Publications / In The News Update

Instructions

  • Use this form to add new items to your Publications and In the News sections on your SSN Scholar Page. Publications include traditional academic writing like books, journal articles, and dissertations along with policy briefs or memos you may have published without SSN support; In the News items comprise all media work such as OpEds, TV or radio appearances, and journalism that quoted you or cited your research.
  • You can enter up to six items for Publications and six items for In the News using this form. Our goal is not to present an exhaustive list of your work on your Scholar Page, but to allow you to curate a selection of key academic and policy publications and media contributions that you consider indicative of the expertise you want to offer to policymakers, civic leaders, and journalists.
  • If you have questions about your entries, you can review our goals here or email profiles@scholars.org.
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In the News
  • Media work that's eligible for your SSN Scholar Page's In the News section include: OpEds and blog posts, TV and radio appearances, media interviews, and journalism that quotes you or cites your research.
  • For print-only or otherwise non-linkable media work, email profiles@scholars.org for assistance. 
  • At the end of each section, click on "Add another In the News item URL" to enter another one. 
  • You can enter up to six items to add to your In the News section. 

In the News Item URL

Publications
  • You must select a publication type when adding a new item. The choices include: Book; edited Volume; Journal Article; Book Chapter; Working Paper, Report. We suggest using the Working Paper, Report type to format a policy brief, memo, testimony, dissertation or public comment that you punished under the aegis of an institution other than SSN (such as a professional association or a think tank.)
  • At the end of each section, click on "Add another publication" to enter another one.
  • You can enter up to six publications.

Publication Details


Please ensure that publication summaries follow SSN's formatting guidelines and are free or any academic jargon. Non-academic audiences who browse our site and may not have access to paywalled publications greatly benefit from viewing jargon-free summaries of your publications' main arguments and conclusions. SSN publication summary sentences are always formatted to begin with present-tense verbs (e.g. "Examines demographic shifts over a 10-year period in Ohio and analyzes how changes in neighborhood racial and socioeconomic makeup have correlated with housing price fluctuations.") See this scholar's profile for specific examples of publication summaries written in this format. 

For Publications not accessible online, please provide as detailed as possible citation informaiton in the fields below. 

Please include the following information as relevant: publication title, co-author first and last names, publisher, date of publication, editors, pages numbers, chapter and book title, etc (600 character limit).