Economic inequality can be measured in terms of income, poverty levels and employment/ unemployment levels. Social inequality can be measured in terms of crime, housing (ownership, value), health ...

The Center for Economics of Social Issues (CESI) is dedicated to the exploration of economic aspects of social progress, health, human rights, and other important issues within our communities. The ...

According to new CivicScience data, 41% of U.S. adults plan to boycott a major retailer this month – 28% are currently participating in one, and another 13% aren’t currently but plan to. Gen Z ...

Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ESCR) affect all of us in our everyday lives. They influence our quality of life including our education, our work, our health, our homes, the food on our tables ...