This volume of The ANNALS brings together scholars to explore eleven country case studies of pernicious polarization, and its resulting obstinate political blocs and its effects on democracy...
For 50 years, the PSID has collected data on the same families and their descendants to evaluate poverty dynamics and the various factors that impact well-being, such as employment, marriage, [...]
This volume of The ANNALS proposes a new direction for criminology: pre-empting, supplementing, and enhancing the traditional machinery of justice with a novel framework of intermediary regulation.
Special Editor: Ron Haskins Vol. 678, July 2018 The July volume of The ANNALS, edited by Brookings Institution’s Ron Haskins, provides a survey of the field of evidence-based practices and [...]
The decennial census is much in the news, unusual this far in advance of census day (April 1, 2020). The newsworthiness stems from growing concern that the next census will fall short on the [...]
Special Editors: Sheldon X. Zhang , Gabriella E. Sanchez and Luigi Achilli Vol. 676, March 2018 Dominant representations of contemporary smuggling and migration have created concerns of a [...]
Special Editors: Andrew Reamer, Julia Lane, Ian Foster and David Ellwood Vol. 675, January 2018 In the January 2018 volume of The ANNALS special editors Andrew Reamer (George Washington [...]
Special Editors: Margot I. Jackson and Susan L. Moffitt, Brown University Vol. 674, November 2017 Released in 1966, the Coleman Report was a controversial study that assessed inequality in [...]
Special Editors: Elijah Anderson and Luke Anderson Vol. 673, September 2017 This volume is based on the April 2016 Yale symposium on the “Inner City School: Inequality and Urban Education.” The [...]
Special Editors: Daniel T. Lichter and James P. Ziliak Vol. 672, July 2017 For decades, rural and small-town America has been left at the sidelines of academic analysis and evidence-based policy [...]
