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When punishers profit, people are more likely to break the rules

In UC San Diego Today

UCSD study finds stock trades by Congress ruin public faith

For KPBS

The days around Trump’s trade war announcements saw spikes in lawmaker stock market transactions

In CNN

Trading stocks while in office severely erodes public trust, UCSD study shows

In Times of San Diego

Congressional Stock Trading Severely Undermines Public Trust and Compliance with the Law

In UC San Diego Today

New Study on Psychology of Blame Points to Promising Strategies for Reducing Animosity in Political Divides

For Lehigh News

Study on the psychology of blame points to promising strategies for reducing animosity within political divide

In Phys.org

Counteracting political hostility with personal history

In EurekAlert!

Navigating Hot Button Issues

For Lehigh University's Ask the Expert alumni series

Raihan Alam Promotes Civil Discourse

Commencement Profile for Lehigh University

High youth voter turnout led young politicians to victory in midterms

For The Brown and White

GO Getters: Raihan Alam

On Constructive Dialogue with Lehigh Go Getters

On Reducing Partisan Animosity with Lehigh College of Arts and Sciences

Popular Writing

There is a major psychological flaw in how society punishes people

Raihan Alam and Tage Rai in New Scientist

Banning stock trading in Congress is a crucial step toward restoring public trust

Raihan Alam in The Hill

Thinking Clearly About the Protesters

Raihan Alam in Counterpunch

Reclaiming Earth Day from corporate greenwashing

Raihan Alam in The UCSD Guardian

Doing Divestment Right

Raihan Alam in The UCSD Guardian

It’s the Class War, Stupid: An Evening with Noam Chomsky

Anthony Dimaggio & Raihan Alam in Counterpunch

Free speech is Alive and Well on College Campus

Raihan Alam & Declan Coster in The Morning Call

Stand up and speak out, junior says

Raihan Alam in The Lowell

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