modern America? @UCDavisLaw professor @carltonfwlarson on the rhetoric. | Via @kjzzphoenix https://t.co/buu8k4Pf8k pic.twitter.com/INLBzC1jh6

— UC Davis Magazine (@UCDavisMagazine) September 22, 2018

Treason is strictly defined by the US Constitution, notes Carlton Larson of @UCDavisLaw. But there are plenty of serious and impeachable offenses that don't meet that high bar https://t.co/n0tt6z8s1p

— UCDavis News Service (@UCDavisNews) July 18, 2018

Oped: Rights of non-citizens lost among immigration rhetoric, says @krjohnson58 @UCDavisLaw https://t.co/8XPvHRCsGd

— UCDavis News Service (@UCDavisNews) June 22, 2018

Surviving the Camp Fire was hard enough. Now these animals have to find their humans. https://t.co/eTtvef99j6

— UC Davis (@ucdavis) November 18, 2018

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https://twitter.com/WSjp_insight/status/1068781240214478849

cf. 12月27日追加
California Vol.14 (University of California, Davis)

U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.33（Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.7 －大学ツイート Montana～Missouri）

All the below tweets are in English.
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なお、前回書きましたとおり、選挙関連情報は、次の選挙までの政策、ひいては次の選挙までのその国民の日常生活に影響があり得るという認識を持っております。時間が経つとリンクは切れ始めますが、法の下で（政治家でない者の）人権を保護する等の観点からそれが当然という場合もあります。
当サイト全般に党派性・政治的意図・選挙関与は無いところ、アメリカの政権与党等に対する学識者による批判が書かれているツイートも、日本にとって最重要国であるアメリカの次の選挙までの政権与党の政策の詳細把握等のために、このアメリカ各地大学ツイート特集では掲載しており、学問的内容も含んでおります。

Hal Brands, a distinguished foreign policy professor, commentator and former defense secretary advisor, offered a sweeping analysis of the U.S. foreign engagement in this semester’s Eye of the Hawk presentation. #UNDproud https://t.co/sZrtSSRgQc pic.twitter.com/Z5pqijo5vY

— U of North Dakota (@UofNorthDakota) November 10, 2018

Professor Kathryn Rand is quoted in this article of azcentral on Senator John McCain and his legacy in tribal gaming. #UNDproud https://t.co/1jLSpLPXZp

— UND School of Law (@UNDLawSchool) September 4, 2018

How do political campaign ads affect voters? Listen to this week's episode of Credit Hour to find out more from Julia Hellwege, assistant professor of political science.
Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher and https://t.co/cY1UqRmZA6.#MyUSD #PoliticalScience pic.twitter.com/WZ63fIhZo6

— University of South Dakota (@usd) November 5, 2018

Missoula Economic Partnership, UM and local government set course on collaboration #missoula @umontana #mtnews #staycurrent https://t.co/RMKHc7iYWJ pic.twitter.com/XgCsLOJIuY

— Martin J. Kidston (@martinkidston) October 24, 2018

https://twitter.com/ANewAnglePod/status/1062389697723461632

Want to learn more about the people and orgs working to address challenges Missoula faces? The new #podcast "Insight on Impact" covers everything from food insecurity to environmental stewardship, and is hosted by @umontana MBA student Eric Halverson! https://t.co/jpGQbtHrV0 pic.twitter.com/ZEKNmqx454

— UM College of Business (@UMontanaBiz) August 6, 2018

Inspiring to see @Nike (and the #GrizBizGrads working there!) leading the way to improve pay equality: https://t.co/MaT1xKdkXg

— UM College of Business (@UMontanaBiz) July 26, 2018

With the conference Stephen Bannon was speaking at "totally shut down," the event's organizer is now looking for a @umontana professor to debate the prominent nationalist. https://t.co/dphwxCHL9V

— Billings Gazette (@billingsgazette) November 15, 2018

The @umjschool’s Community News Project fact-checked @realDonaldTrump's speech looking at Montana issues the president discussed https://t.co/wcRg1uYpdh pic.twitter.com/pwA4lcQzTr

— Billings Gazette (@billingsgazette) September 7, 2018

Can a Chinese Mega-Retailer Make a Killing off Montana Beef? J-School grad student @matt_blois explores for @CivilEats https://t.co/Db3DUaJ9bI #montanajouranlism #learnbydoing

— School of Journalism (@UMJSchool) January 29, 2018

Pregnant women who use drugs say Montana does little to help them get clean. More from the series produced by Joe Eaton's investigations class in partnership with @JaymeKFraser and @missoulian: https://t.co/nbvF5W5AJz

— School of Journalism (@UMJSchool) January 2, 2018

Welcome back @GovernorBullock to @umontanalaw! Gov Bullock joined law students, faculty and others to talk dark money and campaign finance reform, and shared a few “Bullock’s Theories on the World” along the way. Thanks to our @acslaw students for inviting and hosting. pic.twitter.com/jPA6qy7cQg

— U. Montana Law (@umontanalaw) October 3, 2018

Please submit your question about Gubernatorial Debate today to the following link and come on Thursday to hear what the candidates say!https://t.co/eWsNHk3az7

