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Essay: ‘There Is, in Short, No Planet B’
‘So how do we face crises and challenges in an increasingly complex world?’
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New Princeton Partnership Seeks Resilient Systems
Researchers will seek to understand the qualities of complex systems that produce resilience.
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Nonprofit Brings Seafood to Philadelphia’s Lower-Income Communities
A former Princeton postdoc, Talia Young founded Fishadelphia
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Scientists Consider Parallels in Climate, Conservation, and COVID-19
Professor David Wilcove studies how humans can save wild animals and why conservation has proven so difficult
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Behind the Research: Florian Lionnet Documents Languages of Africa
Lionnet studies Laal, an endangered language spoken by 800 people in southern Chad
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Scholars Warn That Without Moratoriums, U.S. Could Face Torrent of Evictions
The Princeton-based Eviction Lab is tracking the nation’s rental-housing crisis
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What Brings Black Americans Together in Politics?
Behind the Research: Professor Ismail White, politics and public affairs
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It’s Not Too Late for Election Activism, says Professor Sam Wang
By looking at narrow leads and volunteering, people can still make a difference in the days before the election
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Research: How Protest Movements Can Shape an Election
Omar Wasow researched how violent and nonviolent protest influenced the ballot box during the civil rights era
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Q&A: Professor Julian E. Zelizer on Newt Gingrich’s Partisan Politics
‘In pursuit of partisan power, he was willing to break with convention’
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Tiger Ethics: How to Pick a Schooling Option This Fall
‘We cannot blindly trust our government or school board leaders’
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Tiger Ethics: Protesting and Mask-Wearing During a Pandemic
‘Protesting severe injustice is worth doing; there is compelling moral reason to do it’
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A Moment For Historian Richard Hofstadter on Anti-Intellectualism
“Hofstadter believed that intellectual values were crucial to a democratic society,” says Professor Sean Wilentz
