Research

A new white paper from the Center for Impact Sciences (CIS) at the Harris School of Public Policy outlines a series of steps to better measure social impact.

It’s indisputable that American elected officials are more politically polarized than ever before. Yet new research challenges the idea that voters are just as polarized.

Children whose behavior differs from traditional gender norms and stereotypes tend to earn significantly less as adults.

Despite a large body of literature on the history and role of the filibuster, no prior research has evaluated its effects empirically.

A new study reveals important differences in how men and women perceive the impact of having a child on job security and workplace success.

Determining which policies to implement and how to implement them is an essential government task.