— School of Politics, Public Affairs & Int'l Studies (@UWSPPAIS) October 23, 2018

People living just a few streets apart may have vastly different opportunities for a long life. https://t.co/HZx6f076B2

— Anne Alexander (@wyoaalex) November 8, 2018

Sam Donaldson (@UW_Law), Understanding The New Tax Lawhttps://t.co/WXJyIVosrv pic.twitter.com/5I8vTOxTDv

— Paul Caron (@SoCalTaxProf) January 12, 2018

.@WY_Boomerang checks in with UW's SCREE project: https://t.co/2lqZpKbhsd #PrepareForCompleteLiving #UWyo

— University of Wyoming College of Arts & Sciences (@UWArtsSciences) October 18, 2018

Be sure to attend the upcoming Yeutter Institute forum Sept. 7, featuring Ikuo Kabashima, governor of Japan’s Kumamoto Prefecture and @UNLincoln alumnus as he addresses the impact of a changing #trade environment on prefectures and states. https://t.co/O7TiekzHVN pic.twitter.com/Ua1X8JhZLG

— Global Ag & Natural Resources at Nebraska (@IANRGlobal) August 29, 2018

The team at @waterforfood has been making great progress in policy research, outreach and solutions for #water and #foodsecurity. @NU_PPC is proud to collaborate with people who work towards solutions that make the world better. @u_nebraska @GlobalNebraska https://t.co/Er9LKYbqYQ

— University of Nebraska Public Policy Center (@NU_PPC) November 2, 2018

@NU_PPC is proud to be part of this collaborative effort to address #opioid abuse here in Nebraska. #NUforNE https://t.co/wz0XCY2sK8

— University of Nebraska Public Policy Center (@NU_PPC) October 3, 2018

@NU_PPC senior research director Dr. Denise Bulling assisting Puerto Rico first responders with disaster behavioral health response featured in @UNLincoln's @NebToday https://t.co/4OoX6js7Th

— University of Nebraska Public Policy Center (@NU_PPC) August 17, 2018

New publication from Patrick Habecker, Melissa Welch-Lazoritz, and Kirk Dombrowski using NASIS data! https://t.co/bl8IlPKDJL @UNLReach @UNLSOC #UNL #Nebraska #drugs

— BOSR (@unlbosr) July 9, 2018

Hey, we know him! @UNLCollegeofLaw's @GusHurwitz was quoted in a @PopSci article on important science policy issues facing each state. https://t.co/1hjlB34mVA #Nebraska #UNL

— Nebraska Today (@NebToday) October 17, 2018

Professor von der Dunk appeared on @NBCNews to discuss the proposed Space Force and the future of warfare >> https://t.co/ArHodm0Guo #NELaw

— Nebraska Law (@UNLCollegeofLaw) September 19, 2018

Professor @GusHurwitz talked to @WSJ about Europe's Google Decision: https://t.co/v7TyGlyh5l #NELaw

— Nebraska Law (@UNLCollegeofLaw) July 19, 2018

Prof @AdamThimmesch spoke to @klkntv regarding yesterday's SCOTUS decision in the South Dakota v. Wayfair case: https://t.co/SCrgxaoRfk #NELaw

— Nebraska Law (@UNLCollegeofLaw) June 22, 2018

One use of drones in journalism: aerial coverage of natural disasters. #MMY18 https://t.co/IuTEmYImi3

— MobileMe&You (@MobileMeYou) October 27, 2018

Check out @mattwaite's drone work during the Cather/Pound implosion last December! #MMY18 #UNL https://t.co/yyMcthTqKz

— UNL CoJMC (@Unl_CoJMC) October 27, 2018

From one business student to another: It's important to vote, especially in midterm elections. @DailyNeb story: https://t.co/BfkLwhYpaD #UNL #NUBiz pic.twitter.com/97SG3zoA4A

— Nebraska Business (@NebraskaBiz) November 6, 2018

“The decline in the leading indicator suggests that Nebraska’s economic growth, which is currently quite strong, will slow in the coming months,” Eric Thompson, @UNLincoln /@NebraskaBiz professor and the director of #NebraskaBBR.

Monthly Podcast: https://t.co/BZRsp2IIwn pic.twitter.com/Sol0KpO43P

— Nebraska BBR (@NebraskaBBR) October 24, 2018

Editorial: Air Force recognizes NU's research contributions to U.S. security https://t.co/QKppRIGvwP via @owhnews

— NSRI (@NSRI_NU) August 6, 2018

"Companies run into roadblocks if they cannot anticipate the prevailing political environment, specifically how pro-business the policies are likely to be", says Robert Johnson, PhD (@rrjphd) in regards to the impact of yesterday's #midtermelections https://t.co/9IRXAmPgLt

— Heider Business (@CreightonBiz) November 7, 2018

Our resident economist, @erniegoss says "Don't panic" about stock market fluctuations: https://t.co/17aBYdabHd

— Heider Business (@CreightonBiz) October 24, 2018

Professor Robert Johnson (@rrjphd) says "If the economy continues along the same path it's currently on, I would expect the S&P 500 to continue to reach new records," https://t.co/Z2bzSAaiIy

