National Public Radio's science correspondent Shankar Vedantam recently reported on a study conducted by economists Giulio Zanella (Univ...
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The New York Times recently published a series of interactive charts showing how Americans have moved between states since 1900. As NYT...
In their article published in the latest issue of the American Sociological Review, Christine Schwartz (University of Wisconsin-Madison) an...
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The Pew Research Center has announced a new, community version of the 2014 Political Typology Quiz ! "Go beyond red vs blue: The Pew...
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As shown in a recent Washington Post Storyline feature , since the official start of the U.S. economic recession in December 2007, the U.S. ...
The New York Times and CBS News recently announced that they will begin adding online survey panels from YouGov to traditional phone survey...
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