How can women juggle working and parenting during a pandemic?
Professor Michele Gelfand uses “tight” and “loose” to categorize various societies around the globe based on the strength of social norms and applies this to what we can learn about the range of pandemic responses around the world.
In recent weeks, many states have seen significant increases in COVID-19 cases. What will it take to change the trajectory?
School’s out for summer, but the educational losses caused by the coronavirus are only just beginning to be understood.
A century ago, the Republican Party supported big business and big government.
By taking steps to address obesity, we can improve outcomes from the COVID-19 pandemic, says Tufts cardiologist Dariush Mozaffarian.
Could the US become a so-called “competitive authoritarian regime” which only bears the “outer look of democracy?”
In the midst of a pandemic, governors around the country have been reopening local economies and causing concern for many health experts. And in the rush to get back to business, governors are not meeting criteria to keep people safe.
We used to be the hare, but now we may be the tortoise.
The coronavirus pandemic has been compared to the Great Depression and the Second World War, in terms of the threat it poses to democracy. Geopolitical risk analyst Ian Bremmer doesn’t think the crisis will usher in a new world order, but he believes it will intensify and speed up trends that many have worried about for years.