— Heider Business (@CreightonBiz) October 3, 2018

"Before pulling out of stocks, investors should realize the main alternatives, bonds, look pretty risky themselves, as rising interest rates undermine prices of older bonds that don't pay as much," says @rrjphd https://t.co/kl3cCSixkT

— Heider Business (@CreightonBiz) September 4, 2018

Mnuchin: Investors should not be worried by recent market fluctuations – https://t.co/imyl5uye7j My thoughts on the last couple days in the market

— Robert Johnson (@rrjphd) October 12, 2018

Tariffs on the mind of rural bankers surveyed for the latest @CreightonBiz Rural Mainstreet Index; report included these comments from #Nebraska bankers in Odell & Newman Grove. Full report: https://t.co/8J6B1CgS3r pic.twitter.com/4EpgB9C1x7

— Mike Tobias (@mtobiasNET) September 19, 2018

"American leadership is needed now more than ever."
Thank you to everyone who attended and followed along with our event last night, featuring former Secretaries of State Dr. Madeleine Albright and Gen. Colin Powell.
Read a recap of the event here: https://t.co/mWLheyns3I pic.twitter.com/ZISJ28lZz2

— Creighton University (@Creighton) October 31, 2018

ICYMI: See #isugsjc Professor Michael Bugeja's interview with @JustinSurrency of @WHOhd on fringe groups and social media. https://t.co/21oQdxV4tj

— Greenlee School (@ISU_GSJC) October 30, 2018

ICYMI: #isugsjc Associate Professor Jay Newell's study of political advertising in the 2016 caucuses was referenced in @DMRegister story on political campaign spending in Iowa. https://t.co/SveGLLw5Jr #whygreenlee

— Greenlee School (@ISU_GSJC) October 30, 2018

Happy Election Day! How/where will you watch the results this evening? https://t.co/Ojc1MO7bt9

— Public Policy Center (@uippc) November 6, 2018

Forthcoming soon in the JF: Bates @TippieIowa explores how market crashes develop: self-exciting short-lived volatility spikes https://t.co/NviWRaCMkL

— Journal of Finance (@JofFinance) October 12, 2018

We studied outcomes of a sugar-sweetened beverage tax in Philadelphia—from store shelves to consumer behavior. Writing in @Phillydotcom, @hgoldman77 looks at how the tax has specifically affected African American children. @TippieIowa @Cornell #SSBTax https://t.co/Hh0hPiNW1r

— Mathematica (@MathPolResearch) September 24, 2018

How might a "soda tax" affect children? @Bloomberg on our Philadelphia study:

"(A)mong children who drank the equivalent of 20 ounces or more per day, the tax did decrease consumption by about 22 percent." #SSBTax @TippieIowa @Cornell @nberpubs https://t.co/wAXQaAUMig

— Mathematica (@MathPolResearch) September 22, 2018

Publicly traded firms are required by the SEC to publicly disclose their quarterly earnings. But tweeting is optional. What we can learn from what isn't said: https://t.co/CDkvfQXpuo #UIResearch pic.twitter.com/36JzfVIzOd

— Tippie College of Business (@TippieIowa) November 14, 2018

Profs. Peter Joy @WashULaw and Rodney Upoff @MizzouLaw discuss sentencing reform on The ALI Adviser.https://t.co/vib9obAYw9

— The American Law Institute (@AmLawInst) October 23, 2018

Professor Dennis Crouch (@patentlyo) was recently listed as one of the “20 Most Intellectual Property & Cyberlaw Scholars in the U.S.” for the period 2013-2017 on “Brian Leiter’s Law School Reports.”https://t.co/NbOuhxIPxd

— Mizzou Law (@MizzouLaw) October 8, 2018

Professor Douglas Abrams recently discussing juvenile justice and the nationally recognized Missouri Division of Youth Services (DYS) at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. https://t.co/vZxY3XFmTj

— Mizzou Law (@MizzouLaw) October 18, 2018

Does CEO behavior affect the bottom line? @NPR's @MorningEdition highlights research from a team including @Mizzou Finance Assistant Professor Adam Yore. #Mizzou #Business #HigherEd https://t.co/Z6pyLkdW9Y

— Mizzou Business (@MizzouBusiness) July 24, 2018

In the news: @PodgurskyM and @CoryKoedel are among the top 200 education policy scholars nationally: https://t.co/9UsuBM6e5D

— MU Dept of Economics (@MizzouEcon) January 19, 2018

My piece with ⁦@LincolnLBrown⁩ on the Missouri Senate race. ⁦@MizzouTSPA⁩ ⁦@MizzouAandS⁩ https://t.co/Pd51gSTTiE

— Mary Stegmaier (@MaryStegmaier) October 31, 2018

Research from Assistant Professor Sheena Greitens @MizzouPoliSci appears in the South China Morning Post!https://t.co/eAYb6pgBG7

— MizzouAandS (@MizzouAandS) September 6, 2018

Check out the article in @WaPo by @Mizzou TSPA Assistant Professor @MaryStegmaier and Lukáš Linek about interesting developments in the parliament of the Czech Republic https://t.co/njNMjGHenl

— Mizzou Truman School (@MizzouTSPA) July 26, 2018

A brief history of U.S. promotion of religious freedom as a foreign policy strategy | Part 2 of @lukemperez with @newsy https://t.co/FYDwHbmICB

