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Nelson Mandela's legacy is economic, too

December 5, 2013

David Meyer, sociology professor, is featured on the Marketplace December 5, 2013

Boehner hire signals new hope for migrant reform

December 4, 2013

Louis DeSipio, political science and Chicano/Latino studies professor, is quoted by USA Today, December 4, 2013

New hope for migrant reform

December 3, 2013

Louis DeSipio, political science and Chicano/Latino studies professor, is quoted by AZcentral.com December 3, 2013

Zhang Yimou asked to declare income after admitting breach of one-child policy

December 2, 2013

Wang Feng, sociology professor, is quoted by the South China Morning Post December 2, 2013

China relaxes its one-child policy

November 30, 2013

Wang Feng, sociology professor, is quoted by The Lancet November 30, 2013

Despite changes to one-child policy, Chinese parents say having two kids is too expensive

November 30, 2013

Wang Feng, sociology professor, is quoted by NBC News November 30, 2013

Chinese welcome 'two-child' policy, but can they afford it?

November 29, 2013

Wang Feng, sociology professor, is featured on NPR November 29, 2013

On illegal immigration, more cities are rolling out a welcome mat

November 28, 2013

Frank D. Bean, sociology Chancellor's Professor, is featured in The Christian Science Monitor and Yahoo! News November 28, 2013

As China's one-child policy fades, new challenges lie ahead

November 27, 2013

Wang Feng, sociology professor, is quoted in The Christian Science Monitor and Yahoo! News November 27, 2013

VIDEO: Interview with Kristen Monroe, political science Chancellor's Professor and Ethics Center director

November 20, 2013

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Nelson Mandela's legacy is economic, too

Boehner hire signals new hope for migrant reform

New hope for migrant reform

Zhang Yimou asked to declare income after admitting breach of one-child policy

China relaxes its one-child policy

Despite changes to one-child policy, Chinese parents say having two kids is too expensive

Chinese welcome 'two-child' policy, but can they afford it?

On illegal immigration, more cities are rolling out a welcome mat

As China's one-child policy fades, new challenges lie ahead

VIDEO: Interview with Kristen Monroe, political science Chancellor's Professor and Ethics Center director

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