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Emily Apter, Julius Silver Professor of French and Comparative Literature at New York University, a renowned scholar whose writings have been shaping...
Cristina Florea, IES/PACS
Bukovina: The Life and Death of an East European Borderland (Princeton UP), a book by Cristina Florea (IES/PACS), won an ASEEES prize for Southeast...
Sophie Pinkham, IES
Sophie Pinkham, a writer specializing in Soviet and post-Soviet, socialist and post-socialist culture and Professor of Practice in the Comparative...
Cristobal Young, IES
Cornell sociology professor Cristobal Young discusses the potential effects and flaws of California's proposed one-time billionaire tax, referencing...
Kaushik Basu, IES/SAP
CRADLE cofounder Kaushik Basu (IES/SAP) assesses labor market divides and policy solutions in the U.S. and India in this op-ed.
Cristobal Young, IES
Cristobal Young, a Cornell University professor, provides an estimate on the mobility of high earners in response to the state's millionaire income...
Kaushik Basu, IES/SAP; Lori Khatchadourian, IES; Adam T. Smith, IES
New books from Cornell professors explore India’s economy, heritage forensics in the South Caucasus region, and military mobilization involving troops...
Nicholas Mulder, IES
Nicholas Mulder, a Cornell historian specializing in sanctions, provided expert analysis on the risks of escalating financial sanctions and their...
Cristobal Young, IES
Cristobal Young, a Cornell University sociologist, estimates Washington's new millionaires tax would result in a net loss of only 1.9% of the state's...