In Guarding Democracy, Hindsight Really Will be 2020: The Tabletop Exercise as a Model for Securing American Elections
When it comes to securing US elections against foreign interference, training humans may be the best investment.
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Why the Recent Proposals to Solve the Climate Crisis Fall Short
The accumulation of greenhouse gases (GHGs) has now made emission control obsolete as the framing idea for a climate change remedy, as the climate crisis is no longer primarily an emission problem — it is now a concentration problem.
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Regulating the Use of Facial Recognition Technology
Advances-in and increasing use-of FRT have brought myriad concerns about the risks of such technology to the forefront of public debate.
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A New Approach to Measuring the Digital Divide
As Federal Communications Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel noted in a recent interview with the Verge, “Numbers are what make Washington move.”
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People-Driven Smart Policy: A New Public Policy Approach for Pandemics and Beyond
The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically changed the way governments everywhere, and at all levels, deliver services to citizens. There has
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The Wheat Fields Still Whisper: Forgotten Human Rights Stories from Punjab, 1984-2020
As I was completing my MPP, a faculty member at Harvard Kennedy School had written to the chair of a
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Will the COVID-19 Stimulus Package Strengthen the Case for Central Bank Digital Currency?
When your kitchen is on fire, you wouldn’t want a passcode-protected fire extinguisher, wrapped in triple-sealed packaging, sitting in your
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