All the difference in the world
In new book, economists Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson assert that above all else, political institutions — not culture or natural resources — determine the wealth of nations.
In new book, economists Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson assert that above all else, political institutions — not culture or natural resources — determine the wealth of nations.
New fellows to be named Friday; current SHASS fellows discuss the significance — and the sheer fun — of teaching the Institute's students
Political scientist who studies public opinion assesses a campaign with wildly fluctuating polls.
Professor of literature and director of the MIT Communications Forum on the past and future of communications.
Receives research associate appointment from Cambridge University
A political scientist analyzes the decisions of a world power.
Historian’s innovative hypothesis paints new picture of ancient Italy and aims to explain how the Roman Republic fell.
Japanese government honors political scientist for significant contributions to scholarship and promoting friendly relations.
Biennial award honors MIT alumni achievements in humanities, arts and social sciences.