Reviews

Expert Political Judgment: How Good Is It? How Can We Know? by Philip E. Tetlock

weeties's review

4.0

I'f you're going to read this book, which I strongly suggest you do, make sure you have a working knowledge of stats before starting.

tsharris's review

4.0

A bonafide classic. Tetlock is quite foxlike in his willingness to entertain the possibility not only that he could be wrong but also that the whole project could be misguided. Not only conducts robust tests (in my opinion) of forecasting abilities but gives fair presentations of competing theoretical perspectives.

chairmanbernanke's review

4.0

Foxes beat hedgehogs. Worth reading to better understand prediction.

caribouffant's review

3.0

Not the easiest read, some of the chapters are very heavy on the theory, methodology and statistics. Which means this books will never ever win awards. Unless it does. Perhaps