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Spring 2016 Small Grant Awards Announced
ISS supports 15 research projects, three conferences.
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Julilly Kohler-Hausmann Discusses the 1994 Crime Bill in the New York Times
A member of the ISS’ Mass Incarceration project, Kohler-Hausmann describes the law’s legislative history.
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Creativity, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship Project Wraps Up
From 2013-2016, the project, under Diane Burton’s leadership, inspired research collaborations.
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Not All Communities Benefit Equally from Pollution Mitigation
Faculty Fellow Arturs Kalnins (2012-2013) reveals the connection between pollution levels and income of an area.
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Performance Rankings Affect Worker’s Effort
ISS Faculty Fellow Victoria Prowse (2015-2016) finds that workers receiving either high or low performance reviews try harder than those in the middle.
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Obama Administration Issues New Guidance on Fair Housing
“These new guidelines are an important step toward greater equality in housing access,” said Matthew Hall, assistant professor in policy analysis and management.
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Cornell Press Series on Land Launched
Cornell University Press is pleased to introduce a new series, “On Land: New Perspectives in Territory, Development, and Environment.”
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Could Trump Turn New York Red?
Adam Seth Levine, Assistant Professor of Government, discusses Donald Trump’s chances of winning New York state in the general election.
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Happiness Comes from Experiences — Not Possessions, Says Thomas Gilovich
Huffington Post explains research findings from psychology professor’s 20-year-long study.
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Labor Protests Multiply in China as Economy Slows
ISS faculty fellow Eli Friedman is quoted in New York Times about strikes and labor protests erupting across China.
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