A column highlights tweets by Professor of Sociology Brooke Harrington about how part of the Trump National Golf Club is operating as a cemetery company, offering “a trifecta of tax avoidance. Property, income and sales tax, all eliminated.”

Professor of Sociology Brooke Harrington is quoted about pressures on oligarchs from sanctions, noting they are “more thin-skinned than the average bear…What motivates them is being respected or feared or envied by other oligarchs.”

Elon Musk’s self-funded $44 billion purchase of Twitter demonstrates that America’s wealthiest should pay more in taxes to support public programs like universal health care and infrastructure, writes sociologist John Campbell in MarketWatch.

Professor of Sociology Brooke Harrington is cited in an article about Russian oligarchs and whether the term might apply to billionaires in the U.S. with political influence. “I don’t know why they are not calling them oligarchs,” she says.

Professor of Sociology Brooke Harrington is interviewed on Marketplace about how sanctions from the West represent an existential threat to Russia’s elite.