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"I’m beginning to think they may have cracked the code"

Scholars and policy experts met at Columbia to challenge existing assumptions and map a new research agenda for APE

"I’m beginning to think they may have cracked the code"

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Why is the U.S. Minimum Wage So Low? Shanna Rose Explains

Why is the U.S. Minimum Wage So Low? Shanna Rose Explains

In her new book, Shanna Rose examines how American federalism has shaped minimum wage policy over the past century.

Coverage Denied: Miranda Yaver's Sobering Account of Healthcare in America

Coverage Denied: Miranda Yaver's Sobering Account of Healthcare in America

Yaver examines the political context and social implications of coverage denials by healthcare insurers

American Tax Havens

American Tax Havens

How do jurisdictional fragmentation and economic segregation create a fragmented local tax base? A new paper by Manduca, Highsmith and Waggoner offers some answers

Uncivil Democracy: Jamila Michener and Mallory SoRelle Rethink Civil Justice in America

Uncivil Democracy: Jamila Michener and Mallory SoRelle Rethink Civil Justice in America

Michener and SoRelle challenge us to look beyond the formal rights and to see the "uncivil" reality of how law actually works for most Americans

Miranda Yaver Discusses Healthcare Claim Denials on CBS News

Miranda Yaver Discusses Healthcare Claim Denials on CBS News

Former CAPE small grant recipient appeared on CBS News to discuss her recent research on the strategic use of claim denials by insurance companies.

Teaching APE: Innovations in the Classroom

Teaching APE: Innovations in the Classroom

CAPE scholars share strategies for bringing the APE framework to the next generation of students.

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