Economics Could Taxes on Alcohol Promote Economic Growth? All of those hangovers could be costing the country a lot of workdays. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Questioning Media Portrayals of Female Drunkenness Why is modern female binge drinking still all about the men? Lisa Wade
Social Justice After 75 Years of Alcoholics Anonymous, It’s Time to Admit We Have a Problem Challenging the 12-step hegemony. Maia Szalavitz
Economics Not Every Homebrewer Has a Beard The face of the American homebrewer is changing ever so slightly as a younger, more diverse generation starts to make its own beer. Dean Kuipers
Social Justice Is Alcohol Really to Blame for the Prevalence of Sexual Assault on College Campuses? Access to alcohol isn't anything new, but access to members of the opposite sex is. Daniel Luzer
Social Justice Late Nights, Long Drives, and Too Much Speed New research on the why and when of truckers abusing drugs. Lauren Kirchner
News in Brief Would Banning Glass From Bars Curb Violence? New research from Australia says it’s not that simple. Lauren Kirchner
Economics Women Drink Faster When Music Is Playing New research from the U.K. suggests music suppresses women’s normal responses to alcohol consumption, inspiring more drinking. Tom Jacobs
Social Justice Adventures on the Extreme Edge of Heavy Drinking We're quick to want to take action against new threats, even relatively minor ones. But we grow accustomed to the drip-drip-drip threat posed by, say, drinking. Michael Todd
Economics Please, Tax My Beer Beer is great—but it also comes with a number of societal costs. Why, then, is alcohol never considered during "sin tax" discussions? Jake Blumgart