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Rosenthal study cited in The New York Times
In "A New Housing Boom? Don’t Count on It," the article's author cites "The Boom, the Bust, and the Future of Homeownership," a paper co-authored by Rosenthal.
3/24/2013

Is the United States losing its dominant place in the world?
Brown asserts that the U.S. still maintains the economic, cultural, political, and military underpinnings befitting a dominant global power.
3/24/2013

New book breaks down controversy between social scientists and the military
Rubinstein sheds light on the role of military anthropologists and provides answers to the host of ethical questions that have swirled around them.
3/24/2013

Barkun comments on the escalation of conspiracy theories
Barkun points out that "particularly with the rise of the Internet, it’s possible to both generate conspiracy theories and proliferate them with extreme rapidity."
3/24/2013

Maxwell students get an inside look at the UN
An eager group of Maxwell students jumped at the chance to start the new year off in New York City as part of a 8-day winter intercession course about the UN.
3/24/2013

Van Hollen featured in SU News
Van Hollen recounts experiences she gained while studying the lives of women living with HIV in South Asia.
3/24/2013

Burman featured in SU Magazine article
Burman was featured in the Fall/Winter 2012 edition of SU Magazine, in an article entitled "Taxing Issues."
3/24/2013

Andersen writes op-ed piece for e-International Relations
Andersen wrote a recent op-ed piece, entitled "The Importance of Women in the 2012 U.S. Elections," arguing that 2012 might go down as the “Year of the Woman” in American politics.
3/24/2013

Elman speaks on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Elman discussed recent developments in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict during President Obama’s second term with staff members of U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.
3/24/2013

Political science student wins grant

Political science student wins grant Ph.D. candidate Rachel Sigman has been awarded a $7500 grant from the Smith Richardson Foundation to support her dissertation on state capacity building in Africa. 01/16/13

3/24/2013

Burman on why Closing loopholes isn’t enough
Burman co-wrote a recent New York Times op-ed piece, arguing that "closing loopholes is neither sufficient to do the job nor as 'fair' to everyone as it might seem."
3/24/2013

Lutz on U.S. military, a growing Latino army
Lutz weighed in for a recent NBC Latino piece about the the growing numbers of Hispanics in the military.
3/24/2013

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