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A new report summarizes key insights from the Nonviolent Action Lab’s December 2025 convening on how artificial intelligence can empower pro-democracy movements.
This paper develops a framework for identification, estimation, and inference on the causal mechanisms driving endogenous social network formation. Identification is challenging…
• ICE enforcement disapproval rose in our February 2026 wave across every partisan, age, and gender group. Overall disapproval rose from 52.9% to 59.2% nationally (+6.3 pts),…
This publication synthesizes the main findings and recommendations from a series of reports on Bolivia’s Economic Pivot. We examine the origins of the current crisis and propose a…
The energy transition offers countries that can manufacture clean energy technologies substantial opportunities for sustainable economic growth. This paper provides a framework…
This report argues that governments do not need to choose between lawful procurement and innovation policy. They can make procurement more innovation friendly without abandoning…
This chapter explores situations in which gender/sex affect career-related negotiations, such as compensation, role advancement, or work–family conflict. The authors discuss how…
Conducting novel surveys that allow the first direct comparisons between Supreme Court decisions and public preferences, Jessee et al. find that the Court moved sharply to the…
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Regulators of new products confront a trade-off between speeding a product to market and collecting additional product quality information. The FDA's Breakthrough Therapy…
Americans’ trust in scientists has been stable and high, relative to other political and social institutions, for the last half century (Krause, Brossard, and Scheufele 2019). Yet…