All posts by The Conversation

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  Biden wants corporations to pay for his $2 trillion infrastructure plans, echoing a history of calls for companies to chip in when times are tough

  By Stephanie Leiser, Lecturer in Public Policy, University of Michigan

  • Posted April 7, 2021
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  People gave up on flu pandemic measures a century ago when they tired of them – and paid a price

  By J. Alexander Navarro, Assistant Director of the Center for the History of Medicine, University of Michigan

  • Posted March 30, 2021
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  Robinhood app makes Wall Street feel like a game to win – instead of a place where you can lose your life savings in a New York minute

  By James "Pigeon" Fielder, Adjunct Professor of Political Science, Colorado State University

  • Posted March 25, 2021
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  Stormy seas ahead: confidence in the cruise industry has plummeted due to COVID-19

  By Jennifer Holland, Lecturer in Tourism, University of Suffolk

  • Posted March 25, 2021
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  The US prepares to deliver $1.9 trillion jolt of economic relief: 4 essential reads

  A roundup of articles from The Conversation’s archives

  • Posted March 11, 2021
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  Can vaccinated people still spread the coronavirus?

  By Deborah Fuller, Professor of Microbiology, School of Medicine, University of Washington

  • Posted March 3, 2021
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  Misinformation-spewing cable companies come under scrutiny

  By Joshua Braun, Associate Professor of Journalism, University of Massachusetts Amherst

  • Posted March 3, 2021
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  How does the Johnson & Johnson vaccine compare to other coronavirus vaccines? 4 questions answered

  By Maureen Ferran, Associate Professor of Biology, Rochester Institute of Technology

  • Posted March 2, 2021
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  Work-life balance in a pandemic: a public health issue we cannot ignore

  By Dave Cook, PhD Candidate in Anthropology, UCL; Anna Rudnicka, Research Fellow, UCL, and Joseph Newbold, Lecturer in Human-computer interaction, Northumbria University, Newcastle

  • Posted March 2, 2021
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  Relief or stimulus: What’s the difference, and what it means for Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus package

  By William Hauk, Associate Professor of Economics, University of South Carolina

  • Posted February 24, 2021