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75 results for "Statistics"

Johann D. Gaebler

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Johann D. Gaebler’s research develops and applies data science and statistical tools to complex social problems, such as mass incarceration, hiring discrimination, and other issues at the intersection of statistics, computer science, and policy. His work...

The Life of a South Central Statistic

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The New Yorker | By Danielle Allen. My cousin became a convicted felon in his teens. I tried to make sure he got a second chance. What went wrong? Danielle Allen is a political theorist and the James Bryant Conant University Professor at Harvard. She is...

Stone Inequality & Social Policy Seminar: Andrew Gelman

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Social penumbras predict political attitudes Andrew Gelman , Higgins Professor of Statistics and Professor of Political Science, Columbia University Abstract: The political influence of a group is typically explained in terms of its size, geographic...

Nadia Bell

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Nadia Bell is a PhD student in the Methods for Policy Research track of the Health Policy program. Her research interests are in improving evidence based policymaking practices in health policy and ensuring vulnerable populations have dignified...

Inequality & Social Policy welcomes Maya Sen

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Inequality & Social Policy | Maya Sen The Harvard Multidisciplinary Program in Inequality & Social Policy is delighted to welcome political scientist Maya Sen, an Assistant Professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, as its newest faculty participant. Sen's...

Economics, Sexism, Data

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NPR Planet Money | Featuring Stone PhD Scholar Alice Wu (Economics). Her research is forthcoming in The Review of Economics and Statistics. View the research ►

Stone Scholar Symposium Video Library

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The Stone Scholar Symposium is an annual event showcasing the research of the Stone PhD Scholars in the Stone Inequality & Social Policy Seminar. Past Participants 2025: Clem Aeppli (Sociology) and Fiona Chen (Business Economics) 2026: Johann D. Gaebler...

Clare Suter

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Clare is a third-year Harvard Ph.D. student in Economics, where she studies inequality and intergenerational mobility using tools from labor and public economics. Prior to graduate school, she was a predoctoral fellow at Opportunity Insights, and received...