Gilens on Medical Debt and the ‘Centuries-Long Suspicion of the Poor’
Hesitation among Black Americans to use crowdsourcing sites to help cover health care costs stems in part from a reluctance to reinforce negative stereotypes.
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Gilens on Building Public Support for Black Reparations
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Mary Braswell“It’s kind of a foreign concept to Americans, this idea of collective reparations for collective harms,” but philanthropic efforts are surfacing to win over the public.
Public Policy Students Take On the Health Care Digital Divide Effort to widen access to telemedicine is one of 15 immersive projects aimed at developing policy solutions for real-world clients
/0 Comments/in For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, For Undergraduates, Health Care, Public Policy, Public Policy News, School of Public Affairs Martin Gilens, Wesley Yin/by Mary BraswellEffort to widen access to telemedicine is one of 15 immersive graduate-level projects aimed at developing policy solutions for real-world clients.
Gilens on Stalled Attempts to Tax the Rich
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Mary Braswell"Whether taxing wealth seems like a reasonable thing to do might depend on whether you spend a lot of time hanging out with wealthy people,” as many elected officials do.
Gilens on Efforts to Undercut American Democracy
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Mary Braswell“It doesn't take a majority of the public to abandon democracy, for our institutions to be eroded. ... It only takes a willingness of people to look the other way.”
Gilens, Ong on Forces Undermining a Just Economic Recovery
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Martin Gilens, Paul Ong/by Mary BraswellAnderson Forecast panelists say an equitable post-COVID recovery requires upending political and economic systems marked by moneyed interests and deep-rooted racism.
Gilens Sounds Alarm for Democracy
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayGOP-led efforts to restrict voting prompted scholars of democracy to release a statement demanding federal protections for fair elections and the right to vote.
Gilens on Debate Over How to Frame Progressive Policies
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayLinking public policy to race does not necessarily boost public support, but he maintains that Democrats should not turn away from appeals to racial justice.
Policies Reflect Preferences of Affluent Americans, Gilens Finds
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayOn issues where policy preferences differ by wealth and class, the policies enacted are more likely to reflect the preferences of the top-earning 10% of Americans.
Gilens Publishes Research on Campaign Finance Regulations
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Martin Gilens/by Zoe DayArticle analyzes the effect of the Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United ruling that changed regulations on corporate spending in political elections.
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