Research by Abrams and Barnert Earns Distinction
Their study of children incarcerated at an early age is cited as a ‘highly commended paper’ by the 2019 Emerald Literati Awards.
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Entries by Mary Braswell
Torres-Gil to Advise State on Master Plan for Aging
As part of the new Stakeholder Advisory Committee, he will help guide Cabinet leaders tasked with crafting a blueprint for healthy aging in California.
Villasenor on Strategies to Guard Against ‘Deepfakes’
As the technology proliferates, consumers of digital media ought to maintain a healthy skepticism.
Park Researches Unequal Learning in a Warming World
His study puts dollar figures on the costs and social benefits of air conditioning in schools.
Mukhija on Meeting Affordable Housing Needs
Permitting granny flats and converted garages will help meet demand for shelter and bring in government revenues, he says.
Armoring Up for the Fight Against Housing Injustice At a weeklong summer institute at UCLA, scholars and activists master the tools of research to advance safe shelter as a human right
At a weeklong summer institute at UCLA, scholars and activists master the tools of research to advance safe shelter as a human right
The Traffic Bogeyman Is Us, Manville Says
While some blame rideshare services for road congestion, a study shows they account for a very small percentage of traffic.
Tilly’s ‘Where Bad Jobs Are Better’ Earns Book Prize
His book on working conditions in the retail sector is commended for its rigorous research, concise writing and deep relevance.
Taylor on Nationwide Trend of Declining Bus Ridership
The success of public transit programs often relies on a small group of frequent riders.
Improving India’s Mom-and-Pop Pharmacies
Research by Public Policy’s Wes Yin shows the effect of competition from national pharmaceutical chains.
