Allison Stanger has an article in The Atlantic called "Whistle-Blowers Are the Last Defense Against Global Corruption." You can read the article here. Read more about Allison Stanger on Whistle-Blowers and International Corruption

Tim Scanlon discusses NBC's The Good Place and his work, "What We Owe to Each Other," in the Crimson. You can read the full interview here. Read more about Tim Scanlon on The Good Place and "What We Owe to Each Other"

Faculty Affiliate Allan Brandt has put together a remarkable course on the history of the opioid epidemic; there is now a public website where you can find student papers from that class, as well as related resources and reading lists. Professor Brandt is a member of the Justice, Health, and Democracy research team, and developed this class in part from the work of that project. We hope you will explore the website of the class,... Read more about Resource-rich Course Website on the History of the Opioid Epidemic

Graduate Fellow Gili Kliger has a review of Charles King's book, Gods of the Upper Air: How a Circle of Renegade Anthropologists Reinvented Race, Sex, and Gender in the Twentieth Century, in Boston Review today. You can read her review, "Be Not Afraid to Find Them Wanting," here. Read more about New Review from Gili Kliger in Boston Review