Brexit Is Put to Bed: A Look at What Follows the UK Election Georg Vanberg assesses the surprisingly large victory for the Conservative Party After two tight elections and three years of no national consensus on Brexit, a resounding...
Why a Random Roommate Policy Builds a More Inclusive University Meeting your new roommate on move-in day might be a bit daunting, but what effect does a random...
New Global Working Paper Series Connects Scholars Across Disciplines Series allows Duke researchers to share their international works-in-progress Indermit Gill, a Duke economics professor in the Sanford School of Public Policy, is a prolific...
Believe the Hype: How the Buzz About Your Opponent Can Affect the Game's Outcome Fuqua study: Chess and tennis players perform worse against opponents who are rising in the rankings
Samanez-Larkin Recognized for Research on the Neuroscience of Decision-Making Gregory Samanez-Larkin,...
How the US Immigration System, the Decline of Rural America and Food Justice Are Connected Charles Thompson on the cost of a system that is breaking down
Explaining Why Conservatives in Britain Rebelled, But Republicans in Congress Have Not Party loyalty is expected in a parliamentary system. Two political scientists explain what's going on The political headlines coming out of the United Kingdom this past week were shocking: A...
In Madison County, Promoting Girls' Education Project By Learning About Local Foods Duke-sponsored PAGE program addresses food insecurity in the state's mountains By the third week of June, most public schools in Western North Carolina are already joyously...
