Deirdre Bloome's research highlighted at HKS
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The past shapes the present when it comes to Southern roots, race, and marriage trends, Deirdre Bloome's research highlighted at HKS.
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Deirdre Bloome
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Research Interests: inequality and mobility, race and ethnicity, family demography, social policy, quantitative methods
Deirdre Bloome is Professor of Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, Professor of Sociology, and a Faculty Member at the...
Deirdre Bloome
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(Sociology & Social Policy, May 2014)
Thesis Title: Essays on Economic Mobility and Inequality in the United States
Committee: Bruce Western (Chair), Christopher Jencks, William Julius Wilson, and Jason Beckfield
Initial Placement: Assistant professor of...
Deirdre Bloome
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Symposium on Patterson's Paradox of Freedom Published
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The European Journal of Sociology has published the remarks delivered at a panel discussion on the life and work of Stone Program faculty affiliate Orlando Patterson, the John Cowles Professor of Sociology at Harvard University. This event took place at...
Dorothy S. Thomas Award
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The Dorothy S. Thomas Award has been established by the Population Association of America (PAA) in honor of Dorothy S. Thomas and is presented annually for the best graduate student paper on the interrelationships among social, economic and demographic...
Tobin Project Graduate Student Fellows
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The Tobin Project awards fellowships annually to graduate students across disciplines and institutions whose research addresses the relationship between democracy and markets. Through monthly forums in Cambridge and New Haven, the students present and...
Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Graduate Student Fellowship
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PhD candidates at all Harvard faculties who plan to finish writing their dissertation in 2020–2021 are invited to apply. View a list of current and past graduate student fellows and learn more about their work. For 2020–2021, Radcliffe graduate student...
David Arbeláez
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Research Interests: Inequality, intergenerational mobility, organizations, higher education
David Arbeláez is a PhD student in the Sociology and Social Policy PhD program at Harvard University. He is generally interested in income and wealth outcomes as...
Nicholas Forster-Benson
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Research interests: Political economy, markets and inequality, finance and financialization, quantitative methods
Nicholas (Nicc) Forster-Benson is a doctoral student in Sociology and Social Policy. Broadly, his research investigates how various market...
Nino José Cricco Doldan
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Research Interests: Immigration, Inequality and Stratification, Family, Labor Markets, Social Demography, Quantitative Methods
Nino José Cricco is a PhD student in Sociology. His research interests include immigration, economic inequality, and family...
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