The links below constitute an indicative list of a variety of views on issues of interest to EAEPE members. If you have suggestions regarding newsletters and blogs to be included in this list please send the link to webeditor@eaepe.org.

• Vox, research-based policy analysis and commentary from leading economists.

• Project Syndicate, a compilation of articles, analysis and commentaries by some of the world's leading economists and political scientists.

• Economists' Forum, a blog hosted by the Financial Times.

• Social Europe Journal, a forum devoted to debating progressive politics in Europe and beyond.

• ASE blog, the blog of the Association for Social Economics run by Mark D. White.

• INET blog, for news about the activities, including useful interviews and other video resources, of the Institute for New Economic Thinking.

• Heterodox Economics Newsletter, founded by Fred Lee, currently edited by Tae-Hee Jo and Ted P. Schmidt.

• World Economics Association Newsletter, edited by Stuart Birks.

• Edward Fullbrook et al.'s Real-World Economics Review Blog.

• Peter Earl's Eclectic Real-World Economics blog.

• The Emperors Tailors, a website maintained on behalf of the Association for Heterodox Economics.

• Thomas Palley's weekly blog on Economics for Democratic and Open Societies.

• Yanis Varoufakis's blog on the euro crisis and much more.

• Dani Rodrik's blog on development and globalisation.

• A. Allan Schmid and James Stern's The Troublesome Economist blog.

• New Economic Perspectives, a blog by W. Randall Wray and other new monetary theorists.

• The Money View, a blog by Perry Merhling and Daniel Neilson, hosted by INET.

• Johann Peter Murmann's blog on Evolutionary Theories in Social Sciences (ETSS).

• ETSS's sister website, Economic Evolution Net.

• David Sloan Wilson's Evolution for Everyone.

• Evolution: This View of Life, an online magazine edited by David Sloan Wilson and others.

• Agent-Based Models: Methodology and Philosophy, a blog maintained by Jeff Shank.

• Nicolai Foss, Peter Klein et al.'s insights on Organizations and Markets.

• Pete Boettke et al.'s Coordination Problem.

• Daniel Little's insights at Understanding Society.

• History of Economics Playground, a blog by various young and restless historians of economics, now hosted by INET.

• N. Emrah Aydinonat's blog on economics and philosophy.

• Economic Sociology, a newsletter maintained by the researchers and staff of the Max Planck for the Studies of Society.

• Catherine Mulbrandon's useful Visualizing Economics.