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September 1, 2010| AAPSS, ANNALS| AAPSS Editor
Kenneth Prewitt, former director of the U.S. Census and Carnegie Professor of Public Affairs at Columbia... Read More → Interview with Kenneth Prewitt: The need to treat federal statistics as part of the nation’s scientific infrastructure
June 18, 2010| AAPSS, ANNALS| AAPSS Editor
In his May 2010 Annals article, William Julius Wilson addresses the question of why both social structure and... Read More → William Julius Wilson: How Cultural and Structural Forces Interact
University of Chicago Sociology Professor Mario Small discusses the changes in attitudes toward poverty in... Read More → Mario Small: Defining policy through evidence not preconceptions
Can policy-makers move beyond the notion that the poor have wrong values that influence their life choices... Read More → Michele Lamont: The need to engineer policies so the poor are not stigmatized
For a long time, says David Harding, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Michigan, culture... Read More → David Harding: Understanding what it is like as a poor person in this country
June 18, 2010| AAPSS, ANNALS, Fellows| AAPSS Editor
On May 13, 2010, a Congressional Briefing was held at the Capitol Visitor's Center in Washington, DC, with... Read More → Reconsidering Culture and Poverty: A Congressional Briefing
What is the role of culture in poverty? Sociologists David Harding, Michèle Lamont, Mario Small (editors),... Read More → Reconsidering Culture and Poverty
June 6, 2010| AAPSS, ANNALS| AAPSS Editor
The following podcast features an interview conducted by Stephanie Marudas with Douglas Massey.... Read More → Interview with Douglas Massey: Measuring the effects of US policy on Latin American migration patterns
April 6, 2010| ANNALS| AAPSS Editor
The following podcast features an interview conducted by Stephanie Marudas with Amy Jordan about the current... Read More → Amy Jordan: Striking Down Childhood Obesity
March 2, 2010| AAPSS, ANNALS| AAPSS Editor
Is television dead? The classic television era of the 1950s and 1960s, characterized by limited choices of... Read More → The End of Television?
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