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Wisconsin SSN launched in 2014 to connect academic researchers with individuals from the government, business, media and non-profit communities to share ideas and analyses of state and national policy challenges. Our events include public presentations of research, scholarly seminars, and panels combining researchers and local political actors, all focusing on timely political issues.
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Menzie David Chinn quoted on trade conflict with China in Yuki Noguchi, "New Round of Tariffs Takes a Bigger Bite of Consumers' Budget" Morning Edition, NPR News, May 10, 2019.
Alisa Von Hagel quoted in Peter Cameron, "After Loosening of Campaign Finance Laws, Cash Poured into Race for Bewley Senate Seat" Superior Telegram, May 7, 2019.
Alisa Von Hagel's research on ethical questions surrounding "fertility loans" discussed in "Marketing Loans for Fertility Treatments Raises Ethical Concerns," Science Daily, December 9, 2013.
Alisa Von Hagel's research on ethical questions surrounding "fertility loans" discussed in , "Hope for Families? More Lenders Offering Loans for Fertility Treatments," The Bump, April 29, 2019.
Alisa Von Hagel quoted on crisis pregnancy centers' use of medical misinformation in Jennifer Gerson, "Fake Health Clinics are Tricking College Students" Cosmopolitan, February 1, 2019.