News & Announcements Archive

Chinese Investment in Southeast Asia is Nothing to Fear

Chinese Investment in Southeast Asia is Nothing to Fear

Graduate student, Alvin Camba, in the Nikkei Asian Review.

ASK ASA: Housing Crisis Looms with Loss of Federal Pandemic Aid

ASK ASA: Housing Crisis Looms with Loss of Federal Pandemic Aid

Meredith Greif,Assistant Research Professor, on WJCL 22 News.

Mass Evictions May Be Maryland’s Next Public Health Crisis

Mass Evictions May Be Maryland’s Next Public Health Crisis

Assistant Research Professor, Meredith Greif, on WYPR.

How Overpoliced Communities Become Politically Engaged

How Overpoliced Communities Become Politically Engaged

Bloomberg Distinguished Associate Professor of Political Science and Sociology, Vesla Weaver, for the Niskanen Center.

2020 PEWS Distinguished Article Award

2020 PEWS Distinguished Article Award

Congratulations to graduate student, Corey Payne. Sugar, Slavery, and Creative Destruction: World-Magnates and “Coreification” in the Longue-Durée

Vesla Weaver on No Jargon podcast

Vesla Weaver on No Jargon podcast

Professor Vesla Weaver dives into how this movement is different from protests of the past, what brought us to the current situation, how our nation’s police system has affected Black […]

Vesla Weaver co-authors article on Vox

Vesla Weaver co-authors article on Vox

Bloomberg Distinguished Associate Professor of Political Science and Sociology, Vesla Weaver, co-authored the piece “How a 50-year-old report predicted America’s current racial reckoning” on Vox.

Vesla Weaver cited in Vox article

Vesla Weaver cited in Vox article

Bloomberg Distinguished Associate Professor of Political Science and Sociology, Vesla Weaver cited in the Vox article “How Black People Really Feel About the Police, Explained”

Vesla Weaver featured on WYPR

Vesla Weaver featured on WYPR

Vesla Weaver has been listening in on long distance conversations between people in heavily policed neighborhoods in six cities on WYPR.

2020 Johns Hopkins Catalyst Award Recipients

2020 Johns Hopkins Catalyst Award Recipients

36 early-career faculty members earn Johns Hopkins Catalyst Awards. Congratulations to Julia Burdick-Will & Ryan Calder!