Maxwell School News and Commentary
Michelmore publishes article on long-term effects of Earned Income Tax Credit on children
Stonecash quoted in Politico article on divide in the Democratic Party
The highly educated, richer professionals of the Democratic Party "are aware they are building barriers around who succeeds and who doesn’t," says Jeffrey Stonecash, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Political Science. "A lot of people disparage all of this, but a lot of white guilt is built around the fact that the world can be unfair."
Zoli speaks with Spectrum News about political terrorism
"Clearly this is an expression of partisanship gone awry," says Corri Zoli, research assistant professor of political science, about recent suspicious packages sent to media and liberal leaders.
Lutz, Ma study on differences in the STEM pipeline published in Research in the Sociology of Edu
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Al-Hayat reviews Khalil's book America's Dream Palace
Banks discusses mail bombs, law enforcement efforts on Bloomberg Law
"It does look like it was not a terribly sophisticated campaign or attack," says Professor Emeritus William Banks about high profile democrats, public figures, and the CNN newsroom in New York receiving apparent explosive devices. "On the other hand, the packages did manage to get through the postal system without getting detected, so it is certainly a worrisome case."
PhD student Jen Brooks publishes paper on disability, job satisfaction
Consul General of India (NY) Chakravorty discusses India-US relations
Lovely quoted in Bloomberg article on China, Trump's tariffs
Monnat discusses opioid crisis, rural challenges in WSKG article
According to Shannon Monnat, Lerner Chair for Public Health Promotion, the opioid crisis is not disproportionately rural, but mortality rates among different rural areas vary drastically, depending on factors such as work stability and social infrastructure like churches or sport leagues.