Science of Inequality

Oral

Chairs & Discussants

• Jack GlaserDiscussant
  University of California, Berkeley

Presentations

1. Introductory Remarks
2. Neurodevelopmental Mechanisms Underlying Socioeconomic Disparities in Academic Achievement and Mental Health Kate McLaughlin
3. Stress and Drug Use Vulnerability in the African American Community: A Biopsychosocial Investigation into Health InequalityEzemenari Obasi
4. The Enduring Relationship of Poverty and the Development of Brain Structure and FunctionDeanna Barch
5. Coffee Break
6. Inequality and Subjective Status: Why Economic Inequality Is More Than EconomicsKeith Payne
7. Inequality and the Mass Politics of RedistributionKenneth Scheve
8. Discussion