TWiSP 2021 M01 Thu28 Audio
from This Week in Sociological Perspective Hosted by Samuel Roundfield Lucas
This week we discuss how new means of constructing algorithms may reduce racial disparities in health care. And, I speak with Professor Nina Bandelj of the University of California-Irvine about her recent paper titled "Amplified Decoupling in the Global Economy: The Case of Bilateral Investment Treaties." The paper is to be published in Socius, and is co-authored by Aaron Tester. Segment 1 -- Nina Bandelj on "Amplified Decoupling in the Global Economy: The Case of Bilateral Investment Treaties" Segment 2 -- A novel way to construct diagnostic algorithms can reduce health care disparities along lines of race, income, and education
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