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The Rise of a Narrative: Thomas Piketty at the Kennedy School

April 25, 2014April 25, 2014 American politics, budget, business, economics, finance, HKS Faculty, inequality, middle class, policy, reform, small business, social policy

BY JOSH RUDOLPH The ideas of economists and political philosophers, both when they are right and when they are

Impact Investing for the Average American

March 18, 2014March 18, 2014 calvert foundation, ebay, economics, investing, microfinance, microplace

Impact investing has become a buzz word in social enterprise circles but, even today, opportunities to invest are hardly accessible

Comcast, Time Warner, Netflix & You: The Policy Questions Hidden in Your Cable Bill

March 13, 2014March 21, 2014 cable, economics, internet, net neutrality, netfix, policy, technology, United States

BY DENISE LINN Recently, while we’ve all been busy binge-watching House of Cards, our cable companies and online content providers

2014 State of the Union: Issue by Issue, Part 2

January 28, 2014January 28, 2014 American politics, blog, democracy, economics, health, military, social policy, state of the union

A Note of Explanation: For the first time, the Kennedy School Review has tapped into the policy expertise of students

2014 State of the Union: Issue by Issue

January 27, 2014January 26, 2014 American politics, democracy, economics, education, health care, policy, social policy, state of the union, Supreme Court, United States

A Note of Explanation: For the first time, the Kennedy School Review has tapped into the policy expertise of students

Rethinking the Use of Sovereign Wealth Funds in a Knowledge Economy

November 19, 2013November 18, 2013 blog, business, development, economics, finance, international development, reform, sovereign wealth funds

By Will Hickey The time has come for sovereign wealth funds to produce some meaningful value. Now conservatively valued at

America, Decoupled: Fighting the Trend

October 18, 2013October 19, 2013 American politics, blog, economics, finance, financial crisis, inequality, journalism, journalist, middle class, poverty, recession, social policy, United States

Note: This is part 2 of a 2 part series. Read Brian’s first post here. Photo credit: Michael S. Williamson (source here).