— Kinder Institute (@MUDemocracy) July 24, 2018

Why is the promotion of global religious freedom a foreign policy priority for the U.S.? KICD post-doc fellow @lukemperez explains in an ongoing series with @Newsy. https://t.co/xUdR0PDhLH

— Kinder Institute (@MUDemocracy) July 23, 2018

Do congressional staff have skills, resources to perform their jobs? New study from Jennifer Selin, Hanna Brant of @MizzouPoliSci: https://t.co/niI27Dq6FC @LegBranch pic.twitter.com/rIhmiKInij

— Congressional Inst (@conginst) October 9, 2018

On Oct 26, we will host @SheenaGreitens and @rorytruex for a presentation of their findings from the first large-scale survey of China experts about their research experience and interactions with the Chinese authorities. To register for the event: https://t.co/glTTXE6MpB

— CSIS China Chair (@CSISFreeman) October 18, 2018

Asst. Professor Jake Haselswerdt examines the effect of Medicaid expansion on political participation@MizzouTSPA @MizzouAandS https://t.co/k01DTwYf4I

— Mizzou Poli Sci (@MizzouPoliSci) November 12, 2018

Panelists @SheenaGreitens and @cooperdrury discussed how US-China trade wars affect Midwestern farmers. https://t.co/Ddf90it0ln

— Mizzou Poli Sci (@MizzouPoliSci) October 12, 2018

"This is probably approaching, depending on your estimates, two trillion dollars. 10 percent of a 20 trillion-dollar economy. This is thousands and thousands of dollars for the average American household. This is a big deal" https://t.co/ROkPnnCaco pic.twitter.com/55z9KoaDsU

— WUSTL Arts&Sciences (@WUSTLArtSci) November 8, 2018

Hold…that…thought! Steve Fazzari discusses the state the US economy finds itself inhttps://t.co/ROkPnnkyNO pic.twitter.com/IJVxntCZJG

— WUSTL Arts&Sciences (@WUSTLArtSci) November 6, 2018

https://t.co/9R0YodQKJK

— WUSTL Poli Sci (@WUSTLPoliSci) November 12, 2018

America's Changing Role in the World: A Debate | Conversation and Panelist Discussion | Nov. 6, 2017 https://t.co/SncVje3MLR

— WUSTL Poli Sci (@WUSTLPoliSci) October 25, 2017

Prof @ajreeves | Donald Trump's lukewarm response to Puerto Rico was pretty predictable. Here's why. https://t.co/790KzD9Fco

— WUSTL Poli Sci (@WUSTLPoliSci) October 2, 2017

Prof. @BetsySinclair1 discusses how peer networks influence elections on @WUSTL_thinks Hold That Thought https://t.co/pJmA62hOPk

— WUSTL Poli Sci (@WUSTLPoliSci) November 7, 2016

Prof Betsy Sinclair: Congressional Tweets Can Reveal Levels of Partisanship https://t.co/uIs2g9gADe via @LiveScience

— WUSTL Poli Sci (@WUSTLPoliSci) September 12, 2016

Findings from Olin expert Dan Elfenbein showcase a divided nation as we head into the 2018 midterms – so divided that we won't buy goods from each other. https://t.co/dMhP9wJ05U pic.twitter.com/pmUgGuYvC4

— WashU Olin Business School (@WUSTLbusiness) November 5, 2018

Entrepreneurs can't go it alone – that's why we need accelerators, incubators, and startup collectives to help reach our fullest potential, according to Olin expert Cliff Holekamp. Read more: https://t.co/oMQjSiNUYw pic.twitter.com/FKbF5NpAZQ

— WashU Olin Business School (@WUSTLbusiness) November 2, 2018

Research from Daniel Gottlieb reveals that invoking a person's moral compass can encourage them to pay back debts more quickly – and it works as well as threatening them with the financial consequences. https://t.co/JaEYUKCcDr

— WashU Olin Business School (@WUSTLbusiness) October 17, 2018

Why do sports teams tend to invest in real estate near their stadiums – like @BPVSTL near Busch Stadium? Olin expert @DrPatSportsBiz explains. https://t.co/ZS3wZVpCoF pic.twitter.com/IVuXwGDuBC

— WashU Olin Business School (@WUSTLbusiness) October 10, 2018

Listen to Olin professor Cathy Dunkin explain how businesses are encouraging their own employees to be brand ambassadors, rather than working with influencers. https://t.co/oZbFLgZMWv

— WashU Olin Business School (@WUSTLbusiness) October 8, 2018

Olin prof. Andrew Knight's research on activating your work – and yourself – by standing up more often was featured by @HuffPost. Check it out! https://t.co/YO7l9PtW07 pic.twitter.com/zcnSbXZ1Kb

— WashU Olin Business School (@WUSTLbusiness) October 2, 2018

“We want to put the right person in the right role so they can thrive.”

