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Economics, Health, Race & Gender

The effects of job strain and insecurity on women’s cardiovascular health

by Rozanne Larsen | October 15, 2012

2012 study from Harvard and Yale in PLoS One on the increase in stress-related cardiovascular problems related to women’s workplace environment.

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Economics, Politics & Government

Global protest, technology and social media: Research roundup

by Margaret Weigel | October 15, 2012

2012 review of scholarship on the Internet, social media and political activism around the world.

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Economics, Education, Politics & Government

Village-based schools: Evidence from a randomized controlled trial in Afghanistan

by Margaret Weigel | October 10, 2012

2012 paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research on how village schools affect attendance rates and academic achievement.

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Economics, Race & Gender

State policies and gender earnings inequality in the United States

by Katie Gleason | October 8, 2012

2010 study in The Sociological Quarterly on how work environments and social policies may impact the gender wage gap.

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Politics & Government

The influence of debate viewing context on political cynicism and strategic interpretations

by Margaret Weigel | October 3, 2012

2011 study from the University of Texas at Austin in American Behavioral Scientist on the impact of presidential debate viewing on cynicism levels.

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Economics

Wage and hour violations in urban labor markets

by Alexandra Raphel | October 1, 2012

2012 study by the City University of New York and the University of California, Los Angeles, on labor-law violations in urban centers in the United States.

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Media, Politics & Government

Overcoming negative media coverage: Does government communication matter?

by Christopher Olver | September 28, 2012

2012 study in the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory on the relationship between proactive external communications efforts of government agencies and the subsequent media coverage.

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Economics, Politics & Government

Unemployment and voter turnout

by Alexandra Raphel | September 27, 2012

2012 study by the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Marquette University on unemployment and voter turnout.

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Politics & Government

Seven big questions about the 2012 presidential election: Research roundup

by John Wihbey | September 27, 2012

2012 research review of overarching questions yet to be answered in campaign 2012.

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Education, Race & Gender

Child behavior and achievement: The role of social class and classroom composition

by Cynthia Thaler | September 26, 2012

2012 report in American Behavioral Scientist on behavioral challenges and kindergarten individual and classroom academic performance.

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