Social Sciences

King, an expert on social networks, discusses the impact of loneliness in the workplace.

Skyler Inman’s new podcast ‘Intractable’ aims to offer American audiences a balanced, multi-faceted, and contextual look at the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In a peer-reviewed study, we found not only can op-eds change the minds among general readers, but also among Washington policy professionals as well.

As economies grow, consumption increases — a fact that is under-considered in climate projections, a new study argues.

Rob Henderson ’18 reflects on a lifetime of obstacles and opportunities that have led him from a foster home in California to Europe, Yale, and beyond.

A scholar of African American cultural anthropology, Cox has been named a Nancy Weiss Malkiel Scholar by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation.

Stephen R. Kellert (1943-2016), the Tweedy Ordway Professor Emeritus of Social Ecology (Yale University Press)

Remembering black women who were lynched is an important step in the long struggle to acknowledge the violent history of racial and gender inequality.

Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg, the Elihu Professor of Economics at Yale, has been named chief economist of the World Bank. She will take on the role in November.

The idea that Facebook is governing a public forum of expression makes the need for due process increasingly urgent.