Which is More Consequential for Income Disparity: Fields of Study or Institutional Selectivity
Sid Lerner 2013 Arents Award Recipient
The George Arents award is Syracuse University’s highest alumni honor. Sid Lerner '53 was recognized with this award for his work in wellness, advertising and philanthropy.
Partial Identification of Local Average Treatment Effects With an Invalid Instrument
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The Effects of Medicaid Earnings Limits on Earnings Growth among Poor Workers
Medicaid Expansion, Long-Term Care Financing in Retirement States and the Post World War II Birth Cohort
Former Maxwell Dean Guthrie S. Birkhead, Jr., Dies at 92
Gender Inequality: Returns to Educational Investments
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Back From the War
Syracuse’s new Institute for Veterans and Military Families considers the impact of service on soldiers and on the people around them.
Learning to Give
To understand how funding organizations evaluate potential grantees, undergraduates in PAF 410 field real requests and award real money.
Balanced Budget Requirements and State Spending: A Long Panel Study
What Makes Them Tick?
Peg Hermann is a pioneer in the field of political psychology, creating a new method for analyzing what political leaders are like — and for anticipating what they might do next.
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Community Engagement for Improving Livelihood of Youth in Ghana’s Cocoa Sector
In Memoriam: Professor William D. Duncombe
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Collective Action in Diverse Sierra Leone Communities
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