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C. Loury, the founding Director of IRSD, is a distinguished economic
theorist and a prominent public intellectual. His essays on the issues
of race, inequality, and social policy have significantly influenced national
dialogue. His most recent book, One by One from the Inside Out: Essays
and Reviews on Race and Responsibility in America, won the 1996 American
Book Award and the 1996 Christianity Today Book Award. Professor
Loury holds a B.A. in Mathematics from Northwestern University and a Ph.D.
in economics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Linda
Datcher Loury, who serves as research fellow at IRSD, is also
an Associate Professor of Economics at Tufts University. She is an accomplished
labor economist who has published extensively on topics related to the
extent and causes of economic inequality in the United States, including
the effects of minimum wage laws on black/white income differences, and
the effects of affirmative action in college admissions. Linda Loury holds
a BA in economics from Swarthmore College and a Ph.D. in economics from
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Affiliated Faculty: Nazli
Kibria is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Boston University.
Her teaching and research interests involve the study of families, childhood,
and race and ethnic relations. Her publications include Family Tightrope:
The Changing Lives of Vietnamese Americans (Princeton University Press
1993). She is currently completing a book manuscript, tentatively titled
New Ethnic Americans: Race and Identity Among Second Generation Chinese
and Korean Americans.
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