How societies become resilient in crisis
With accelerating crises from public health emergencies to democratic erosion to climate shocks, a Harvard Kennedy School panel explored what works when societies face threats.
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I Worked in the White House. We Never Imagined This Problem Would Get This Bad.
The first major public policy issue I worked on in the White House, almost 30 years ago, was President Bill Clinton’s call to “save Social Security first.” Though the fund wasn’t projected to run dry
Economists Weigh In on the Future of Work and AI
Will artificial intelligence improve workers’ lives, or hand them the equivalent of a pink slip? It's one of the most pressing questions facing the U.S. economy today.
Cheap Talk in Bilateral Trade
A single seller offers one or more goods to a single buyer. The buyer’s values and the seller’s costs are private information.
Some high school grads head to trade school vs. college
As a wave of new graduates opt for trade schools instead of four-year degrees, a look at what is behind the trend and what a livelihood could look post-trade school.
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The Rebirth of White Rage
Heather Ann Thompson- Pulitzer Prize winning author and Professor of History at the University of Michigan - about her new book “Fear and Fury: The Reagan Eighties, the Bernie Goetz Shootings, and the Rebirth of White Rage”.
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