Transportation safety over time: Cars, planes, trains, walking, cycling
2013 study by Northwestern University on the relative fatality risk of a broad range of motorized and non-motorized transportation modes in the United States.
Research roundups, tip sheets, articles and explainers related to the topic of economics and economic equality
2013 study by Northwestern University on the relative fatality risk of a broad range of motorized and non-motorized transportation modes in the United States.
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2014 study in Urban Affairs Review analyzing trends in inequality in 10 cities whose economies once centered around heavy industry and that have been striving to reinvent themselves.
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2014 review of academic papers that help put the recent outbreak of civil disobedience and popular protests in Hong Kong into a deeper context.
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2014 article from the University of Copenhagen on how, when public space meets common knowledge, power can shift from established authority to the people
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2014 papers in State and Local Government Review that present key principles for evaluating whether to refinance debt and how policy makers should proceed.
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2014 paper written for the National Bureau of Economic Research that analyzes the behavior of nonpracticing entities (NPEs) as well as the characteristics of companies likely to be targeted.
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2014 research published in Pediatrics showing how inequality and levels of child abuse are related.
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2014 from the Census Bureau showing that the poverty rate in the United States has declined slightly, but that aggregate figures remain high.
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Research by the University of Pennsylvania, the RAND Corporation and Drexel University on the impact of BIDs on robberies and violence, both within BIDs and in neighboring areas.
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Study from the University of California, Berkeley on how different social and economic strata in the United States fared during and after the Great Recession.
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