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"I hope to address systemic inequalities for everybody. Although my work may focus specifically on marginalized males, I'm not thinking about ‘us’ at the expense of ‘others’ because we are all intertwined.”

With an extraordinary gift from University of Chicago Trustee Thomas Francis Dunn, AB’81, MBA’86, and Susan Knapp Dunn, AB’82, the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy is establishing the Bike Shop @UChicago.

New research from the World Bank, the World Food Program, and Harris scholars shows that forecast-based humanitarian aid boosts food security and mental well-being—without sacrificing long-term recovery

A new working paper, “Africa as a Success Story: Political Organization in Pre-Colonial Africa,” by James A. Robinson, University Professor and Harris School of Public Policy faculty member, and coauthor Soeren J. Henn, offers a sweeping reinterpretation

New research using detailed data from Norway finds that green investment subsidies are often steered away from the projects that reduce emissions the most—despite policymakers’ ability to identify them in advance.

“My Harris skills allow me to use data to better recognize potential issues and develop solutions.”