Researchers find that a well-designed game can show students how complex economic theory is applied in the field of climate change policy.
David Iwaniec of the Urban Studies Institute will lead Atlanta’s contribution in the National Science Foundation’s “Growing Convergence Research” project.
Georgia State Research Magazine, Politics, Law & Society
Law professor Clark Cunningham is using linguistic analysis to shed light on the original meaning of America’s founding documents.
Campus News, Politics, Law & Society
Thaddeus and Natasha Johnson (Ed.D ’19) share a passion for justice. But that’s not all. Married 10 years, the couple also share the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies as their home away from home.
Entertainer and entrepreneur Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, and Tom Luse, former executive producer of “The Walking Dead,” will participate in a full-day master class Nov. 16 presented by the Entertainment, Sports and Media Law Initiative and the Creative Media Industries Institute.
Georgia State College of Law is No. 2 in bar passage for the July 2019 exam, with an overall bar passage rate of 84.8 percent — the state average is 65.8 percent.
In his new book, law professor Timothy Lytton examines the history and complex workings of the country’s food safety system.
Georgia State Research Magazine, Health & Wellness, Politics, Law & Society
At the Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence, Georgia State faculty are helping to stop assaults.
Georgia State Research Magazine, Politics, Law & Society
Professor Eric Wright recently led a study of homelessness and human trafficking among metro Atlanta youth.
The study found that Atlanta’s homeless youth, especially minority and LGBTQ, are more likely to be trafficked against their will for labor than commercial sexual exploitation.
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