Tommy J. Curry (Texas A&M): The Eschatological Dilemma: The Problem of Studying the Black Male only as the Deaths that Result from Anti-Black Racism. Andrew Dilts (LMU): Punishment and Inclusion: Race, Membership, and the Limits of American Liberalism. Zane Umsted (Iowa): Deterring Racial Bias in Criminal Justice Through Sentencing. Sergio Alves Jr. (UC-Berkeley): The Internet Balkanization Discourse Backfires. David Modic and Stephen E. G. Lea (Exeter): How Neurotic are Scam Victims, Really? The Big Five and Internet Scams. Keith Ingersoll (Kaplan), Edmund J. Malesky (Duke), and Sebastian M. Saiegh (UCSD): Diversity and Group Performance: Evidence from the World's Top Soccer League. Elaine Teng on the solution to violent soccer matches is not to separate enemy nations. Greg Rosalsky on economics at the North Pole: Are Santa’s elves slaves? Pam and Tommy: Amanda Chicago Lewis on the untold story of the world's most infamous sex tape. Nate Cohn on how Obama’s immigration move benefits Democrats where it counts. The irony and the ecstasy: Every serious G.O.P. presidential aspirant invokes the glorious era of Ronald Reagan, to which the country must return; ignore the fact that, for the likes of Paul Ryan and Rand Paul, Reagan’s actual record — from increased bureaucracy to higher deficits — should be seen as a complete failure. White Christmas and Black December: The Massacre of the Innocents reminds us that the #BlackLivesMatter movement is not truly a challenge to Christmas — it’s a return to its roots. Sex slavery “pushes ISIL victims to suicide”: Amnesty International says girls from Iraq's Yazidi minority have had their lives shattered by ISIL sexual violence.
