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"So I was a PhD student when behavioral finance was really taking off, and it was seen as controversial, because people believed in traditional rational finance. But (Daniel) Kahneman's work showed that this was not based on just fluff, it was based on evidence and experiments and science..." - Alex Edmans A headshot photo of Alex Edmans to the right with the Social Science Bites logo underneath
"It's the book Nudge by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein, and the reason why is that they highlight a way of looking at the world and recognizing that in every environment where we make choices, the environment is shaping those choices." - Katy Milkman A headshot photo of Katy Milkman smiling to the right with the Social Science Bites logo underneath.
"...since the political scientist James Scott has recently passed away, I’ll say his book Seeing like a State, because it highlights how distortionary it is to impose designs on diverse people from above. And his focus is on what states do, which I think is a very important part of it." - Daron Acemoglu His headshot photo to the right with the Social Science Bites logo under it.
APEX 2026
Critical Thinking Bootcamp: Strengthening AI Literacy. Thursday, July 30, 2026. 8am PT | 11am ET | 4pm BST. Sage | Choice
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Critical Thinking Bootcamp: Strengthening AI Literacy. Thursday, July 30, 2026, 8am PT | 11am ET | 4pm BST. Sage & Choice
Live panel: Academic freedom and the role of the academic librarian 2026 ALA Annual Conference Saturday, June 27th at 11:30am CT on the Chapter One Stage - Booth #1328
Free webinar. Research integrity in an Age of AI. 30th June, 4pm BST | 5pm CEST. In partnership with the European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities EASSH | Epigeum, a Sage resource
Celebrating Pride Month
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Jewish American Heritage The Star of David is in the middle
Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage logo is on the bottom left and a brain with lines and lightning bolts around it is on the right
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Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage logo on the bottom left A headshot of Catalina Müller to the right
Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage logo A headshot of Yuqi He to the right.
Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage logo on the bottom left A headshot of Dr. Amit Singh Khokhar to the right
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Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage logo A headshot of Diana Popa to the right.
Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage logo on the bottom left A headshot of Elih Sutisna Yanto to the right
Arab American Heritage Month
Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage logo A headshot of Changiz Mohiyeddini to the right.
CASBS and Sage present: The 2026 Sage-CASBS Award Lecture by Hazel Rose Markus "The Hidden Power of Cultural Defaults" Thursday, May 7, 2026 at 5:30pm PDT Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University Photo of Hazel Rose Markus to the right, with the caption: Davis-Brack Professor in Behavioral Sciences Stanford University 2026 Sage-CASBS Award winner
The Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award Given annually, the Robert B. Downs Intellectual Freedom Award acknowledges individuals or groups who have furthered the cause of intellectual freedom, particularly as it impacts libraries and information centers and the dissemination of ideas. School of Information Sciences logo on the bottom left with the Sage logo to the right of it. A headshot of Robert B. Downs to the right.
Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage A headshot of Tom Peteet on the right
Free webinar. Empowering Social and Behavoiral Science Researchers: Connecting Research and Policy. Wednesday, April 15th. 8am PT | 11am ET
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Critical Thinking Challenge A contest spotlighting creative, practical approaches to strengthening critical thinking in higher education Sage
Explore the research collection. Sign Language and Deaf Studies
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Free webinar. Empowering Social and Behavioral Science Researchers: Connecting Research and Policy. Wednesday, April 15th. 8am PT | 11am ET
March is Social Work Month
Independence with Impact Report 2025
Free webinar How researchers can maintain the standards of good science in a world of misinformation The People's Case for Curators February 18, 2026 11am ET | 4pm GMT How to Do Research and Get Published
Tips for Teaching in Today's Political Science Classroom. Podcast with Christina Bejarno, Sorelle Gaynor, and Eric Langenbacher
New feature. Would you like to get your research into policy conversations? Sage Policy Profiles.
Free webinar How researchers can maintain the standards of good science in a world of misinformation The People's Case for Curators February 18, 2026 11am ET | 4pm GMT How to Do Research and Get Published
Browse the research collection Black History Month
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Discover policy opportunities matched to your research, easily and for free. Sage Policy Profiles.
A bar graph: How does your institution reward efforts to apply research outside of academia? Tenure and promotion: 37% Awards and recognition: 35% Resources for research (e.g., physical space, equipment, staff support): 28% Funding for research: 28% Not at all: 30%
A bar graph Ultimately, the goal of research is to make a positive impact on society. Y axis: To me, To my peers, To the leadership at my institution X axis: 0%, 100% Key: Strongly disagree in green, agree in gray, disagree in light blue, strongly agree in dark blue, neither in white "To me" is overwhelmingly dark blue, "To my peers" is primarily gray, and "To the leadership" at my institution, though nearly evenly dark and grey, is much more white
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Do social scientists care if they make societal impact? A Sage white paper
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The People's Case for Curators Dr Leo S Lo Dean of Libraries and University Librarian, Advisor to the Provost for AI Literacy. University of Virginia As AI reshapes how information is produced and accessed, the role of public-good curators has never been more essential. By embedding AI literacy into our work, we help communities not only find reliable knowledge but also build the confidence to interpret and evaluate what machines generate alongside traditional sources. This combination of human judgment and digital fluency will be critical for a healthy information ecosystem. #PublicGoodCuration
AI and the Future of Pedagogy. Read the latest white paper from Tom Chatfield.
What's your most surprising policy citation? Share your impact for a chance to win $500
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Truth and Trust: The Vital Role of Social Science in a Divided World. The Honorable Julia Gillard AC