Loft Living: Culture and Capital in Urban Change
25th Anniversary Edition, with a new introduction
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Amy Adamczyk recently had three articles accepted for publication:
Amy Adamczyk and Yen-hsin Alice Cheng. “Explaining Attitudes about Homosexuality in Confucian and non-Confucian Nations: Is... Read more
They live to serve: Enterprising New Yorkers create their own jobs helping the uber wealthy
AM New York, 2.9.15
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Feel Trapped In Your Job? That's Because You Are
Dame, All the Rage, 2.9.15 Read more
Professor Ruth Milkman (Sociology), a scholar of labor and labor movements, has been a prominent voice in recent national news coverage of paid parental and sick, following President Barack Obama’s call to make paid leave a national policy. Read more
Dying to Be Heard: Hearing Healthcare at the End of Life
The Hearing Journal, 1.15 Read more
The Economic Benefits of Paid Parental Leave
The New York Times, "Upshot," 1.30.15 Read more
CUNY's Pathway to Shared Governance
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1.23.15
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Obama's Big Bid To Change Sick-Leave Laws May Hinge On Small Business
NPR, 1.22.15
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Professor Janet Gornick (Political Science/Sociology) recently lent her expertise to two hot-button issues featured in the Washington Post: parental leave policy and income inequality. Read more