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UCI postpartum pollution study

November 4, 2023

Jun Wu, CPIP and public health, LAist, Nov. 4, 2023 (Audio)

'No matter what I do, I'm not in control': what happens when the state takes your child

October 11, 2023

An excerpt from Investigating Families by Kelley Fong, UCI sociologist, as featured in The Guardian

Here's what we do and don't know about the effects of remote work.

October 10, 2023

Jack Liebersohn, economics, The New York Times, Oct. 10, 2023

Do women leaders improve environmental outcomes? Evidence from crop fires in India

October 5, 2023

Meera Mahadevan, UCI assistant professor of economics and Maulik Jagnani, Tufts assistant professor of economics, explain in this piece for Ideas for India

Opinion: Decarceration and crime do not go hand in hand

September 14, 2023

Charis E. Kubrin, CPIP and criminology, law and society, Scientific American, Sept. 14, 2023 (Opinion)

Subsidies won't stop stagnation

September 4, 2023

David Neumark, economics, Reason, AOL, Sept. 4, 2023

Why format changes to U.S. citizenship tests are concerning for applicants with low English skills

September 2, 2023

Sara Goodman, poli sci, Milwaukee Independent, Sept. 2, 2023

Social media fueling youth mental health crisis? CIFAR researcher cites other causes

August 25, 2023

Candice Odgers, CPIP and psychological science, CIFAR, Aug. 25, 2023

In a hot job market, the minimum wage becomes an afterthought

August 23, 2023

David Neumark, economics, The New York Times, The Seattle Times, Aug. 23, 2023

How worried you should really be about the new COVID variant, according to infectious disease experts

August 17, 2023

Daniel Parker, CPIP and public health, Parade, Aug. 17, 2023

UCI postpartum pollution study

'No matter what I do, I'm not in control': what happens when the state takes your child

Here's what we do and don't know about the effects of remote work.

Do women leaders improve environmental outcomes? Evidence from crop fires in India

Opinion: Decarceration and crime do not go hand in hand

Subsidies won't stop stagnation

Why format changes to U.S. citizenship tests are concerning for applicants with low English skills

Social media fueling youth mental health crisis? CIFAR researcher cites other causes

In a hot job market, the minimum wage becomes an afterthought

How worried you should really be about the new COVID variant, according to infectious disease experts

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