This paper studies the language used in television news broadcasts to describe police
killings in the United States from 2013-19. We begin by documenting that the media is …

We propose a new theory of media capture where a principal can either influence
journalistic investigation (internal capture) or let the media investigate and suppress stories …

We study how the New York Times changes headlines after an article has been published.
We track the 35,000 articles on the newspaper's home page between February 2021 and …

I am pleased to have the opportunity to comment on the very interesting chapter by Ben
Ansell and Jane Gingrich, entitled 'Political Inequality'. Ansell and Gingrich (2022) first …

We study cooperation among individuals and groups facing a dynamic social dilemma in
which the benefits of cooperation are divided according to political power obtained in a …

Do news outlets push overly positive or negative attitudes to migration in their coverage, or
do they try to maintain a neutral and holistic perspective on the topic? To study media slant …

In this study, we propose a novel approach to detect supply-side media bias, independent of
external factors like ownership or editors' ideological leanings. Analyzing over 100,000 …

In this thesis, I investigate which policies can promote an expansion of high-quality
preschool across income groups in the United States, I develop a new measure of wait times …

In this paper, I investigate the impact of regions in which children grow up on the
transmission of socioeconomic status from parents to children, using rich Dutch …

Both robotics/AI (RAI) and real world labs (RWL) are current topics in public innovation
promotion policies, but are mostly treated in isolation. While RAI has a focus on a specific …