Standard Error Research Editors
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Boutique academic editing consultancy providing editorial and disciplinary expertise to support quantitative social scientists in the international research community (http://stderr-editors.com) Appointments: bookings@stderr-editors.com
Languishing through the dog days of summer research? Exhausted from reading your own paper over and over? Book another set of eyes with Standard Error!
I know that correlation is not causation, but all the good top 5 that are coming out seem to be copyedited by @standarderror.bsky.social Just saying
Atheendar Venkataramani@atheendar.bsky.social · last mo.The best part of #science is the #process. In this case, it was spending some years learning from my smarter, more creative colleague @vinisingh.bsky.social while on a truly meaningful question. The paper also benefitted from a caring editor, good refs + copyediting by @standarderror.bsky.social.
The best part of #science is the #process. In this case, it was spending some years learning from my smarter, more creative colleague @vinisingh.bsky.social while on a truly meaningful question. The paper also benefitted from a caring editor, good refs + copyediting by @standarderror.bsky.social.
Manasvini Singh@vinisingh.bsky.social · last mo.It’s here, it’s finally hereeeee!!!! This paper is in the AER because of two people: my co-author @atheendar.bsky.social, and our copy-editor @sameyler.bsky.social.
Read about our visit to the Paris School of Economics last week to the @cepr.org - PSE Policy Forum where we encountered friends old and new stderr-editors.com/blog/eyler-s...
Partners Eyler-Driscoll and Simard-Casanova represent Standard Error at 4th CEPR–PSE Policy Forum, “Globalization at the crossroads”
This fourth annual meeting on Boulevard Jourdan connected researchers with policymakers and featured a distinguished roster of participants, along with a few old friends.
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We congratulate the authors and thank the @cinchessen.bsky.social organizer @ckronenberg.bsky.social and @univdauphine.bsky.social host @peibich.bsky.social for having us again this year and allowing us to sponsor the workshop and the prize! 9/9
We were delighted to select and present the Best Paper Prize for the 2nd time at the @cinchessen.bsky.social Economics of Mental Health Workshop, this year at @univdauphine.bsky.social to prizewinner Alden Chang for research with Martin Hackmann 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/cheng-a...
Cheng and Hackmann receive mental health economics workshop Best Paper Prize for research on mortality effects of nursing home room assignments
The prize recognizes the authors’ outstanding empirical work and the direct applicability of their findings for improving patients’ health outcomes.
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Alden’s paper is very impressive – it was a pleasure select it! Congratulations. I am curious to see in which journal it will land.
Standard Error Research Editors@standarderror.bsky.social · last mo.We were delighted to select and present the Best Paper Prize for the 2nd time at the @cinchessen.bsky.social Economics of Mental Health Workshop, this year at @univdauphine.bsky.social to prizewinner Alden Chang for research with Martin Hackmann 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/cheng-a...
I loved Alden’s paper and was so excited to give him this prize this afternoon after two very sweaty days of workshopping at Dauphine!
Standard Error Research Editors@standarderror.bsky.social · last mo.We were delighted to select and present the Best Paper Prize for the 2nd time at the @cinchessen.bsky.social Economics of Mental Health Workshop, this year at @univdauphine.bsky.social to prizewinner Alden Chang for research with Martin Hackmann 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/cheng-a...
We were delighted to select and present the Best Paper Prize for the 2nd time at the @cinchessen.bsky.social Economics of Mental Health Workshop, this year at @univdauphine.bsky.social to prizewinner Alden Chang for research with Martin Hackmann 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/cheng-a...
Cheng and Hackmann receive mental health economics workshop Best Paper Prize for research on mortality effects of nursing home room assignments
The prize recognizes the authors’ outstanding empirical work and the direct applicability of their findings for improving patients’ health outcomes.
stderr-editors.com
TMLR has been facing an significant uptick in the number of submissions since the start of 2026. This is placing an extreme burden on our amazing team of reviewers & action editors. To ease this burden, TMLR will be implementing submission quotas, effective July 1. 1/n medium.com/@TmlrOrg/ann...
Read about our visit to the Paris School of Economics last week to the @cepr.org - PSE Policy Forum where we encountered friends old and new stderr-editors.com/blog/eyler-s...
