Blogs to read

It is the New Year. What blogs you should  read. I had some spare time so here goes.

Australia

• John Quiggin is probably the first and one of the best. He is one os OZ's foremost public intellectuals
• Harry Clarke whom I cannot link beci=use of database problems is pretty good also. Big on enviornment issues 
• Ricardian Ambivalence is first class despite absurdly thinking highly of John cochrane. too little articles in recent times.
• The Kouk is the mirror image of RA.
• Mumble is a must read on politics
• Club Troppo is also good to read. It has nick Gruen ,the nicest bloke in the blogsphere but also the thin skinned Ken Parish and Paul Fritjers. The RSS feed is a must read.
• Mark the Graph and Mark the Ballot are compulsory reading if only for his sidebars! Articles always useful.
• Antony Green. Compulsory reading for politics
• Kevin Bonham. Same as above. A must read
• M0nty. interesting but not updated a lot.
• The Piping Shrike. Shrewd analysis of OZ politics
• Andrew Elder same 
• Steve from Brisbane. Always interesting on a variety of topics but conservative Steve! I don't think so.
• Greg Jericho. Always worth a read
• Peter Martin. An old journo mate from the markets. 
• the Pollbludger see Mumble 
• Gerry Jackson Great believer in Hayek and Classical economics. Actually does research unlike Katesy!
• Jim Rose another Hayekian but produces gems every so often
• DoverBeach  fantastic if you like Catholic religiosity. Book reviews are superb

Economics

• Kruggers. Like or hate him he is always a great read
• Mark Thoma. Mark is a MUST read if only for his DAILY links.
• Econbrowser . The unlikely duo of James Hamilton and Menzie Chinn
• Brad De Long. Caustic tongue but is self deprecating and has great links as well.
• Calculated Risk. no better blog on US housing
• Simon Wren-Lewis is a must read if you like economics
• Nick Rowe plus others in Canada. Just like above. Frances Woolley is great.
• Vox wonk. Has everything and anything in short sharp articles
• Tim Harford I wish he wrote more  often!
• Dianne Coyle  quirky and plenty of book reviews
• Chris Dillow. An intelligent communist
• Noah Smith always interesting except on religion
• Carola Binder. Great read and hot and married!
• David Beckworth. A rare but wonderful read
• David Andalfatto. with a name like that he just has to be good.
• Econospeak. A whole bunch of people
• Antonio Fatas. wonderful on Europe
• Tony Yates.  same
• Timothy Taylor same except on the US
• David Glasner  A must read on monetary policy in history
• The Irish Economy  A variety of authors look at Ireland ( duh!) and Europe from different viewpoints.
• Lord Keynes  comes from a post-Keynesian perspective. attempts to de-bunk the Austrian school a lot.

Statistics/Econometrics

• Andrew Gelman  simply the best
• Kaiser Fung  he is good.
• Good Stats Bad Stats .when he writes it is always good value but he doesn't write enough!
• Genial Dave Giles  fantastic on econometrics

Climate

• Understanding Climate risk write more articles Roger
• Brave New Climate  always interesting from an OZ perspective
• Tamino  always good to sort out the statistical messages
• Real Climate. a must read
• Rabett Run  Loves a controversy
• Climate change national forum  if only they produces more articles
• hotwhopper   cheeky but interesting
• Skeptical science  if only they could spell

If you have others to add let me know