Medical Personnel Uninformed of Reproductive Law: How Bolivia’s Neglect for Abortion Rights is Endangering Pregnant Individuals
How difficult is it to get a legal abortion in Bolivia? Well, as shown by a recent ordeal an 11-year-old
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How Congress Should Regulate AI in the Short-term
AI presents a perfect regulatory storm. Like nuclear weapons, it can end humanity. Like bioweapons, non-state actors can develop and
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The Importance of Aggregate Climate Data for Global Climate Progress From Emerging Economies
Harmonized data lies at the heart of the climate agenda, but do we pay enough attention to the development of
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Special Interests’ Hold on State Courts: The Need for a Fourth Wave of Judicial Election Reform
History presents a clear lesson: when judicial independence and competence wanes, it’s time for meaningful reform. Contemporary US voters have
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A House Built on Sand: The Future of Privacy in the US
Privacy and Policing When law professors or judges discuss a right to privacy, they mean something narrower: a Griswoldian right
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Bridging the Information Gap: AI, Misinformation, and Global Education Reform
“For every dollar and every minute we invest in improving AI, we would be wise to invest a dollar and
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Global Governance, Climate Change, and International Security: Aligning Issues to Compel Action
“Humanity is waging war on nature. This is senseless and suicidal.” These are the beginning words of the United Nations’
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