Partners Eyler-Driscoll and Simard-Casanova represent Standard Error at 4th CEPR–PSE Policy Forum, “Globalization at the crossroads”
This fourth annual meeting on Boulevard Jourdan connected researchers with policymakers and featured a distinguished roster of participants, along with a few old friends.
stderr-editors.com
First day of the Economics of Mental Health Workshop in Paris. Grateful to all funders and the local host @peibich.bsky.social Impressed how people's brains are still functioning in 40°C. #EMHW26
Standard Error partners @o.simardcasanova.net and @sameyler.bsky.social are at the @cinchessen.bsky.social Economics of Mental Health Workshop at @univdauphine.bsky.social today and tomorrow to award the workshop’s Best Paper Prize! Stay tuned 🍿🍿🍿
I’m once again attending the @cepr.org / @pse.bsky.social Policy Forum to represent @standarderror.bsky.social. Excellent work is being presented and discussed and for the first time ever, @sameyler.bsky.social and I met in person! If you’re also attending, feel free to say hi!
You heard the man!!
Andrea Matranga@andreamatranga.bsky.social · 2mo agoFot those who didn't follow the previous episodes @sameyler.bsky.social is the editor that helped me get the Neolithic paper past the finish line at the QJE. She runs her own editing outfit (stderr-editors.com). Your papers need editing, and Sam should be doing it.
Standard Error friends and fans! Both of our partners @o.simardcasanova.net and @sameyler.bsky.social will be attending the CEPR–PSE Policy Forum in Paris next week. If you’ll be there too please come say hi 👋
How many authors of development economics papers are women? Around 30% #econtwitter #econsky. Updated calc using my trusty new database of recently published (2021-2025) economics papers, and using the functions gender_guesser and Namsor to infer gender.
It's Standard Error's anniversary! For three years our editors have been helping authors surmount every obstacle along the path of peer review. What a run!
Standard Error Research Editors@standarderror.bsky.social · 2mo ago🌟 Helping authors power past gatekeepers and through peer review since 2023 🌟 🎂 Happy 3rd birthday to Standard Error 🎂
🌟 Helping authors power past gatekeepers and through peer review since 2023 🌟 🎂 Happy 3rd birthday to Standard Error 🎂
Winton argues that the policy helped correct a misallocation of workers’ labor and skills across the Jordanian labor market. Such a mechanism can account for the aggregate productivity gains that economists have long observed to follow immigration shocks. 6/10
Sarah’s paper, “Refugees’ Right to Work: Efficiency and Equity in Host Country Labor Markets,” examines Jordan’s 2016 refugee work authorization policy for Syrian refugees. 3/10
The workshop, organized by @cepr.org, @ebrd.bsky.social, King’s College London, and Sapienza Università di Roma, brings together some of the most innovative new research on migration and forced displacement each year. 2/10
📈📉 Standard Error is delighted to announce that Sarah Winton (LSE ’26) has been awarded the Best Paper Prize at the 7th Workshop on the Economics and Politics of Migration. 🧵 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/best-pa... #Migration #Refugees #LaborEconomics #DevelopmentEconomics
Standard Error awards Best Paper Prize at Rome migration research workshop to Sarah Winton
The research finds that Jordan's 2016 policy granting Syrian refugees work authorization increased overall output by 10.9% and raised Jordanians' average wages by nearly 1%.
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Picking this prize with @sameyler.bsky.social was not easy considering the impressive quality of the papers presented at the workshop. Sarah’s work particularly impressed us thanks to her results, data, and theoretical modelling. Congratulations to Sarah!
Standard Error Research Editors@standarderror.bsky.social · 2mo ago📈📉 Standard Error is delighted to announce that Sarah Winton (LSE ’26) has been awarded the Best Paper Prize at the 7th Workshop on the Economics and Politics of Migration. 🧵 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/best-pa... #Migration #Refugees #LaborEconomics #DevelopmentEconomics
It was my pleasure to represent Standard Error to present this prize today at Sapienza University and to meet Sarah and the authors of all of this year’s great round of submissions. Thanks to @plvezina.bsky.social and the rest of the organizers for having us back for another great workshop!
Standard Error Research Editors@standarderror.bsky.social · 2mo ago📈📉 Standard Error is delighted to announce that Sarah Winton (LSE ’26) has been awarded the Best Paper Prize at the 7th Workshop on the Economics and Politics of Migration. 🧵 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/best-pa... #Migration #Refugees #LaborEconomics #DevelopmentEconomics
📈📉 Standard Error is delighted to announce that Sarah Winton (LSE ’26) has been awarded the Best Paper Prize at the 7th Workshop on the Economics and Politics of Migration. 🧵 1/9 stderr-editors.com/blog/best-pa... #Migration #Refugees #LaborEconomics #DevelopmentEconomics
Standard Error awards Best Paper Prize at Rome migration research workshop to Sarah Winton
The research finds that Jordan's 2016 policy granting Syrian refugees work authorization increased overall output by 10.9% and raised Jordanians' average wages by nearly 1%.
stderr-editors.com