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AI-based credit scores will soon give one billion people access to banking services

October 9, 2018

Stephen Rea, IMTFI, via MarketWatch, Oct. 9, 2018

A role rerouted

October 8, 2018

How a haunted house competition at Mesa Court helped UCI alumnus Ben Bohr, political science and global studies '09, rise to his role as Senior Operations Manager at Amazon

Escaping minimum pay and wage traps

October 8, 2018

David Neumark, economics, via the Irish Examiner, Oct. 8, 2018

Five myths about the 2016 election

October 8, 2018

Courtesy of Michael Tesler, poli sci, as featured in The Washington Post

Party fragmentation reaches a record high in Brazil and becomes a world abnormality

October 5, 2018

Rein Taagepera, poli sci emeritus, via Folha De S.Paulo, Oct. 5, 2018

The election of women and women's political empowerment

October 5, 2018

Catherine Bolzendahl, sociology, via Mobilizing Ideas

Activist anthropologist

October 4, 2018

UCI graduate student Elizabeth Clark Rubio widens the picture of undocumented immigrants

A balanced life

October 4, 2018

How UCI '01 poli sci alumni Chris Lee's battle with non-Hodgkin lymphoma "shaped everything for the better"

Virtual world provides a real-life haven for the disabled

October 3, 2018

Tom Boellstorff, anthropology, in the Daily Pilot, Oct. 3, 2018

Ripple effect? Amazon's $15 wage may help lift pay elsewhere

October 3, 2018

David Neumark, economics, in CBS News, ABC News, SF Gate, Miami Herald, Newsday, and multiple outlets nationwide

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AI-based credit scores will soon give one billion people access to banking services

A role rerouted

Escaping minimum pay and wage traps

Five myths about the 2016 election

Party fragmentation reaches a record high in Brazil and becomes a world abnormality

The election of women and women's political empowerment

Activist anthropologist

A balanced life

Virtual world provides a real-life haven for the disabled

Ripple effect? Amazon's $15 wage may help lift pay elsewhere

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