On this page we report on research published by our engaged faculty, postdoctoral researchers, research grantees and other affiliates of the Center. This is research that is central to the researchers’ fields of interest and germane to the objectives of the Center, spanning the work of the Center’s Idea Labs and the cross-cutting themes of power, uncertainty and inequality. In many cases this research could not have been conducted without the support of the Center.
Research News
Clara Berestycki uses mobile phone data to study behavioral responses to 2018 California wildfires.
“Climate Justice Now” explores debates on climate justice across the natural sciences, social sciences, and the humanities.
Brookings has published a summary – as well as a podcast and a video – of the working paper, “Employment impacts of the CHIPS Act."
Study finds low productivity is not the only factor, but misallocation of funds is another major factor.
The paper's findings indicated a steady increase in polarization with rulings that favor the wealthy.
By Luigi Caloi, Admasu Shiferaw, and Eric Verhoogen
Study’s authors write that the $52.7 billion CHIPS and Science Act of August 2022 directly and indirectly created more jobs than many expected.
By Hana Shepherd, Rebecca Roskill, Suresh Naidu, and Adam Reich
A book chapter written by the Center's Postdoctoral Research Scholar Dario Laudati has been accepted for publication.
Center graduate student grantee Evan Brown’s research is featured on the Hagley History Hangout podcast