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Mike Hout Professor emeritus of sociology and demography
Areas of expertise: Socio-economic class, demographics, inequality, politics of religion
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Sunaura Taylor Assistant professor of environmental science, policy and management
Areas of expertise: Disability studies, queer and crip theories, ableism, animal studies/ethics, interspecies, interdependence and theories of care, environmental humanities, ecofeminism, environmental justice, capitalism and inequality, work and labor
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John A. Powell Professor of Law and of African American Studies, Director of Othering and Belonging Institute
Areas of expertise: Civil rights, racism, poverty, inequality, democracy
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Tina Sacks Assistant professor of social welfare
Areas of expertise: social determinants of health, race, social determinants of health, race, class and gender and poverty and inequality.
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Samuel Lucas Professor of sociology
Areas of expertise: sociology of education, testing, statistical analysis, racial inequality, alternatives to securing racial diversity and their limitations
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Alan Auerbach Professor of economics and law, director of the Robert D. Burch Center for Tax Policy and Public Finance at Berkeley
Areas of expertise: Public policy, public finance, domestic and international tax policy, inequality and tax policy
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Emmanuel Saez Professor of Economics
Areas of expertise: Income inequality, taxation, wealth distribution, public economics
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Saru Jayaraman Director, Food Labor Research Center
Areas of expertise: restaurant workers, inequality, working poor
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Sylvia Allegretto labor economist, co-chair of the UC Berkeley Center on Wage and Employment Dynamics
Areas of expertise: Research interests include long-term unemployment, family budgets, teacher pay, public employee compensation, low-wage labor markets, inequality, minimum wages and sub-minimum wages received by tipped workers.
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Carolina Reid Assistant professor of city and regional planning, faculty research advisor for the Terner Center for Housing Innovation
Areas of expertise: Housing and community development, access to credit, homeownership and wealth inequality
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