Inequality, Crisis, and the Possibility of Change
In this interview, Branko Milanovic discusses recent political instability, trends in policy on inequality, and a way to break the 1 percent’s “quasi-automatic” increasing share of capital.
Extreme Wealth Inequality Is Pernicious
In this interview, Salvatore Morelli explains why wealth inequality is in some ways a more dangerous threat than income inequality.
Student Spotlight: Chuxin Liu
Our research assistant Chuxin Lui discusses what sparked her interest in studying economics and inequality.
Rising Out of Poverty in South Africa: Risks Faced by the Poor and Vulnerable
Prof. Murray Leibbrandt discusses his study on poverty dynamics and inequality in South Africa between 2008–2017.
LIS Data and Quantitative Methods
In this video, Leslie McCall discusses quantitative methods in the social sciences and their uses in the Stone Center's work.
What Happens When We Focus on Women?
Janet Gornick explains how proposed universal child care and other social benefit programs would help workers in the United States.
How Do Americans Perceive Economic Mobility?
Prof. Siwei Cheng shares her latest research as part of the Stone Center’s Inequality Seminar Series.
CNBC: Morelli on the Impacts of Wealth Taxes
In a video for CNBC, Salvatore Morelli discusses wealth taxes.
What Inequality Means for Our Children
In this interview, Miles Corak speaks about his work as an economist and his new role at the Stone Center.
Q&A with Jim Stone
This is a text of a 2016 interview with the lead donors of the new James M. and Cathleen D. Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality.