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Table of Contents
Parties & Politics
The Red Ballot: How Some Conservative States Are Bucking the Trend and Making Voting Easier, Michael Auslen
An Undelivered Package: Postal Reform’s Failure in the 115th Congress and What It Says about American Democracy, Brett J. Banker
Uncle Sam Needs You—And You May Need Uncle Sam, Reed Southard
Political Organizing in the Digital Age: Why Campaigns Need to Integrate Traditional and Digital Organizing, Ben McGuire
Ask What You Can Doodle: Welcome to MAGA Land!, Adam Giorgi
Criminal Justice & Human Rights
The Detention Archipelago: Immigrant Prisons and the Companies that Run Them, Maksim Wynn
Jails: America’s Biggest Mental Health Facilities, Catia Sharp
Risk and Responsibility: A Spanish Prosecutor’s Creative Approach to Fighting Terrorism, Jillian Rafferty
Combatting Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking in the Child Welfare System, Steven Olender
The Institutionalized Abuse of Incarcerated Girls, Sibella Matthews
An Interview with North Korean Defector Grace Jo, Jenie Son and Andrew Hong
Digital Governance
How Machines Think and Why It Matters, Brendan Roach
Toward a Critical Analysis Framework of Digital Algorithms for Policy Makers, Hannah Masuga
Social Justice
To Fix the Safety Net, Listen to People with Disabilities, Colin Killick
Reckoning with Reparations: The Kush Economy Is Our 40 Acres and a Mule, Khadijah Tribble
Centering Women of Color through Intersectional Policymaking: Let’s Start with Abortion Access, Amanda R. Matos
Planning & Development
The Case for Chinese Aid: Why It Complements, Not Displaces, Western Aid, Haiyang Zhang
When Development Isn’t Complicated, Grant Tudor and Justin Warner
The Tiny House Solution: Accessory Dwelling Units as a Housing Market Fix, Alyssa Davis
Distant Neighbors: Innovative Approaches to Development across Geographies, Stefan Norgaard
Health & Wellbeing
Karoshi and Japan’s Work Style Reform, Yusaku Kawashima