“The worry is that if this [insider trading] happens often, people won't be as willing to buy stocks and they'd be less trusting of the market in...

SEAP is giving away some spare copies! EDIT: We're thrilled to see such interest in this! We're fielding a ton of inquiries, but we hope to get...

In the New York Times: Shi is concerned that the model’s underlying data set — the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative — is so strongly correlated...

Over the course of the past year, members of the SEAP community have crafted two virtual exhibits exploring SEAP's history and celebrating its 70th...

Eswar Prasad, professor of economics and trade policy, discusses the political risks involved in investing in China.

A new law in Mexico is banning labor subcontracting. Lance Compa, senior lecturer at the ILR School, calls the legislation a “very significant” step....

This op-ed is written by Sidney Tarrow, professor of government and adjunct professor at the Cornell Law School. He argues many state “police...

Gunisha Kaur and Stephen Yale-Loehr argue that to achieve herd immunity, vaccine access should be a basic right.

Karim publishes in International Organization, "Does More Equality for Women Mean Less War? Rethinking Sex and Gender Inequality and Political...

Hear from Einaudi's undergraduate Migrations scholars as they reflect on questions driving student research at the spring symposium.