MBA alum Seth Burgett's company, @GatewayBronco, is featured in @Telegraph for its popularity with workers and consumers – even though it's only two years old. https://t.co/cFOfYhVqb9 pic.twitter.com/PQKEMvOv8R

— WashU Olin Business School (@WUSTLbusiness) September 24, 2018

President Trump has now appointed 29 judges to the U.S. Courts of Appeals. With 11 vacancies left, here’s how the balance of the courts looks now: https://t.co/zXUFfqOTkZ pic.twitter.com/8bZFWKZp4W

— Reuters Legal (@ReutersLegal) October 30, 2018

Professor Emeritus Stephen Legomsky is quoted in the @vicenews article. https://t.co/Bgvx11qH6I

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 15, 2018

“If we are going to have a successful future in our digital, networked, data-driven world, it is essential that we establish clear rules promoting trust and security in the digital environment, Professor @neilmrichards is quoted. https://t.co/cUUob3SNHA

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 14, 2018

“Other countries decline to pay for a drug when the price is too high,” said Professor @RESachs in this @nytimes article. “The United States has been unwilling to do this.” https://t.co/kWRvsELpk0

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 13, 2018

Professor Emeritus Stephen Legomsky gives his expert opinion on the question: Can dictators and enemy generals obtain birthright citizenship for their children? https://t.co/SpyxbECnGs

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 13, 2018

Professor Emeritus Stephen Legomsky predicted a battle over the extent of the president’s authority as it pertains to asylum seekers in this @BuzzFeedNews article. https://t.co/pYUKNG2IdF

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 12, 2018

Professor @GregMagarian said that Mayor Ted Wheeler's proposal, gives himself "unilateral authority to criminalize constitutionally protected speech before the speech happens, based on wildly subjective criteria." https://t.co/MkSFEmOjc9

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 12, 2018

Professor Emeritus Stephen Legomsky is quoted. https://t.co/PTeijCbvJf

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 9, 2018

"We as the public have a right to be assured that the people who are participating in that investigation are impartial," said Professor @clarkkathleen https://t.co/fp3tscusIq

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 9, 2018

Professor @RESachs said she expects interest groups to come out and fight the proposal, including the pharmaceutical industry, oncology and physicians groups, and patient groups. https://t.co/ZVIkDexa77

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 6, 2018

@WashULaw Professor Stephen Legomsky is quoted: “Once a person enters our territory, there is no analogous law that permits a blanket denial of asylum.” https://t.co/knoDaFEDq2

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 5, 2018

@WashULaw Professor Emeritus Stephen Legomsky said Trump’s promised fiat on birthright citizenship is “clearly unconstitutional” — and designed for political effect. https://t.co/M3zMOLI3kk

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) November 1, 2018

@WashULaw Professor Emeritus Stephen Legomsky discusses asylum seekers on @SIRIUSXM with @ChrisCuomo . https://t.co/eMoLnEoulS

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) October 25, 2018

Professor @clarkkathleen is quoted. https://t.co/vKpM5t0HaR

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) October 22, 2018

“How confident are Florida voters and pensioners that when Scott was making decisions as governor he was doing so on their behalf as opposed to those he was raising money from? Is he representing the people of Florida, or donors? " @clarkkathleen said. https://t.co/ZkloQrP3aY

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) October 19, 2018

Great story about @FirstMondays podcast with Professor @danepps and Indiana Law Professor @isamuel . https://t.co/Xe8MKOUdmH

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) October 18, 2018

“There is no relationship between rising prices on drugs abroad and lowering prices in the United States,” Professor @RESachs said. “The Trump Administration has on occasion tried to draw this link, but it is not correct. https://t.co/Rl8FKKoTVb

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) October 16, 2018

Faculty expert Maxine Lipeles weighs in on Missouri Department of Natural Resources explanation of enforcement data. https://t.co/Ds19895emp

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) October 15, 2018

Faculty expert Professor @RESachs is quoted in this @voxdotcom article. https://t.co/Qz2pWrWOGk

— WashULaw (@WashULaw) October 11, 2018

“The increasing numbers of passive investors is encouraging activism targeted at board makeup change.” @WUSTLbusiness finds that passive investors in public companies often come with activists calling for a change in company board composition https://t.co/Z1mPWL8RWQ

— Washington University in St. Louis (@WUSTL) November 2, 2018

Nike, Google and Amazon employees are exploring cities one step at a time with Olin alumnus’ newly-launched scavenger hunt app, Let’s Roam. Under the guidance of Olin professors, Michael Harding has transformed a passion into a career. https://t.co/Pk5U6b1y95

— Washington University in St. Louis (@WUSTL) October 2, 2018

Whether simply skeptical or "grossed out" by #GMOs, many consumers still have serious concerns about genetically modified foods. New marketing research takes a look at why. https://t.co/9n0UGez4I8

— Washington University in St. Louis (@WUSTL) September 25, 2018

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U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.19（North Korea, China, Hawaii, Guam, South Korea, New Zealand, TPP, Pakistan, Iranなど）

(All the below links are in English.)

