The following is a compilation of media clips in which WWS faculty members have been mentioned, cited or quoted. This list is updated weekly. If an item is missing, please email extaff@princeton.edu, and we will add it promptly.
There Are Probably More Gig Workers Than Counted in U.S. Survey (external link)
Bloomberg (Alan Krueger)
US gig economy: data shows 16m people in 'contingent or alternative' work (external link)
The Guardian (Alan Krueger)
Everything we thought we knew about the gig economy is wrong (external link)
Quartz (Alan Krueger)
Independent workers and the modern labor market (external link)
Brookings (Alan Krueger)
Share of Americans working as independent contractors dips, government data show (external link)
Los Angeles Times (Alan Krueger)
The Triumph of the Gig Economy Is Postponed Yet Again (external link)
Bloomberg (Alan Krueger)
No, It's Not a Gig Economy (external link)
Jacobin (Alan Krueger)
How big is gig economy? Gov't study shows how little we know (external link)
San Francisco Chronicle (Alan Krueger)
How Suicide Quietly Morphed Into a Public Health Crisis (external link)
The New York Times (Angus Deaton)
Your pics may have gone public on Facebook, thanks to bug (external link)
NJ.com (Jonathan Mayer)
Clash of ideologies feeds into the rivalry between US and China (external link)
The Australian (Aaron Friedberg)
Polishing a gem (external link)
Teton Valley News (Julian Zelizer)
Uncommon Knowledge: Why Does Joseph Stalin Matter? (external link)
Ricochet (Stephen Kotkin)
Does it matter what political party is in power for the economy? (external link)
The San Diego Union-Tribune (Alan Blinder and Mark Watson)
More Americans Are Dying From Suicide (external link)
The Atlantic (Anne Case and Angus Deaton)
Iran threatens US, Israel, Saudi Arabia (external link)
Kurdistan24 (Ryan Crocker)
US suicides increased by 25 percent from 1999 to 2016 (external link)
World Socialist Web Site (Anne Case and Angus Deaton)
Why Didn't My Drug-Affected Family Get Any Sympathy? (external link)
POLITICO Magazine (Anne Case and Angus Deaton)
Update labor laws to meet needs of ‘gig’ economy (external link)
San Francisco Chronicle (Anne Case, Angus Deaton and Alan Krueger)
Study shows how little we know about independent workers (external link)
Waterbury Republican American (Alan Krueger)
Facebook bug may have overshared your sharing (external link)
Resource (Jonathan Mayer)
In the Trump Administration, Science Is Unwelcome. So Is Advice. (external link)
The New York Times (Michael Oppenheimer)
Unpacking and understanding media bias, part 2: press in colonial America (external link)
Citizen Truth (Paul Starr)
Trump's G7 bust-up shows risks for North Korea summit (external link)
Breitbart (Julian Zelizer)
Summits are tricky: Kennedy, Nixon and Reagan learned the hard way (external link)
The Seattle Times (Julian Zelizer)
The Immigration Forces Beyond Trump's Control (external link)
The New Republic (Douglas Massey)
Four steps for a successful Trump-Kim summit (external link)
CNN (by Julian Zelizer)
Summits are tricky: Kennedy, Nixon and Reagan each learned the hard way (external link)
Los Angeles Times (Julian Zelizer)
Facebook says privacy-setting bug affected as many as 14M (external link)
AP News (Jonathan Mayer)
Anthony Bourdain’s death is one in a growing public health tragedy (external link)
Vox (Anne Case)
Everyone Makes Investing Mistakes — Even Warren Buffett (external link)
The Wall Street Journal (Emily Pronin)
The Class Struggle According to Donald Trump (external link)
The New York Times (Alan Krueger)
We're About to Discover If All Those New U.S. Jobs Are Any Good (external link)
Bloomberg (Alan Krueger)
Why U.S. Prime-Age Workforce Participation Is Lagging Behind Other Nations (external link)
The Wall Street Journal (Alan Krueger)
Facebook made some private posts public for as many as 14M (external link)
The Spokesman-Review (Jonathan Mayer)
Another Facebook fail: Bug caused it to publicly share 14M private messages (external link)
Digital Trends (Jonathan Mayer)
Suicide Rates Increased by 30% in About Half of All States, CDC Report Finds (external link)
AJMC.com (Anne Case and Angus Deaton)
What to do for June 8-15 (external link)
Cape Cod Times (Keith Wailoo)
Ukrainians are getting less divided by language, not more. Here’s the research. (external link)
The Washington Post (Grigore Pop-Eleches)
Meeting With North Korea Is a Win for America (external link)
Chatham House (Keren Yarhi-Milo)
Study: telling white people they’ll be outnumbered makes them hate welfare more (external link)
Vox (Martin Gilens)
Maryland’s Republican governor just landed a rare union endorsement (external link)
The Washington Post (Benjamin Jealous)
What Is Hope for? (external link)
Los Angeles Review of Books (Gary Bass)
3 Key Ways to Manage the Best Talent (external link)
Business2Community (Angus Deaton and Daniel Kahneman)
Delaney Campaign Reports Seeing Payoff From Early Investment in Iowa; Montgomery County Man Found Dead in Ocean City (external link)
Bethesda Magazine (Benjamin Jealous)
'Keep Your Mouths Shut': Ambassador David Friedman’s Crude pro-Israel Activism Devalues U.S. Diplomacy (external link)
Haaretz (Daniel Kurtzer)
Israel's Strategic Dead End in Gaza (external link)
The Jerusalem Post (Salam Fayyad)
State must recapture economic levers (external link)
Business Line (Atul Kohli)
A Marshall Plan for China? It Existed, but Even Marshall Couldn’t Pull It Off (external link)
The New York Times (by Aaron Friedberg)
For this mother and daughter, separated a year ago at the southern border, Trump's ‘zero-tolerance’ policy isn’t new (external link)
WUWF 88.1 (Douglas Massey)
Lectures in History: 1970s Conservative Movement & Foreign Policy Preview (external link)
C-SPAN (Julian Zelizer)
The Strangest Thing About Trump's Approach to Presidential Power (external link)
The Atlantic (Julian Zelizer)
The death of a hope: 50 years after the assassination of Bobby Kennedy (external link)
La Nación (Julian Zelizer)
Sen. Cruz's:18 pause on Trump & Pardons (external link)
MSNBC (Lauren Wright)
Seven reasons to worry about the American middle class (external link)
Brookings Institution (Anne Case and Angus Deaton)
Legal leadership and its place in America’s history and future (external link)
OUPblog (Julian Zelizer)
Analysis: In nixing Eagles visit, Trump again plays divider-in-chief (external link)
The Philadelphia Inquirer (Julian Zelizer)
Post-U. Md. poll: Jealous, Baker lead in Democratic race overshadowed by Hogan (external link)
The Washington Post (Benjamin Jealous)
State Roundup, June 5, 2018 (external link)
MarylandReporter.com (Benjamin Jealous)
Chain migration from DACA amnesty could import foreign population twice the size of Los Angeles (external link)
Breitbart (Marta Tienda)
Hamas Rule in Gaza Isn’t the Enemy of the Israeli Right, It's the Loyal Servant (external link)
Haaretz (Salam Fayyad)
At America's toughest border wall, a hole remains (external link)
The Washington Post (Douglas Massey)
What makes the politics of West Bengal so violent? (external link)
Scroll.in (Atul Kohli)
Remembering 1968, 50 Years After Robert F. Kennedy's Assassination (external link)
WBUR 90.9 (Julian Zelizer)
Robert Reich: A Second American Civil War? – OpEd (external link)
Eurasia Review (Martin Gilens)