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Peter Loewen

Ithaca
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Family man. Constantly lucky. Dean of @cornellcas. Political scientist. Experimentalist. Data-heavy. Ex-motorcyclist. Rode across the Nubian, once.
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Preferences for platform regulation of online hate speech are shared internationally

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By Thomas A. Bergeron, Peter Loewen, Christopher Cochrane, Effi Levi, Ron Levi, Odelia Oshri, Gal Ron, Shaul R. Shenhav, Tamir Sheafer, Clareta Treger
| Nature Verified
Abstract The governance of hate speech online is a growing challenge. While governments and social organizations have developed initiatives to mitigate hate online, it remains unclear what users would prefer regarding hate speech governance. How do people think online hate speech should be regulated?
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Economic shock and the erosion of COVID-19 precautionary behavior in Canada during the early pandemic

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By Eric Merkley, Peter Loewen
| PLOS ONE
Methods – Unexpected event during survey design Economists and public policy experts expected the COVID-19 pandemic to have negative consequences for the national economy. Government lockdowns shuttered most non-essential businesses, while individual citizens limited their social and economic activity to “flatten the curve.” However, typical indicators of economic performance are ill-equipped to shed light on such a rapidly unfolding situation.
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New course encourages students to embrace disagreement

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By Kathy Hovis, Peter Loewen, Kate Manne
| cornell.edu
A new course being offered in spring 2026 will give students the chance to consider some of the most polarizing issues in our world today – and get more comfortable having uncomfortable conversations about them.
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