Ong, professor of communication and founding director of the Global Technology for Social Justice Lab at UMass Amherst, says he and his team envision the journal as a “home for bold, critical and glob...

Join us October 3rd at 12pm for a panel discussion featuring leaders in healthcare policy and administration as they discuss how to seek support and advocate.

PIT Fellows will receive seed funding to support research, scholarly writing or curriculum development on the theme of Responsible AI – how we create, use and manage AI responsibly to promote the…

“In a democratic society, even the most polarizing ideas must be met with words, not weapons,” LaRaja writes.

Clearing forests to build large-scale solar farms can deliver climate benefits, but those gains often come at a cost to nearby homeowners and ecosystems. Concerns of host communities must be…

The role of corporations and big financial institutions in the U.S. economy and how shareholder primacy shapes the American capitalist system.

UMass Amherst researchers Paul Collins and Tim Komatsu have found that Federalist Society-affiliated justices are more reliable, more consistent conservative votes.

During her time as the residential faculty fellow at Williams, Green, a doctoral student in the Department of Sociology, will complete her manuscript and will also teach one course as a faculty member...

Lenore Palladino is Associate Professor of Economics at UMass Amherst and author of Good Company: Economic Policy After Shareholder Primacy. She testified before Congress on the impacts of shareholder...

The G20 Presidency of South Africa today launched a new “Extraordinary Committee of Independent Experts” – commissioned by the President of South Africa, H.E. Mr Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa, and chaired by Nobel Prize-winning economist Professor Joseph Stiglitz – which will deliver the first ever-report on global inequality to G20 to world leaders since its