引き続き、アメリカと標記関係国に関連するツイート等を、以下貼っておきます。

In 2018, #geopolitics is back with a vengeance. https://t.co/74fBzzPYBK pic.twitter.com/XGmaaW1cbu

— Stratfor (@Stratfor) January 13, 2018

ICYMI: This op-ed on choosing peace in North Korea offers millennials' opinions on what potential war in North Korea would mean for their generation and has been viewed more than 10 million times. #millennialpolitics #DPRK #choosepeace https://t.co/gliKMoyvPt

— Nukes of Hazard (@nukes_of_hazard) January 12, 2018

Experts: Washington may need to encourage Seoul to find ways to cooperate with Tokyo in confronting threats from the region's revisionist actors, rather than picking fights with Japan. https://t.co/CrqrL8bJXC

— RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation) January 15, 2018

"The [US #Nuclear Posture Review] is taking the nation in exactly the wrong direction…. It brings us closer to nuclear war." Joe @Cirincione and more, in the @dcexaminer #EliminateNukes https://t.co/VfevvAyx3l

— Ploughshares Fund (@plough_shares) January 13, 2018

Article mentions study wherein 250k people survive nuclear attack smaller that Hiroshima's by sheltering in place. Meanwhile, 3 B-2's recently deployed near Guam could carry bombs with potentially over 3000x this explosive power. #perspective https://t.co/4J1NtGxcIj

— Ploughshares Fund (@plough_shares) January 12, 2018

Great insights by @Max_Fisher on #Hawaii snafu. Remember, in a crisis our @POTUS would have mins. to decide if nuclear attack from Russia or China or N. Korea is real or fake. Prompt launch policies allow him to launch 800 nuclear warheads in <15 mins. https://t.co/mtYacxhQ78 pic.twitter.com/Iu6BiNdBqF

— Daryl G Kimball (@DarylGKimball) January 14, 2018

"False Alarm Adds to Real Alarm About Trump’s Nuclear Risk." Must read @nytopinion editorial on today's Trump-fueled nuclear risks and anxieties that the world can ill afford https://t.co/MbPzfdaYum pic.twitter.com/Se37ffMT6D

— Daryl G Kimball (@DarylGKimball) January 13, 2018

'The false alert was a stark reminder of what happens when the old realities of the nuclear age collide with the speed — and the potential for error — inherent in the internet age.' @adamnagourney @SangerNYT @johannabarr https://t.co/LLa3C1X8qV

— rickgladstone (@rickgladstone) January 14, 2018

Glib talk about military attacks that don't put Seoul at risk debunked by @AbeDenmark https://t.co/kkRdxpEsTp via @ForeignAffairs

— Kori Schake (@KoriSchake) January 10, 2018

First and foremost, President Trump’s National Security Strategy is a reflection of his belief that putting America first is the duty of our government and the foundation for effective U.S. leadership in the world. Read more: https://t.co/jJwqnR7xoi

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 19, 2017

New op-ed in Washington Post from @StanfordCISAC @Malfrid_BH on the relative success of North Korea’s nuclear program. https://t.co/YWfJWUFNth

— CISAC (@StanfordCISAC) January 2, 2018

Listen: China has arrived as a world power. What will this mean for the U.S. and the rest of the world? @KarlEikenberry speaks about China's new role on #WorldClassStanford with Michael @McFaul. https://t.co/EEBGxdaueW

— FSI Stanford (@FSIStanford) December 15, 2017

Wondering what North Korea's recent tests mean? Nuclear experts @SecDef19, @SiegfriedHecker and Scott Sagan tell us what we should know and what to do next. https://t.co/eqHeM76Si9

— FSI Stanford (@FSIStanford) December 5, 2017

Did the U.S. Underestimate North Korea’s Weapons Program? It’s Not That Simple. https://t.co/DOz5CmpSCV @monkeycageblog @washingtonpost pic.twitter.com/HSbrw1bUxp

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 19, 2018

LISTEN: Lisa Monaco, former homeland security adviser to President Obama, discusses North Korea, America's standing in the world, the travel ban, terrorism and Robert Mueller. https://t.co/18PykNDWvd @CapehartJ @washingtonpost

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 19, 2018

WATCH: "To pin too much hope" on China curbing North Korea's behavior "is unrealistic," former US Defense Secretary Ash Carter tells @camanpour. https://t.co/HPMovSst8K @cnn @kennedy_school pic.twitter.com/v9aMmG7zaY

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 18, 2018

Trump's White House may be chaotic, but that's hardly unusual, @nfergus writes in @BostonGlobe https://t.co/T29LV9J4Hd pic.twitter.com/CLhTV8hc1X

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 18, 2018

WATCH: Former #SecDef Ash Carter explains his fascination with medieval history and how we can apply history to inform current policymaking. https://t.co/yB6NAfjEr3 #AppliedHistory #OfficeHours @HISTORY @Medievalists @Kennedy_School @Harvard @aroopmukharji

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 18, 2018

"Trump's New Strategy Is America's Old Strategy: Gathering Allies" https://t.co/xUSrjndQO4 pic.twitter.com/cPpCsUhI06

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 11, 2018

Robert B. Zoellick writes in @WSJ: 2018 will be the year we find out how serious Trump is about protectionism. So far the signs aren't good. https://t.co/U2D6HKj6Be pic.twitter.com/4JPnPOgUml

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 11, 2018

WATCH: On CNBC's Squawk Box, Nicholas Burns says we should expect more sanctions on North Korea this year https://t.co/171i5umfOo pic.twitter.com/89xA1ydrOP

