Social Sciences

Yale faculty are developing infrastructure to make for a more seamless transition for people with chronic health issues leaving the prison system.

The series engages policymakers and researchers in direct conversations on global development’s key issues.

A new program at the Yale Digital Ethics Center will examine what it means to exist in a technology-driven world.

A recent Yale conference gathered scholars to share research and grapple with how to apply academic inquiries toward practical ways to enhance justice.

Air pollution in China drives workers away from cities where they would otherwise be more productive, new Yale co-led research finds.

Scholars and music-industry insiders recently gathered at Yale to discuss the social and cultural significance of K-pop.

Salovey, a world-renowned scholar and leader in the study of emotional intelligence, recently completed a distinguished 11-year term as Yale’s president.

Amid dueling tariff regimes between the world’s two largest economies, some lower-income countries boosted their own exports to keep global trade flowing.

In a new study, Yale researchers show that seeing tasks as a chance for children to learn reduces overparenting by about 50%.

The new series from the American Psychological Association features Yale Child Study Center’s Amanda Dettmer offering tips for recognizing mental health issues.