[Press] Will Obama Win in November? New Study Says, “Ask the Stock Market”
A landmark new study challenges the conventional wisdom about which factors truly motivate voters in presidential elections.
A landmark new study challenges the conventional wisdom about which factors truly motivate voters in presidential elections.
The WikiLeaks controversy is an early skirmish in an epic, brewing battle over Internet regulation and freedoms.
Another term for Putin during a global bear market would likely signal the beginning of a wholesale return to authoritarianism and yet another episode of extreme repression in Russia, according to Hall.
GAINESVILLE, Ga. / July 8, 2011 — Spouses, taxpayers and students cheat, but who expected an epidemic of cheating-heart teachers and principals?? Researchers at the Socionomics Institute aren’t surprised by the trend.
GAINESVILLE, Ga. / June 2, 2011 — On June 1st, the Global Commission on Drug Policy released a landmark report with a blunt message: The War on Drugs has failed. The report, compiled by 19 former and current world leaders – including U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, former U.S. Federal Reserve [...]
GAINESVILLE, Ga. / June 2, 2011 — News reports say measles cases and deadly E. coli infections are escalating rapidly in Europe. France has over 5,000 measles cases and Germany is the locus of a massive outbreak of a “rare, deadly strain” of food-borne E. coli that can shut down kidneys and cause seizures, strokes and comas. The outbreaks come as no surprise to analysts at the Socionomics Institute.