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Lucie Kalousova

Lucie Kalousova is an assistant professor of sociology at the University of California, Riverside. She received her PhD in Sociology and Health Policy from the University of Michigan in 2017. Her research examines the relationship between health disparities and social and health policy, and how economic cycles impact population health.

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Class & Inequality, Science & Nature

Recessions often improve population health, but COVID-19 may be different

Mortality rates typically fall during economic downturns. But the unprecedented features of the COVID-19 shutdown suggest that trend might not hold this time.

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Lucie Kalousova

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Class & Inequality, Science & Nature

Recessions often improve population health, but COVID-19 may be different

The War on Critical Race Theory

Race, Policing, and The Limits of Social Science

Portrait of the United States as a Developing Country

When Queers Fought the State and Won

The Ever Given and the Monstrosity of Maritime Capitalism

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Class & Inequality, Science & Nature

Recessions often improve population health, but COVID-19 may be different

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The War on Critical Race Theory

Race, Policing, and The Limits of Social Science

Portrait of the United States as a Developing Country

When Queers Fought the State and Won

The Ever Given and the Monstrosity of Maritime Capitalism

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