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September 15, 2026| | AAPSS Editor
Meritocracy, while commanding wide public assent, has been at the center of policy and scholarly debates in... Read More → Whither Meritocracy? Part Two: Meritocracy Across the Globe
June 25, 2026| | AAPSS Editor
Meritocracy, while commanding wide public assent, has been at the center of policy and scholarly... Read More → Whither Meritocracy? Part One: Conceptual Issues of Meritocracy
July 29, 2025| | AAPSS Editor
In recent decades, the growing demand for evidence-based, cost-efficient interventions to prevent crime has... Read More → Crime Prevention for Social Impact and Social Justice
November 1, 2023| | AAPSS Editor
In the January 2018 volume of The ANNALS, special editors Andrew Reamer (George Washington University), Julia... Read More → Developing the Basis for Secure and Accessible Data for High Impact Program Management, Policy Development, and Scholarship
The decennial census is much in the news, unusual this far in advance of census day (April 1, 2020). The... Read More → What Census Data Miss about American Diversity
This volume of The ANNALS, edited by Ron Haskins of the Brookings Institution, provides a survey of the field... Read More → Evidence-Based Social Policy: The Promise and Challenges of a Movement
This volume of The ANNALS addresses the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the longest running... Read More → Longitudinal Research on Social Dynamics: The PSID at 50 Years
Testing tools are taking an increasingly large and often questionable role in American teaching, learning,... Read More → What Use Is Educational Assessment?
September 27, 2023| | AAPSS Editor
For the last 100 years, single-parent families have captured the attention of policymakers, social reformers... Read More → Single-Parent Families and Public Policy: Evidence from High-Income Countries
March 15, 2017| | AAPSS Editor
Big data, that is, data that are byproducts of our lives rather than designed for research purposes, are the... Read More → The New Big Science: Linking Data to Understand People in Context
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