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News Archive

November 2018

The Buffalo News
“Experts paint bleak picture of what Tonawanda Coke left behind”
“Foreign Policy Mag: It’s Time To Talk About Academic Freedom in China”
“From here and there: diaspora policies, integration, and social rights beyond borders”
The New York Times
“Give Gig Economy Workers Equity? The S.E.C. Is Considering It”
“Governor Cuomo Issues New York's Large-Scale Offshore Wind Solicitation”
“Guestroom|Help Wanted: ILR's Next Dean”
In These Times
“How Graduate Unions Are Winning—and Scaring the Hell out of Bosses—in the Trump Era”
“How The 2020 Census Citizenship Questions Ended Up in Court”
“ILR School Suspends Exchange Program with Chinese University”
“ILR Sports Leadership Summit to Bring Industry Leaders Together in New York City”
Cornell Chronicle
“ILR sports summit draws hundreds in New York City”
Cornell Chronicle
“ILR sports summit, ILR event to feature alums in sports industry leadership”
“Industry’s elite talk gambling at sports summit”
“Persistence of gender wage gap”
“Productivity Monitoring Platforms and Wearable Technology as the New Data-Centric  Research”
“Professor: American universities must reexamine relationships with China because of threats to academic freedom”
Bloomberg
“Software Startup Accused of Union-Busting Will Pay Ex-Employees”
“Student crackdown: Cornell suspends Chinese uni exchange programmes”
“Students Assaulted Amid Crackdown on Marxist Activism”
“Supreme Court allows trial in challenge to census citizenship question; three justices dissent”
“The Marriott Strike: A Call to Action for Cornellians”
Axios
“The next eight retailers at risk of Sears' fate”
“Top Census Scientist's Testimony Casts Doubt On Motives For Study On Citizenship Question” -- First citation.
“Top NYC Demographer Says Census Faces Multiple Threats”
“Trial over census citizenship question closes with arguments over government's motives”
“Trial Testimony Of Top Census Scientist Undercuts Ross Memo OKing Citizenship Question”
“Trump administration's citizen question is ill-advised, top census scientist says”
“Trump's Census Citizenship Question Was Put On Trial And Now It Looks Even Shadier”
“UAW Caught in Industry Turmoil Again”
“Universities involved in crackdown on student activism”
The Guardian
“US retail workers face long hours, poor pay and 'anxiety through the roof' on Black Friday”
“When Did The Gig Economy Begin?”
“Who Makes Cents: A History of Capitalism Podcast Episode 51- Louis Hyman on the Rise of the Gig Economy”
Cornell Chronicle
Disrupting Status Quo in Business
Program Empowers People Returning to Workforce
Cornell ILR Sports Leadership Summit Draws Hundreds
Tying Academia to Family Legacy
New Course Provokes Critical Thinking
State Boosts Wind-Industry Jobs
Projects Connect ILR Teams with Communities
Cornell Chronicle
Summit Featuring Sports Leaders
Cornell Chronicle
Two ILR Faculty Win Weiss Awards

October 2018

"'Hiring Bots' Might Be Responsible For You Getting Your Dream Job—Here’s How to Use Them to Your Advantage"
CNBC
"4 gig economy trends that are radically transforming the US job market"
"A Poor Man Rejoices"
The Nation
"Ad Hoc Nation; The unmaking of the steady job"
Wired
"An Alternative History of Silicon Valley Disruption"
"And one-time retail giant Sears filed for bankruptcy this week. On Twitter, historian Louis Hyman weighed in on what you may not know about the store’s legacy"
The New York Times
"Back When Sears Made Black Customers a Priority"
"Cornell cuts ties with China's Renmin University over student crackdown" -- First citation.

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