Apply to attend our conference and summer school in BrasĆlia, Brazil!
We invite early-career scholars with research priorities in inequality and mobility in cross-cultural contexts.
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Deadline: Wednesday, April 30, 2025
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UChicago | Stone Center on Inequality & Mobility
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The Stone Center for Research on Wealth Inequality and Mobility advances interdisciplinary research on the origins and nature of contemporary inequalities.
- š Just launched! šļø Join economists @sndurlauf and @nomadj1s, psychologist @ariel_kalil, and sociologist Geoff Wodtke as they explore groundbreaking research. Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/3qO0KhP Apple: bit.ly/3phD0SP Google: bit.ly/3Jp2BjH
- āBack in the day, you were lucky to get one lecture on intergenerational mobility. Now, here we are at a two-day conference dedicated to it.ā On August 27, @Stanford Professor Ran Abramitzky opened the Conference on the Economics of Intergenerational Mobility by reflecting on
- Celebrating the conclusion of the Conference and Summer School on Socioeconomic Opportunity and Inequality! Our program brought together a community of scholars to exchange ideas, create lasting intellectual links, and foster generative research relationships. Organizers: Ā·
- Join our team @UCStoneCenter ! Weāre hiring Postdoctoral Scholars with research priorities in wealth inequality and intergenerational mobility. 1 year renewable position, starting summer 2024. Apply by 15 December. Application Link: bit.ly/3PBPA9Z
- Reminder! šJoin @UofMaryland Professor @kearney_melissa to discuss her new book on the effects of family structure on childhood outcomes. The conversation will be moderated by Lesley Turner, Associate Professor at @HarrisPolicy, alongside expert panelists Stone Center Director
- The Inequality Podcast starts the academic year with a conversation between @sndurlauf and @MilesCorak. They discuss the Great Gatsby Curve, mechanisms behind intergenerational persistence, and comparisons between the U.S. and Canada. Listen here: Website:
00:00 - Calling early career faculty and advanced Ph.D. students! Submit your papers for consideration to be included in our conference. We want to invite scholars whose papers address inequality and mobility in cross-cultural or U.S. contexts. š Submit here: bit.ly/3VqyEXo š
- In todayās episode, @GeorgeMasonU Professor @PeterBoettke and Director @sndurlauf discuss the central ideas in classical liberalism and the intellectual history of economics as a moral science. Listen every other Monday: Website: bit.ly/3YdiCkj Spotify:
00:00 - Last week, at the Recent Advances in Inequality and Mobility Conference, the spotlight was on the extraordinary record of accomplishments of Stone Center Director @sndurlauf. A distinguished lineup of social scientists presented innovative work on inequality and mobility while
- Join Stone Center Director @sndurlauf and @BrownUniversity Professor @GlennLoury to discuss different perspectives on #AffirmativeAction. @ethanbdm, Dean of @HarrisPolicy, will moderate the conversation. š Register here: bit.ly/3SlirBh š Date: Wednesday, 8 November
- Check out this "Q&A" with @sndurlauf as he discusses inequality, intergenerational mobility, and leading the @UChicago Stone Center!
- Mark your calendars for an exciting lineup of speakers in the Inequality Workshop! š Fridays, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM š SSRB, Tea Room ā Coffee and snacks provided In addition to the talks, you also have the opportunity to: - Have lunch with the speakers - Schedule 30-minute
- Last Friday, Stone Center Director @sndurlauf presented his ongoing project on meritocracy at the Inequality Workshop. In this work, he develops a framework in which merit is both contextual and prospective, defining it as a functional concept tied to institutional goals























