Belén Lowrey-Kinberg

Pre-arrest screening by prosecutors is financially prudent and socially just

September 21st, 2022
Caroline Hanley

Despite unions’ organizing successes, labor law reform is still urgently needed to address inequality in America.  

August 23rd, 2022
Daniel J. Mallinson

How Pennsylvania has taken steps to address the cannabis industry’s equity problem

August 5th, 2022
Costas Milas

Before vaccines, government interventions were more effective at controlling COVID-19 when combined with economic support measures

July 21st, 2022
Justice and Domestic Affairs

How modernization meant America’s prisons became an instrument of punishment

July 21st, 2022
Book Reviews

Book Review: Criminal Contagion: How Mafias, Gangsters and Scammers Profit from a Pandemic by Tuesday Reitano and Mark Shaw

July 17th, 2022
Caroline Corker

What trigger laws tell us about abortion policy and politics in the United States

July 14th, 2022
Justice and Domestic Affairs

Understanding the differences between intentional animal cruelty and neglect can inform how authorities respond to these crimes  

July 7th, 2022
Justice and Domestic Affairs

The reversal of reproductive rights in America is contrary to global trends. Why? Compared with similar Western democracies, Republican voters are exceptionally socially conservative, religious and authoritarian

June 30th, 2022
Justice and Domestic Affairs

Congress’ new firearm legislation may do little to stop mass shootings but may mark a turning point in addressing gun violence

June 30th, 2022
Andrea M. Headley

Racial identity in policing is more complicated than we think

June 15th, 2022
Justice and Domestic Affairs

The January 6 hearings show that if democratic backsliding can happen in the US, then it can happen anywhere

June 13th, 2022

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