Lux et Data: ISPS Blog

A Reflection on Spencer Piston's Talk
Paul Lendway

April 4, 2022

Ten Years of Sharing Reproducible Research
Limor Peer

March 17, 2022

A Nation of Deportees: An Interview with Adam Goodman
Ramon Garibaldo Valdez

March 8, 2022

Whose Information Do We Protect? Lessons From Two Labor Market Policies
Sourav Sinha

March 4, 2022

“People of Color” Is Supposed To Unite Racial Minorities – But Is It?
Brittany Torrez

March 1, 2022

Why We Need a Transformative Right-to-Health Pandemic Treaty Now
Ximena Benavides

November 1, 2021

Career Paths for Policy-Related Work with John Cisternino
Jack Greenberg

October 12, 2021

Rethinking Representation: An ISPS Democracy Series Event
Gwen Prowse

April 15, 2021

ISPS Event on March 30: Why Are There So Few GOP Women in Congress?
Annabellle Hutchinson

April 7, 2021

Writing for a Public Audience with Julia Azari
John Dearborn

March 23, 2021

Climate Policy and Politics
John Dearborn

March 11, 2021

Previewing the New Administration’s Policy Agenda: What Will and Won’t Get Done in the Next Four Years?
Jack Greenberg

February 10, 2021

ISPS Holds Event on the 25th Amendment
John Dearborn

January 13, 2021

Democrats Aren't Running Pro-Biden Ads. The Data Says They Should.
Joshua Kalla & David Broockman

June 10, 2020

How to Fix a Major Flaw in the Economic Rescue Package
Stephane Andrade

April 3, 2020

Resources for the Academic Community during Yale's Closure

March 26, 2020

Promoting Reproducible Research Practices at the Research Data Alliance
Limor Peer

November 22, 2019

Impeachment and American Political Development
John Dearborn and Jack Greenberg

October 11, 2019

Impeaching the President: Some Perspective from the Archives
John Dearborn

October 4, 2019

Candidates Can Be Rewarded for Speaking Spanish, but Evidence Suggests a Cost
Alexander Coppock

September 25, 2019

Alex Coppock's Research on the Electoral Payoff of Bilingual Ads

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