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Economics, Environment, Politics & Government

Oil revenues for public investment in Africa: Targeting urban or rural areas?

by Bakary Seckan | April 9, 2012

2011 study in Review of World Economics analyzing the case of Ghana to see how countries might avoid the so-called resource curse.

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Media, Race & Gender

The trend of class, race and ethnicity in social media inequality

by John Wihbey | April 6, 2012

2012 study from University of California, Berkeley, published in Information, Communications & Society analyzing levels of blogging among different racial groups.

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Environment, Health

Endocrine disruptors and asthma-associated chemicals in consumer products

by Christopher Olver | April 5, 2012

2012 study in Environmental Health Perspectives on the chemical compounds present in 85 samples of household cleaning and personal care products.

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Internet addiction and personality in first-person-shooter video gamers

by Margaret Weigel | April 4, 2012

2011 study from the University of Bonn and SUNY in the Journal of Media Psychology on the connection between personality traits and time spent online.

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Economics, Health, Race & Gender

Economic burdens of health inequalities in the United States

by John Wihbey | April 4, 2012

2009 study from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland on racial disparities in U.S. health care.

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Economics

The China syndrome: Local labor market effects of import competition in the United States

by Pratibha Joshi | April 3, 2012

2011 paper from MIT, the UC San Diego and Spain’s Center for Monetary and Financial Studies on the effects of Chinese imports on American workers.

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Economics, Education, Race & Gender

Gains and gaps: Changing inequality in U.S. college entry and completion

by Pratibha Joshi | April 3, 2012

2011 paper by the National Bureau of Economic Research on college enrollment and completion trends by income and gender.

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Politics & Government

U.S. refugee admissions and resettlement policy

by Rozanne Larsen | April 2, 2012

2012 Congressional Research Service report summaries the admissions figures, details and history related to U.S. refugee policy.

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Media, Politics & Government

Exposure to anti-drug advertising and drug-related beliefs and behaviors among U.S. youth

by Margaret Weigel | April 2, 2012

2011 study published in the journal Addictive Behaviors on anti-drug television advertising and self-reported drug use in teenagers.

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Media

State of the United States news media, 2012

by Alex Remington | March 29, 2012

Study by the Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism reports on the present situation for the news media and its potential future.

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