Social Sciences

An upcoming case may give some members of the Supreme Court a chance to move the boundaries of the Second Amendment.

A new study finds that by the time most tenants land in eviction court, they have already suffered years of intensifying financial distress.

Anne L. Alstott and Ganesh Sitaraman (Harvard University Press)

Favorable interactions with sexual minorities during medical school reduces bias against members of the LGBT community in early-career doctors, a study finds.

The Yale study will recruit 445 women whose partners were arrested for domestic violence and ask them to self-report their exposure to firearms for 90 days.

The Computer Science and Economics interdepartmental major will explore the practical and theoretical connections between the two disciplines.

The time has come for policymakers to heed the call of physicians in direct contact with the harmful effects of medical deficiencies in detention centers.

Without new laws giving the government the power to take a different approach, Washington cannot just break up big tech, or any company.

Research by Yale economists Zack Cooper and Fiona Scott Morton is driving a burst of bipartisan legislation aimed at mitigating surprise medical bills.

Naomi Lamoreaux and Ian Shapiro (Yale University)