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An excerpt from Branko Milanovic's book, The Great Global Transformation: National Market Liberalism in a Multipolar World. The book examines how the greatest changes in global incomes — the creation of a new upper class in China, and the decline of the middle class in the U.S. — since the Industrial Revolution are likely to influence the global economy in the next century.
Stone Center Junior Scholar and John Jay College of Criminal Justice Ph.D. Candidate Jim Riungu discusses his work as an environmental lawyer and the need for more research on areas of environmental criminology in the Global South.
Stone Center Postdoctoral Scholar Naomi Crowther, an economist whose research focuses on topics such as gendered wealth inequality and the effects of forced displacement, discusses her recent working paper, her ongoing projects, and why she decided to earn a doctoral degree after working in research for international institutions.
Stone Center Junior Scholar and third-year doctoral student Paisley Shultz discusses her interest in industrial-organizational psychology and how it applies to questions related to socio-economic inequality, such as pay disclosure among coworkers.
Recent publications and preprints
G. Alfani. Stone Center Working Paper Series no. 126. 2026.
B. Milanovic and M. Ranaldi. Stone Center Working Paper Series no. 125. 2026.
N. Crowther and L. Roos. Stone Center Working Paper Series no. 124. 2026.
A. Stansbury and K. Rodriguez. Stone Center Working Paper Series no. 123. 2026.
Erfurth et al. Stone Center Working Paper Series no. 122. 2026.
