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Robert Pape

Faculty In the News Political Science

The Conversation - 21 million Americans say Biden is ‘illegitimate’ and Trump should be restored by violence, survey finds; Prof. Robert Pape discusses new Chicago Project on Security and Threats survey on "insurrectionist sentiments in U.S. adults"

September 24, 2021
William Howell

Faculty In the News Political Science

The Hill - Biden's candidness can get him in trouble; Prof. William Howell comments on Pres. Biden's "willingness to veer from a script"

September 20, 2021
Michael Greenstone

Faculty In the News Economics

New York Times - Opinion: ‘The most important number you’ve never heard of’; Op-ed details interview with Prof. Michael Greenstone, who has called the social cost of carbon “the most important number you’ve never heard of”

September 20, 2021
Roger Myerson

Faculty In the News Economics

Newsweek - Biden's Build Back Better plan will 'ease' inflation, 15 Nobel Prize economists say; Prof. Roger Myerson is listed among the co-signers of letter in support of Pres. Biden's "Build Back Better" plan

September 17, 2021
James Heckman

Faculty In the News Economics

The Economist - How America should spend on child care? Article draws upon Prof. James Heckman's research on the benefits of investment in childcare

September 17, 2021
Dali Yang

Faculty In the News Political Science

The Guardian - Cold war echoes as Aukus alliance focuses on China deterrence; Prof. Dali Yang comments on new American security initiative with British and Australian leadership

September 16, 2021
Robert Pape

Faculty In the News Political Science

CCTV - U.S. expert: US 'war on terror' creates hornets' nests of terrorists; Video: Prof. Robert Pape reflects on the "war on terror" and its consequences

September 14, 2021
Elisabeth Clemens

Faculty In the News Sociology

Capital Research Center - A conversation with Civic Gifts author Elisabeth S. Clemens; Video: Prof. Elisabeth S. Clemens in conversation on community, charity, and her book Civic Gifts: Voluntarism and the Making of the American Nation-State

September 14, 2021
Eman Abdelhadi

Faculty In the News Comparative Human Development

CGTN America - The Heat: Impact of 9/11 on Muslim Americans; In video, Asst. Prof. Eman Abdelhadi discusses 9/11 and racism against Muslim communities

September 13, 2021
Rene Flores

Faculty Sociology In the News

Sentinel Colorado - New Census data shows more growth, more multiculturalism and an evolving political future in Aurora and Colorado; Asst. Prof. Rene Flores comments on cultural and racial identity

September 10, 2021