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Haidt and Lukianoff: The Polarization Spiral - By Jonathan Haidt
Prof. Jonathan Haidt Op-ed: "Haidt and Lukianoff: The Polarization Spiral"
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Climate-change Scaremongering is an Assault on Our Kids Right Out of Science Fiction - By Paul Tice
Professor Paul Tice op-ed: "Climate-change Scaremongering is an Assault on Our Kids Right Out of Science Fiction."
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How The Fair Labor Association Promotes A Living Wage For Workers - By Michael Posner
Prof. Michael Posner op-ed: "How The Fair Labor Association Promotes A Living Wage For Workers."
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How the World Stays Open for Business - By Robert Salomon
Prof. Robert Salomon op-ed: "How the World Stays Open for Business."
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The Climate Mob is Coming for LNG Exports - By Paul Tice
Professor Paul Tice op-ed: "The Climate Mob is Coming for LNG Exports."
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What America Owes Haitian Asylum Seekers - By Michael Posner
Prof. Michael Posner op-ed: "What America Owes Haitian Asylum Seekers"
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Monomania Is Illiberal and Stupefying - By Jonathan Haidt
Prof. Jonathan Haidt Op-ed: "Monomania Is Illiberal and Stupefying"
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Keeping New Yorkers in the City - By Arpit Gupta
Professor Arpit Gupta op-ed: “Keeping New Yorkers in the City”
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Facebook’s Wearable Glasses Can Succeed Where Google Glass Flopped - By Ashish Bhatia
Prof. Ashish Bhatia op-ed: "Facebook’s Wearable Glasses Can Succeed Where Google Glass Flopped"
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Goldilocks Is Dying - By Nouriel Roubini
Professor Nouriel Roubini op-ed: "Goldilocks Is Dying"
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How Ovia Health, McDonald’s And FirstEnergy Drive Diversity And Inclusion Through Compensation - By Paolo Gaudiano
Prof. Paolo Gaudiano op-ed: "How Ovia Health, McDonald’s And FirstEnergy Drive Diversity And Inclusion Through Compensation"
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At The UN, Biden Needs To Support Democracy And Human Rights In Myanmar - By Michael Posner
Prof. Michael Posner op-ed: "At The UN, Biden Needs To Support Democracy And Human Rights In Myanmar"
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Fueling the Fire: How Social Media Intensifies U.S. Political Polarization — And What Can Be Done About It - By Center for Business and Human Rights
A new report from the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights concludes that social media platforms are not the main cause of rising partisan animosity, but use of these platforms intensifies divisiveness and thus contributes to its corrosive effects.
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China’s Crackdown on Big Tech Firms Isn’t Scaring Away Bond Investors - By Marti Subrahmanyam
Professor Marti Subrahmanyam op-ed: "China’s Crackdown on Big Tech Firms Isn’t Scaring Away Bond Investors"
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How To Address The Legal Status Of Afghan Refugees - By Michael Posner
Prof. Michael Posner op-ed: "How To Address The Legal Status Of Afghan Refugees"
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