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 8, 2018

Quote of the Week:
“The Russians are onto something. They found a weakness, and they will be back in 2018 and 2020 with a more sophisticated and targeted approach.” –Sr. Fellow Douglas Lute on Russia’s 2016 election attacks https://t.co/Etk0WbEMA7

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 5, 2018

In a review of Meghan O’Sullivan's book, 'Windfall,' in Foreign Affairs, Richard Cooper says "O’Sullivan explores the possibility that the new abundance in energy might replace the risk of a U.S.-Chinese rivalry for scarce resources…" https://t.co/ZpdeW5Bf5s

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 5, 2018

In @WSJ, Paula J. Dobriansky explains what the US and NATO should do about the Russian military buildup in the Arctic. https://t.co/XZWfT302TS pic.twitter.com/GysGEaFJyU

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 3, 2018

In a review of @DanielEllsberg’s new memoir, 'The Doomsday Machine,' in @nytimes, @GrahamTAllison says the book provides a compelling account of the dangers of the nuclear age. https://t.co/hZfdjrDEWQ

— Belfer Center (@BelferCenter) January 2, 2018

This week podcast up: a special episode with @GrahamTAllison on his book Destined for War (China vs US)- a favorite book I mentioned on @ritholtz podcast and @Perth_Tolle on her China views and Freedom Investing https://t.co/4c05PBmzPo

— Jeremy Schwartz (@JeremyDSchwartz) January 12, 2018

Did the US underestimate North Korea’s weapons program? It’s not that simple, says @BelferCenter fellow https://t.co/Nh8wEOIvsp

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) January 17, 2018

Macron's China visit points to Beijing's shifting relationship with Europe, says @HKS_BizGov and @BelferCenter fellow Philippe Le Corre https://t.co/fCouSTOox2

— HarvardKennedySchool (@Kennedy_School) January 11, 2018

Why Kim Jong-un's overture to South Korea is a canny move, trying to widen a breach in the 70-year old alliance between the US and South Korea, and how it will require some skillful diplomacy by the Trump Administration. With the great @choesanghun.https://t.co/zLsdiOtoqX

— David Sanger (@SangerNYT) January 2, 2018

.@GrahamTAllison thinks the world underestimates the risk of a catastrophic clash between China and the US. From July https://t.co/jYeaARjvc1

— The Economist (@TheEconomist) January 2, 2018

#NATO and the Arctic: "The U.S. should start building advanced icebreakers and conduct more exercises, patrols and training missions," says Paula Dobriansky of @BelferCenter: https://t.co/fZxUE0vrrI pic.twitter.com/0pwWNPFphc

— Scowcroft Center (@ACScowcroft) January 3, 2018

Sagan is right. https://t.co/o2wetnVmZN

— Michael McFaul (@McFaul) December 4, 2017

As China and Russia project their “sharp power” abroad, the U.S. faces a new Sputnik moment. The timing and vigor of our response will heavily shape the future of democracy globally, and our own national security. This Sputnik Moment https://t.co/H7tKN8PPCL via @aminterest

— LarryDiamond (@LarryDiamond) December 15, 2017

President Trump said China was "caught RED HANDED" aiding North Korea. The reality was more complicated. https://t.co/na9H2oTPaF

— The New York Times (@nytimes) January 19, 2018

China says its economy grew 6.9% last year. Actual growth? Who knows, although probably quite strong. https://t.co/HIoYbEEB9a

— Keith Bradsher (@KeithBradsher) January 18, 2018

Perspective: China might be able to help with North Korea — but only if President Trump switches tactics https://t.co/1T3i3ajGE7

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

China demanded Marriott change its website. The company complied. https://t.co/YBZbomyvCB

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

Analysis: North Korea’s long, complicated Olympic history https://t.co/AFX7hfvILs

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

New Zealand may have to compromise on its ideals and swallow a nuclear rat to help prevent war on the #KoreanPeninsula, writes #VicUniWgtn Professor of Strategic Studies Robert Ayson https://t.co/xCsKkiPqh6

— Victoria University (@VicUniWgtn) January 16, 2018

#VicUniWgtn strategic studies expert @WonkVJ on the 'sheer folly' of @realDonaldTrump giving #NorthKorea leader #KimJongUn 'a bloody nose'. @politico https://t.co/BlU3TLbNx6

— Victoria University (@VicUniWgtn) January 16, 2018

World reacts to news of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's pregnancy https://t.co/q6AaPY1VU2 pic.twitter.com/moquk3Jwg7

— nzherald (@nzherald) January 18, 2018

Election 2017: 'The voters have spoken'https://t.co/yynaoNLlmG pic.twitter.com/31QDAGUFNI

— Newstalk ZB (@NewstalkZB) September 23, 2017

Election 2017: It was a fiscal hole in one for Bill English https://t.co/arr5YGJQwu pic.twitter.com/TlaMVYnQNP

— Stuff.co.nz News (@NZStuff) September 23, 2017

"Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, don't rule it out" https://t.co/OT65TB0UUx pic.twitter.com/8XL3KxAvHC

— nzherald (@nzherald) September 24, 2017

Minor parties take stock after brutal election – The minor parties are licking their wounds and looking at what… https://t.co/lXqPanevAK

