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05 November 2020
By harlowe

Joseph Stiglitz: Republicans, Not Biden, Are About to Raise Your Taxes

Joseph Stiglitz, Univestity Professor, published an Opinion in the New Yorks Times.

Republicans, Not Biden, Are About to Raise Your Taxes

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05 November 2020
By harlowe

Donald Green in the New York Times

Donald Green, Burgess Professor of Political Science, quoted in the New York Times

The Yarn Store Would Like You to Vote

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29 October 2020
By harlowe

Book Review by Timothy Frye: Inside Job: The Challenge of Foreign Online Influence in U.S. Elections

Timothy Frye, Marshall D. Shulman Professor of Post-Soviet Foreign Policy, published a book review on War on the Rocks.

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29 October 2020
By harlowe

Douglas Almond and Xinming Du: Later bedtimes predict President Trump's performance

ISERP Affiliate Douglas Almond, Professor of Economics and International and Public Affairs, and Xinming Du published an article in the Elsevier Public Health Emergency Collection.

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08 June 2020
By jennifer

David Stark published an article on the sociology of testing and the coronavirus pandemic

David Stark, “Testing and Being Tested in Pandemic Times.”  Sociologica 2020, vol 14, no 1, pp. 67-94.

Testing and Being Tested in Pandemic Times 

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10 April 2020
By jennifer

PAMELA H. SMITH'S MAKING & KNOWING PROJECT FEATURED IN POPULAR SCIENCE, PUBLISHED IN RENAISSANCE QUARTERLY

Historian Pamela H. Smith's Making & Knowing Project was recently featured in Popular Science.

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10 April 2020
By jennifer

ROBERT SHAPIRO IN VANITY FAIR ON HOW THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK MAY IMPACT SUPPORT FOR TRUMP AMONG THE ELDERLY

Political scientist Robert Shapiro was interviewed for an article in Vanity Fair where he spoke on how the health risks posed by COVID-19 as well as economic fears might turn older voters against Donald Trump in the upcoming US presidential election.

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10 April 2020
By jennifer

HIRSCH, KHAN CO-AUTHOR WAPO ARTICLE ON THE RACIAL DIMENSIONS OF THEIR RESEARCH INTO CAMPUS SEXUAL ASSAULT

Professor of Sociomedical Sciences Jennifer Hirsch (ILAS, ISHR) and sociologist and chair Shamus Khan co-authored a piece for the Washington Post on their research findings that demonstrate that black students experience campus sexual violence in significantly different ways from white students.

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04 February 2020
By jennifer

MATTHEW CONNELLY WROTE AN ARTICLE IN THE NEW YORK TIMES OP-ED | Why You May Never Learn the Truth About ICE

Why You May Never Learn the Truth About ICE

The National Archives is letting millions of documents, including many related to immigrants’ rights, be destroyed or deleted.

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31 January 2020
By iserpws

GREGORY WAWRO INTERVIEWED IN NEWSWEEK ON MICHAEL BLOOMBERG'S CAMPAIGN SPENDING CAPABILITIES

Political scientist and chair Gregory Wawro was interviewed in Newsweek on how Michael Bloomberg's personal wealth makes his presidential campaign viable without a reliance on donors.

By Shane Croucher

Michael Bloomberg has pledged to spend whatever it takes on his 2020 campaign as he entered late to the race for the Democratic nomination. If his past record of campaign spending while running for New York City mayor is anything to go by, he could spend a record shattering $6.5 billion.

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