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In the News Faculty Economics

The Chronicle of Philanthropy - What You Need to Know Going Into Year End: The Latest News and Research on Giving; Prof. John List discusses charitable giving and the holiday season

In the News Faculty History

Vox - Kyle Rittenhouse and the scary future of the American right; Article references twitter thread from Asst. Prof. Kathleen Belew

Announcements Faculty

New guide to papers of Lloyd and Susanne Rudolph

This story was originally published by UChicago Library. Read the article on their site here.   The Lloyd and Susanne Rudolph Papers are open for ...

Faculty In the News Economics

Washington Post - Despite COP26 rhetoric, China’s coal production is hitting all time highs; Prof. Michael Greenstone comments on the balance between environmental and economic policy in China

Faculty In the News Political Science

PBS NewsHour- Nuclear weapons, Taiwan and other key issues addressed on Biden-Xi call; Prof. John Mearsheimer responds to Pres. Biden's meeting with Xi Jinping

History Faculty Alumni Announcements

How solving police violence requires revisiting how history is told

Historians explore the narratives of the Civils Rights movement and beyond in the John Hope Franklin Lecture series By Sarah Steimer   Moving...

Faculty Alumni Sociology Announcements

How redistricting has consequences for independent politics

A new U Chicago study finds city governments sometimes redraw ward maps to punish advocates of racial and economic equality. By Sarah Steimer Ge...

Psychology Faculty Announcements

Two studies show a link between emotional intelligence and wisdom

The researchers found competency in emotion management to be related to wise reasoning By Sarah Steimer Emotional intelligence and wisdom are bo...

Announcements History

UChicago Press awards top honor to Michael Rossi for ‘The Republic of Color’

This story was originally published by UChicago News. Read the article on their site here.   Historian wins 2021 Laing Award for study of color sc...

Faculty In the News Political Science

Project Syndicate - The resistible rise of US-China conflict; Editorial responds to Prof. John Mearsheimer's writing on US-China relations in Foreign Affairs