One Size Does Not Fit All: The Rise of Tailor-Made Economic Policies
BY HUBERT WU Many major shortcomings of economic policy making can be attributed to an over-reliance on “one-size-fits-all” policies that
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How Human-Centered Design Contributes to Better Policy
BY ANGELICA QUICKSEY “Explore. Experiment. Evaluate. Be delightful!” These words, beside a dry-erase drawing of a double-sided funnel, are
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Scotland Takes Domestic Abuse Seriously – And We Should Too
BY MARYROSE MAZZOLA “Two police officers, a court advocate, and a social worker walk into a room,” might sound like
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Successful Innovations in Juvenile Justice are Lifting Up Instead of Locking Down
BY HAYLING PRICE Last fall, I had the opportunity to invite a hero to Harvard’s Center for Public Leadership (CPL).
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Community Colleges and Workforce Development in the 21st Century
Wading into the Debate BY DANIEL R. BOWLES When Rex’s mother passed away, he was lost. Just eighteen years old
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The Rise of a Narrative: Thomas Piketty at the Kennedy School
BY JOSH RUDOLPH The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are
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Participatory Budgeting: Reimagining Civic Engagement in the City of Boston
BY CROSBY BURNS A preliminary version of this post originally appeared on the Ash Center’s Challenges to Democracy blog Last
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