Tag: civil conflict

Can America Devolve Into Civil Conflict? More Easily Than You Know, Says Political Scientist

Prof. Beth Rabinowitz explains that the United States being on the precipice of sectarian conflict isn’t really so preposterous.

Yahoo Finance: Tuesday, Sept. 14
“BIDEN’S VACCINE MANDATE: EXPERTS WOULD BE ‘SURPRISED’ TO SEE LEGAL CHALLENGES PREVAIL” Stacy Hawkins (vice dean and professor, RLAW) discusses potential legal challenges and the likelihood that they will be upheld.
ABC News: Sunday, Sept. 12
“WHERE ROE V. WADE STANDS AFTER TEXAS ABORTION BAN ALLOWED TO GO INTO EFFECT” Kimberly Mutcherson (co-dean, RLAW) is quoted in this report.
Philadelphia Business Journal: Thursday, Sept. 9
“‘THE CITY IS A PHOENIX’: NEW RUTGERS-CAMDEN CHANCELLOR LOOKS TO BE AN ANCHOR FOR GROWTH” Chancellor Antonio D. Tillis is the subject of this profile feature.
Asbury Park Press: Wednesday, Sept. 8
“‘WE DON’T STOP’: RUTGERS PROFESSOR STILL IDs 9/11 GROUND ZERO REMAINS AFTER 20 YEARS” Mark Desire, assistant director of the New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner, graduated from Rutgers–Camden with a biology degree.
TAPinto: Wednesday, Sept. 8
“RUTGERS-CAMDEN PARTNERS WITH MASTERY HIGH SCHOOL ON PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAM” A partnership with the Rutgers–Camden Center for the Arts will bring performing and theater arts education to a Camden high school.
New York Times: Friday, Sept. 3
“WHEN CHANCE ENCOURNTERS AT THE WATER COOLER ARE MOST USEFUL” Kristie McAlpine (assistant professor, SBC-management) discusses her research in this report comparing in-person work with remote work.