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Health

Impact of noneconomic damages cap on health care delivery in hospitals

by Bakary Seckan | February 7, 2012

2012 Seton Hall University study on the health-care impacts of limits on noneconomic damages in malpractice suits.

Expert Commentary

Politics & Government

Messages that mobilize? Issue publics and the content of campaign advertising

by Alex Remington | February 7, 2012

2008 study by George Washington University and the University of Texas at Austin on political advertisements and effects on voter groups.

Expert Commentary

Criminal Justice

Analyzing the Islamic extremist phenomenon in the United States

by Christopher Olver | February 6, 2012

2011 report by Rice University seeks to identify demographic trends among persons suspected of ties to Islamic extremist activity.

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Economics, Education

Effects of college educational debt on graduate school attendance and early career and lifestyle choices

by Rozanne Larsen | February 6, 2012

2010 study in Education Economics on student debt and post-graduation choices.

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Politics & Government

Opinion formation, polarization and presidential reelection

by Alex Remington | February 3, 2012

2009 study from Duke and Wisconsin in Presidential Studies Quarterly on the relationship between political polarization and presidential reelection.

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Research chat: Dan Ariely and Malcolm Gladwell on writing about social science

by John Wihbey | February 2, 2012

Duke economist Dan Ariely and New Yorker writer Malcolm Gladwell in conversation about social science and journalism.

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Education, Race & Gender

Kindergarten children’s friendships: Child adjustment in the early school years

by Rozanne Larsen | February 1, 2012

2010 study from the University of Illinois in Infant and Child Development on the impact of friendship quality on future social skills and behaviors.

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Economics, Environment

Have disaster costs increased due to climate change?

by Christopher Olver | January 31, 2012

2011 metastudy by the Institute for Environmental Studies on peer-reviewed studies on economic losses from weather events and their potential connection to global warming.

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Economics, Race & Gender

Minority vulnerability in privileged occupations: African-American financial advisers

by Alex Remington | January 31, 2012

2012 study by the University of Illinois, Chicago, on dynamics behind wage disparities between whites and African-Americans at a financial services firm.

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Politics & Government

Mormons in America: Certain in their beliefs, uncertain of their place in society

by Alex Remington | January 30, 2012

2012 study from the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life on Mormon attitudes on religion, politics and American society.

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