Armando Lara-Millán

In an article for the journal Economy and Society, BESI participating faculty member Armanda Lara-Millán and Berkeley Sociology Ph.D. candidate Emily H. Ruppel show how the efficacy institutions set up in the 1980s to control healthcare spending was abated through temporary, annual legislation known as "doc fixes."

In an article for the journal Social Problems, BESI participating faculty member Armando Lara-Millán and San Francisco State associate professor Melissa Guzman Garcia explore how neighborhood digital platforms may increase solidarity and exclusionary impulses.