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Nalepa and Eggers aim to streamline the journal’s submission and review process in their new roles.

From child mortality to literacy levels, the world looks very different to how it did two centuries ago.

Boeing’s troubles reveal another risk of government support for ‘national champions’

Democracy was spread around the world by Europeans, a new book argues — and it often became a tool of oppression

A Graduate of Pomona College, Thacker will return to his roots in The Claremont Colleges as Pitzer’s Seventh President...

Eagle columnist Carole Owens writes: "Today, our population is 110 times what it was when the country was founded: 330 million. The growth in population alone raises questions: Can a

Emails obtained via an open records request show two professors who helped develop the new center believe UT-Austin President Jay Hartzell backed off a plan to bring “intellectual diversity” to campus.

Emails obtained via an open records request show two professors who helped develop the...

To better understand the various paths by which societies might overcome or reduce political divisions, this working paper examines perniciously polarized countries that have successfully depolarized, at least for a time.