— nzherald Politics (@nzhpolitics) September 24, 2017

Macron’s mission to China https://t.co/HCo2gNXBP3

— Isolda Morillo 莫沫 (@MomoAdalois) January 18, 2018

“Worries as New Caledonia’s independence vote approaches” https://t.co/HourBnlQpr

— Grant Wyeth (@grantwyeth) January 16, 2018

Did you know #Mexico is the Top Export Market for 6 U.S. States? Check out full rankings in our new #Infographic here: https://t.co/yEruyhzgba pic.twitter.com/qCwSjC6Ci8

— The Mexico Institute (@MexicoInstitute) December 15, 2017

Mexican views of the United States drop to record low, poll finds https://t.co/Jy2ZoTlvBE

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

Analysis: Trump calls the U.S.-Mexico border "extremely dangerous." It is — but not for Americans. https://t.co/GF2sxxwiaj

— Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 18, 2018

TRUMP IN 2018 | @BrookingsInst
The consequences of increasing concentration and decreasing competition—and how to remedy them (01/05/2018) | William A. Galston and Clara Hendrickson @BrookingsInst
New tax law means fighting over unfunded state pension plans is about to get worse (01/11/2018) | Robert C. Pozen @BrookingsInst
The danger in deregulation (01/09/2018) | Samantha Gross @BrookingsInst
Post-American Europe and the new geopolitics (Podcast; 01/12/2018) | Fred Dews and Thomas Wright @BrookingsInst
The future of U.S.-Pakistani Relations (01/12/2018) | Madiha Afzal @BrookingsInst

HOW CHINA SEES NORTH KOREA: THREE CRITICAL MOMENTS IN HISTORY AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS (w same PDF; 01/17/2018) | Patricia Kim @CFR_org @ChicagoCouncil
The views represented in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. This paper was made possible by the generous support of the Consulate General of Japan in Chicago.

イラン核合意（アメリカ当面継続決定）関連
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.1
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.2
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.3
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.4
Iran Nuclear Agreement Vol.5

ツイッター paper.li Vol.24

All the below links are in English.

弊社ツイッターアカウントの一つ @WSjp_insight のRTによる paper.li 掲載記事９件を貼っておきます。

Private Banking and Wealth Management are still stuck in the past (07/25/2017) | @DeloitteCH @FintechCH

ETH Zurich team creates all-concrete SkelETHon canoe built on slender “bones” (27/06/2017) | @emmatucker @dezeen @swissnexSF

Dunedin suits publishing business well (06/07/2017) | @sallyrae8 @odtnews @otago

Profiles of Norwegian science: Russia, Norway’s High North neighbor (06/30/2017) | @IlanKelman @NAWeekly

7 Ways to Celebrate Canada’s 150th Birthday (12/22/2016) | @daliahsinger @outsidemagazine

Joint Ocean Ice Studies | @DFO_Science

Complaints to CER about energy suppliers down (w Voice; 08/06/2017) | @Irish_Biz @rte

Aberdeen scientists need your help to track the spread of New Zealand Flatworms (01/06/2017) | @aberdeenuni

Canada カナダ Vol.5 （建国150周年 #Canada150）

(All the below links are in English.)

建国150周年となった今年のカナダデー（Canada Day; 建国記念日; 7月1日）関連の情報を以下貼っておきます。

Canada Vol.17 (#Canada150 …)

Canada Vol.16 (New Brunswick, Canada Day #Canada150)

色々考えさせられます。

Germany ドイツ Vol.1（German Arctic Office to act as consultant to politics and industry）

(The below link is in English.)

German Arctic Office to act as consultant to politics and industry (1/4/2017) | @AWI_de @EurekAlert
ドイツは北極圏に属さず領海も狭く北極関連の枠組みでも原則的にはメンバーになっていない反面、技術に強い経済大国であるところ、ドイツの Arctic Office についての記事と一部抜粋です。なお、現在、１月２２－２７日（於：TROMSØ,NORWAY。主催：Arctic Frontiers。）の”WHITE SPACE – BLUE FUTURE” が開催されています。

… The shrinking sea ice and collapsing permafrost coasts are now also becoming topics on the agenda of international politics and industry. …
… Due to the geopolitical, geo-economic and geo-ecological significance of the north polar region, which is changing particularly rapidly as a result of global warming, the German government endeavours to make the Arctic a key issue of German politics. … …Dr Volker Rachold. …
The German Arctic Office was initiated by the German Foreign Office, which represents Germany as an observer in the Arctic Council, and by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, which promotes Arctic research in Germany. …
… “Our network includes polar scientists of the Alfred Wegener Institute, but also scientists from other research institutions such as the Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, the German Aerospace Center (DLR), the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies and the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research. …
… “These countries are interested in our research results, for example the designation of marine protected areas. … Germany for instance contributes to the improvement of ice predictions for shipping and to averting possible environmental risks as a result of increased shipping,”…
He believes that investments by industry and politics in the Arctic region cannot be stopped, they can only be given sustained and vigilant support – for example by making use of modern environmental technology and by means of forward-thinking research. “One of our tasks at the Arctic Office is to explore specific questions asked by the government and companies together with institutions and universities, so that researchers can look into these issues. …