Tag: inequality

How Test Scores Explain Inequality

How test scores can explain cross-national inequalities (as told by an infographic).

Flunking Out In China

How high stakes exams create hurdles that many Chinese students will never overcome.

It’s Not About The Donald

Trump’s popularity belies Americans’ desire for an “outsider” voice.

Discriminatory Design

How we train the gaze of science to think in prejudiced terms.

Myth-Busting the Achievement Gap

A sociologist dispels misconceptions about race and educational disparities.

On the Rise and Fall of Human Rights

From Arendt, to Douglass, to Palestine—what does it mean to have a “right to rights”? By Mark Goodale

Rethinking the Social Question

How trade agreements inscribe class hierarchies on the emerging global order.
By Michael D. Kennedy

Our Fall Catalog (as Told by A Flowchart)

A quick visual guide to help you navigate our Fall 2014 offerings. You're welcome. A new season means new books, and as we steadily transition into Fall, it's time for SUP to roll out our Fall 2014 catalog, featuring books on everything from intellectual property 

Ferguson Syllabus

A lesson from tragedy: Why citizenship does not remedy racial inequality. A popular refrain from protesters in Ferguson. The death of Michael Brown at the hands of a Missouri police officer in Ferguson just over two weeks ago has reinvigorated a contentious national conversation about 

The Inequality Research Machine

Far from being a cult concern, inequality is now a mainstream issue. by DAVID GRUSKY A wall projection at Occupy Wall Street, by Timothy Krause, creative commons image via Flickr Not so long ago, the typical leftist would frequently complain that scholars, politicians, and pundits