The Next 50 Years of ResearchDuring the IPR@50 conference, IPR looked forward rather than back and explored how IPR research is set to tackle 21st-century policy challenges. Read more...
Evictions in AmericaAs the IPR@50 Distinguished Lecturer, Princeton University sociologist Matthew Desmond highlighted his work to launch the first national database of evictions.Read more...
Faculty Spotlight: Chloe ThurstonIPR political scientist Chloe Thurston studies the intersection of politics and economics, focusing on the role government and interest groups play in shaping public policy.Read more...
'Dying From' to 'Living With' HIV/AIDSIn her new book, “Remaking a Life,” IPR's Celeste Watkins-Hayes spoke with over 100 women in Chicago living with HIV/AIDS.Read more...
RESEARCH
Precise or Imprecise Probabilities?
Charles Manski, et al.
Does Vocational Education Work?
Ofer Malamud, et al.
The Federal Reserve's Current Framework for Monetary Policy
Janice Eberly, et al.
IN THE NEWS
- Washington Post: Why SoulCycle and Equinox Could be Especially Vulnerable to Boycotts Brayden King
- WNYC: Remaking a Life Celeste Watkins-Hayes
- NBC News: Trump Made It Easier For the Mentally Ill to Get Guns Linda Teplin
UPCOMING EVENTS
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