The American Academy of Political and Social Science Elects Distinguished Class of 2016 Fellows

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The American Academy of Political and Social Science Elects Distinguished Class of 2016 Fellows

February 1, 2016| AAPSS, Fellows, Press Releases|

The American Academy of Political and Social Science (AAPSS), one of the nation’s oldest and most esteemed... Read More → The American Academy of Political and Social Science Elects Distinguished Class of 2016 Fellows

A Call for a Better “Measure of the Nation”

January 14, 2015| AAPSS, ANNALS|

Underlying many of our nation’s major historical moments is a commitment to equal opportunity for all... Read More → A Call for a Better “Measure of the Nation”

The Important Role of Social Motives in the Economic Domain

May 30, 2008| AAPSS, Fellows|

vc_rowvc_column width=”2/3″vc_column_textMy research over the last 20 years has aimed at a better... Read More → The Important Role of Social Motives in the Economic Domain

Demography’s Quest for Learning Truth from Facts

May 29, 2008| AAPSS, Fellows|

Demographers are far off at the inductive end of the social sciences. I like to think that what we do is... Read More → Demography’s Quest for Learning Truth from Facts

Understanding the “Complex Good” rather than the “Narrowly Pathological”

May 29, 2008| AAPSS, Fellows|

It is thrilling to be receiving this fellowship honoring the wonderful work of Margaret Mead, whose... Read More → Understanding the “Complex Good” rather than the “Narrowly Pathological”

Oh, the Humanity: Linking Biology and Political Behavior

January 11, 2008| AAPSS|

Thousands of years ago, Aristotle called humans the "political animal." He engaged in vivisection and was... Read More → Oh, the Humanity: Linking Biology and Political Behavior

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