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2019 Issue Articles Featured 

State Influence and Technical Standards

December 31, 2019December 28, 2019 competition, diplomacy, technology

BY JULIA VOO   “If you control an industry’s standards, you control that industry lock, stock and ledger.”[1]   What

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The Unveiling of the Librazone : Are the Similarities Between Libra and the Eurozone a Coincidence?

July 24, 2019July 20, 2019 EU, Facebook, libra, regulation, technology

BY AMELIA POLLARD After a decade of amassing influence, Facebook has unveiled another way to remain a financial heavyweight not

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Building a Policy Agenda for the Future of Work

June 26, 2019June 25, 2019 future, technology, work

BY JENNIFER LEIGH GUSTETIC AND CARLOS TEXIERA Fear of increased automation in work has undoubtedly caught the public interest. From

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What Sierra Leone’s Renaissance Teaches Us About the New 21st Century State

April 22, 2019 education, sierra leone, technology

A new administration is at the vanguard of African leadership, prioritizing national development in a new model of partnership and

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Census 2020: Avoiding an Australian-style #censusfail

April 18, 2019 Australia, Census, technology

BY ISABELLA BORSHOFF Most statisticians will only ever light up the Twittersphere in their wildest dreams. But for census staff

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Innovation in Government—Podcast Season 2 Premiere

October 9, 2018 digital, Government, innovation, technology

‘Innovation’ is a word we hear (and use) a lot at the Kennedy School, but what does it really mean?

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A Fairer Playing Field in the New Economy: Creating New Rules for 21st-Century Corporate Might

July 16, 2018 amazon, media, monopolies, technology, telecommunications

BY MATTHEW E. SPECTOR The first year of the Trump administration coincided with dizzying shifts in American commercial institutions. Consolidation

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