Research
Social Sciences
How does society, and the manner in which humans behave, influence our world?
UR faculty and students benefit from the legacies of such leaders in their fields as William Riker and Richard Fenno, Lionel McKenzie, and Richard Ryan and Edward Deci. These UR social scientists have transformed the way we think about the economy, politics and the basic motives of human behavior. They have helped frame ongoing inquiries that tell us much about the nature of social interactions.
Scholar Pursues New Treatments for Autism
UR scholar pursues the biological and psychological mechanisms behind autism. More »»
Men Are from Mars Earth, Women Are from Venus Earth
Researchers conclude that men and women aren’t as different as we think. More »»
Hidden in Plain Sight
Anthropologist discovers a wealth of artifacts from Melanesia – in nearby Buffalo, N.Y. More »»
Historian Blogs About Bermuda
The island, best known for beaches, honeymoon suites, and offshore companies, is packed with four centuries of dynamic history. More »»
How Powerful Nations Control the Global Economy
UR political scientist looks behind the scenes at the International Monetary Fund. More »»
