Yale’s Rohini Pande and coauthors find that adjusting the design of an incentives program can reduce the highly damaging practice of crop burning by farmers.
Led by Yale political economist Jacob Hacker, a conference earlier this month explored “the most important tax reform moment that we’ve had since the late 80s.”
Yale’s Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove offers insights on the upcoming presidential election, drawing from his new book with Bishop William Barber on white poverty.
After Bangladesh’s prime minister was ousted in July, a Yale conference convened experts to explore how the country can build a more just and equitable economy.
Developed and piloted by Yale Child Study Center, a new clinical tool integrates patients’ racial identities and experiences into assessment and treatment.
Amid the country’s political turmoil in the 1960s and 70s, the late Nurul Islam and his family found an academic home at Yale’s Economic Growth Center.
In a Q&A, Yale’s Dara Strolovitch discusses her work examining the ways politicians construct and exploit the idea of “crisis” to justify state action.
In a new study, Yale SOM’s Deborah Small and her co-authors examine how people judge the ethical acceptability of depicting poverty in fundraising ads.
Yale GSAS alumni James Scott, Anne Ferguson-Smith, John Guillory, and Kai Li will be recognized for their exceptional scholarship, teaching, and public service.
