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Philanthropy Daily: Benevolence, philanthropy, and identity in "Civic Gifts", Essay analyzes Civic Gifts, Prof. Elisabeth Clemens’ new book on charity and responsibility in the public sphere

August 11, 2020

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NPR Marketplace: The economy reimagined, part 3: Climate and technology, Prof. Cathy Cohen discusses the GenForward survey and youth perspectives on racial justice in the U.S.

August 10, 2020

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MarketWatch: Opinion: The real swing voters are young Black Americans — and they’re not sold on Biden or on voting, Op-ed on the youth Black vote quotes Prof. Cathy Cohen's Big Brains podcast

August 7, 2020

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The Economist: What it takes to become an academic economist is changing, Prof. Michael Greenstone comments on economics scholarship and gatekeeping

August 10, 2020

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Bloomberg: This Is the hardliner China chose to oversee Hong Kong security, Prof. Dali Yang discusses Zheng Yanxiong, newly appointed head of Hong Kong national security office, and his qualifications

August 10, 2020

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Bloomberg: The cost of killer heat: A rising risk of death in poor nations, Prof. Michael Greenstone comments on new research on greenhouse gasses and "the social cost of carbon"

August 3, 2020

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The Washington Post: The commerce clause was a GOP bogeyman. Now it’s being used to authorize pandemic liability protections. In op-ed, Prof. Amy Dru Stanley discusses Republicans' proposals for corporate immunity from Covid-19 liability

August 3, 2020

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July 31, 2020

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Salon: After U.S. economy's most disastrous quarter on record, what lies ahead? Prof. Kenneth Pomeranz discusses the Covid-19 crisis and its economic impact on young people

September 25, 2020

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ABC News: Crowds are gathering in many states despite coronavirus, and mixed messaging may be to blame: Experts, Prof. William Howell discusses the repercussions of mixed messaging on Covid-19 and social distancing

September 25, 2020

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Philanthropy Daily: Benevolence, philanthropy, and identity in "Civic Gifts", Essay analyzes Civic Gifts, Prof. Elisabeth Clemens’ new book on charity and responsibility in the public sphere

NPR Marketplace: The economy reimagined, part 3: Climate and technology, Prof. Cathy Cohen discusses the GenForward survey and youth perspectives on racial justice in the U.S.

MarketWatch: Opinion: The real swing voters are young Black Americans — and they’re not sold on Biden or on voting, Op-ed on the youth Black vote quotes Prof. Cathy Cohen's Big Brains podcast

The Economist: What it takes to become an academic economist is changing, Prof. Michael Greenstone comments on economics scholarship and gatekeeping

Bloomberg: This Is the hardliner China chose to oversee Hong Kong security, Prof. Dali Yang discusses Zheng Yanxiong, newly appointed head of Hong Kong national security office, and his qualifications

Bloomberg: The cost of killer heat: A rising risk of death in poor nations, Prof. Michael Greenstone comments on new research on greenhouse gasses and "the social cost of carbon"

The Washington Post: The commerce clause was a GOP bogeyman. Now it’s being used to authorize pandemic liability protections. In op-ed, Prof. Amy Dru Stanley discusses Republicans' proposals for corporate immunity from Covid-19 liability

Upcoming Renovation in the Social Science Research Building

Salon: After U.S. economy's most disastrous quarter on record, what lies ahead? Prof. Kenneth Pomeranz discusses the Covid-19 crisis and its economic impact on young people

ABC News: Crowds are gathering in many states despite coronavirus, and mixed messaging may be to blame: Experts, Prof. William Howell discusses the repercussions of mixed messaging on Covid-19 and social distancing