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In the News Faculty Political Science

Washington Post - Building on anti-mask activism, far-right groups pivot from mandates to midterms; Prof. Robert Pape discusses far-right activism in the US

Faculty In the News Political Science

NYT - As omicron surges and economy suffers, China tweaks 'zero Covid'; Prof. Dali Yang responds to Pres. Xi Jinping's statements on China's COVID-19 policy

In the News Faculty Political Science

Financial Times - Russia's war will remake the world; column cites Prof. John Mearsheimer's comments on Russia, Ukraine, and NATO expansion

In the News Faculty Political Science

South China Morning Post - The more things change, the more China's Xi Jinping focuses on stability; Prof. Dali Yang discusses Pres. Xi Jinping, Beijing's annual legislative session, and economic policy in China

In the News Faculty Psychology

NewScientist - Where you grow up influences how well you navigate the world; Assoc. Prof. Marc Berman responds to new study on spatial awareness

Announcements Faculty Psychology

Professor Leslie Kay to Serve as Deputy Dean

Leslie Kay, Professor in the Department of Psychology, will serve as a deputy dean for the Division of the Social Sciences. In this role, Kay will lea...

In the News Faculty Political Science

NYT - Shanghai's lockdown tests COVID-zero policy, and people's limits; Prof. Dali Yang comments on economic toll of COVID-19 lockdowns

In the News Economics Faculty

WSJ - 'The Voltage Effect' Review: Do We Have a Winner? Feature praises Prof. John List's new book 'The Voltage Effect'

In the News Political Science Faculty

Newsy - The History Of NATO And How It Can Deter Russia; Prof. Paul Poast comments on the history of NATO

Announcements

Demographics alone don’t explain COVID-19 mortality rates—place matters too

In Center for Spatial Data Science study, county-level data highlights community vulnerabilities By Sarah Steimer Many Americans became amateur ...