Social Studies MN

A partnership in beta between @umncla and @thesocietypages. We want to show you what social studies can do!

[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

"Focused on the work of our fabulous colleagues at Minnesota, this will be an experiment in interdisciplinarity"
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[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

In our new feature, @casteinke2 interviews @larryrjacobs on the Courageous Conversations project encouraging dialogue across the political divide: https://t.co/xidcfOREtl

[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

Check out our new profile of @umncla research! We spoke with members of the “Migration and Migrants in Terrifying Times Project” about contemporary immigration in this political moment.
https://t.co/kpoz5mJacE

[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

Research from @UMN_HSJMC looks at the "fake news" moral panic: https://t.co/NGOGsUJ37R

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Recent @UMN_HSJMC research shows local news just isn't what it used to be—now it covers more geography! https://t.co/TYgW4ecwGU

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Why do people avoid the news? Research from @BenjaminToff (@UMN_HSJMC) shows not all avoiders are the same:
https://t.co/OX7nsrPEZD

[Humphrey School @HHHSchool]

The news has been full of talk about of #trade and #tariffs. But what exactly are they? Professor Robert Kudrle explains, via @WCCO. https://t.co/Ye5QyzYXVA

[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

Professor Amy O'Connor (@profamyoc) from @UMN_HSJMC is studying better business behavior at the Minnesota State Fair this year: https://t.co/FNZwAX99wj

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In dramatic political times, it is important to understand how conspiracy theories work. Read more on UMN research here:
https://t.co/urgim4zqPx https://t.co/w1YeZHSgPZ

[PoliSciUMN @PoliSciUMN]

#UMN Professor Joanne Miller's (@PoliPsyProf) research on conspiracy theories is featured in this @washingtonpost article by @profmusgrave: https://t.co/eIJEFZp90R

[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

Research from Clara Juárez-Miró @UMN_HSJMC compares Catalan and Spanish media to learn about contentious politics:
https://t.co/Ww3DGtMEUL

[UMN Liberal Arts @umncla]

Yanny or Laurel? Professor Ben Munson from @UMNSLHS helps to explain the science behind this controversial dispute. https://t.co/lCDxKBqcpC

[MN Journalism Center @MNJournalismCtr]

Curious about #History #politics, public discourse and the #press? Read another @TheSocietyPages @SocStudiesMN @MJC_HSJMC piece on @SidBedingfield Txs @casteinke2 #newspaperswar https://t.co/dDac4HPJBK Cc. @UMN_HSJMC

[UMN Sociology @UMNSociology]

Sociology Prof. & Chair Doug Hartmann @hartm021 joined KGNU Radio's Josh Chetwynd and U of T-Austin Prof. John Hoberman on 2/21 to take a look at US Presidents and their relationship to sports (golf, anyone?). Listen to "A Public Affair" here: https://t.co/aRQ6QBzo8O

[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

Recent news on the foreign policy front is bringing back old school anxiety about nuclear weapons. Research from @mark_s_bell at @PoliSciUMN takes a new look at nuclear strategy: https://t.co/e7i6O1Acr3

[Social Studies MN @SocStudiesMN]

Politics are everywhere these days, so it's important to remember this info from @PoliSciUMN's @matt_motta: you may disagree, but the other side probably isn't stupid
https://t.co/HPfgWJI9SJ

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It's a stressful time for everyone, but researchers @UMNPsych are finding new ways to reach stressed out students online:
https://t.co/MAM0jPxzJG

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Via @Gender_Policy: "The push for a border wall doubles-down on past failed policies and the particularly vulnerable population of women and children they created"
https://t.co/7sBdtPE5Ps

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How do we maintain quality of life for an aging population? Public health research looks at how racial inequality shows up in nursing homes:
https://t.co/pLoIx4D1XO

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Worried about screening out? Research from @CMseg at @UMN_HSJMC shows multi-screening doesn't always hinder attention: https://t.co/RMmT9GI0ua

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Research from @UMN_HSJMC looks at how corporations can respond to cynical takes on their charity work: https://t.co/WnwRcZOrJr

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Who puts the politics on TV? We talk to @UMN_HSJMC's @ChristopherTerr about research on FCC regulation & SNL skits in 2016:
https://t.co/wbZOIvvdak