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Daedalus 153:1 Winter 2024: Understanding Implicit Bias: Insights & Innovations
How do we counter implicit bias in its individual and systemic manifestations?
In the Winter 2024 issue of Dædalus, leading scholars, scientists, and policymakers examine the science behind implicit bias—the residue of stereotyped associations and social patterns that exists outside our conscious awareness but reinforces inequality in the world. “Understanding Implicit Insights & Innovations” features research and perspectives from a range of areas, including antidiscrimination law, early education, neuroscience, policing, social psychology, and workforce.
Stemming from a workshop convened by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, the issue highlights the work of those conducting research and leading interventions, as well as those with deep experience navigating issues of diversity, discrimination, and antiracism. Each provides models to help us understand the individual-level and structural causes of persistent inequalities.
In the Winter 2024 issue of Dædalus, leading scholars, scientists, and policymakers examine the science behind implicit bias—the residue of stereotyped associations and social patterns that exists outside our conscious awareness but reinforces inequality in the world. “Understanding Implicit Insights & Innovations” features research and perspectives from a range of areas, including antidiscrimination law, early education, neuroscience, policing, social psychology, and workforce.
Stemming from a workshop convened by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, the issue highlights the work of those conducting research and leading interventions, as well as those with deep experience navigating issues of diversity, discrimination, and antiracism. Each provides models to help us understand the individual-level and structural causes of persistent inequalities.
445 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 19, 2024
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