GOV

Behavioral economics focuses on the ways in which our individual actions, rather than resulting from rational self-interested decisions, reflect a variety of biases, habits, emotions, and considerations about others. Many governments have created...

This seminar investigates the political factors contributing to rising economic inequality in the United States, other developed democracies, transition countries, and globally. The first half will focus primarily on the United States and the second half...

This course examines historical and contemporary forces shaping American K-12 education policy. It also reviews research and commentary on contemporary issues: class size, fiscal policy, teacher recruitment, compensation and tenure, accountability, school...