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26 February 2019
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KASARA, NG RECEIVE LENFEST DISTINGUISHED COLUMBIA FACULTY AWARDS

Political Scientist Kimuli Kasara and Economist Serena Ng received Distinguished Columbia Faculty Awards for the 2018-2019 academic year. These honors are bestowed annually to a select group of faculty for work across a range of professorial activities with a special emphasis on the instruction and mentoring of students.

Find a full list of this year's recipients, and all past recipients here

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26 February 2019
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RECENT WORKING PAPER BY NIKHAR GAIKWAD FEATURED IN THE INTERPRETER COLUMN OF THE NY TIMES

A recent working paper co-authored by Political Scientist Nikhar Gaikwad was featured in the NY Times' Interpreter Column. The column spotlights Professor Gaikwad's research into how international trade opens up economic opportunities for marginalized ethnic groups.

Venezuela’s Crisis, Explained by an Expert on Coups

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06 February 2019
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MATTHEW CONNELLY INTERVIEWED FOR AN AL JAZEERA PIECE ON POPULATION CONTROL

Historian Matthew Connelly was interviewed on his research into The Population Council and other Western organizations and their efforts to effect and manage global fertility rates out of fear of a 'population explosion'.

The Politics of Population Control

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06 February 2019
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SHAMUS KHAN AND ANGELA SIMMS PUBLISHED A PIECE ON THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN IN THE HUFFINGTON POST

Sociologist and Department Chair Shamus Khan co-authored a piece with sociologist Angela Simms (Barnard) on the impact of the government shutdown on communities of color for the Huffington Post.

Trump’s Shutdown Will Hit Black Americans The Hardest

By Angela Simms and Shamus Khan, Guest Writers

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06 February 2019
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MAE NGAI INTERVIEWED FOR FOREIGN POLICY IN FOCUS

Historian Mae Ngai was recently profiled in an extensive interview piece where she discussed her work and the history of “illegality” as defined by past US immigration policies.

 

Manufacturing illegality: An Interview with Mae Ngai

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