Ya-Wen Lei's The Gilded Cage awarded Bronze Medal in International Business / Globalization, Axiom Business Book Awards March 18, 2024 Ya-Wen Lei’s The Gilded Cage: Technology, Development, and State Capitalism in China has won BRONZE in Axiom's International Business / Globalization category. Congratulations!
Ya-Wen Lei writes on How China Bungled Techno-Development March 11, 2024Project Syndidate publishes article by Ya-Wen Lei discussing how China's political environment effects innovation and social inequality.
Lawrence Bobo elected as Chair of the Board of American Institutes for Research February 21, 2024Dean Lawrence Bobo was recently elected as Chair of the Board of American Institutes for Research. The American Institutes for Research (AIR), one of the world’s oldest and largest behavioral and social science... Read more about Lawrence Bobo elected as Chair of the Board of American Institutes for Research
Manja Klemenčič edits open-access Bloomsbury Handbook February 21, 2024 Manja Klemenčič edited the open-access Bloomsbury Handbook of Student Politics and Representation in Higher Education having trained student leaders across the globe to contribute chapters along with established researchers.
Christina Ciocca Eller's recent paper urges college ratings focused on real-life outcomes. February 14, 2024Harvard Gazette discusses... Read more about Christina Ciocca Eller's recent paper urges college ratings focused on real-life outcomes.
Ya-Wen Lei Discusses China’s Techno-Developmental State and Consequences for the Working Class February 7, 2024Ya-Wen Lei sat down with The Harvard Crimson to discuss her latest monograph, "The Gilded Cage: Technology, Development, and State Capitalism in China." Read more about Ya-Wen Lei Discusses China’s Techno-Developmental State and Consequences for the Working Class
Manja Klemenčič publishes editorial in The Crimson January 30, 2024Is Shared Governance Possible at Harvard? Manja Klemenčič discusses university leadership in The Crimson.
Paul Chang elected President of the Association of Korean Sociologists in America (AKSA). January 22, 2024More information can be found here.
Frank Dobbin comments on recent DEI issues at corporations. January 22, 2024Professor Dobbin discusses DEI in The Economist, How to cut through the cacophony over DEI and in the New York Times, Facing Backlash, Some Corporate Leaders Go ‘Under the Radar’ With D.E.I.
Jocelyn Viterna publishes opinion piece on CNN. December 19, 2023Professor Viterna writes The Kate Cox case shows the cruelty of Texas’ abortion law and "that Texas has legalized the torture of pregnant women." Read more about Jocelyn Viterna publishes opinion piece on CNN.
2024 Mar 20 Paul Leonardi: Black Box or Pandora’s Box? How Decisions About Organizing Shape Participation and Inclusion in the Development and Use of AI Models 4:00pm to 5:30pm