KENNEDY SCHOOL REVIEW

A Harvard Kennedy School Student Publication

  • Home
  • About
    • Staff
    • Contact
    • HKS Student Journals
  • 2022 Edition
  • Print Edition
    • 2018-2019 Edition
    • 2017-2018 Edition
    • Annual Print Edition of the Kennedy School Review
  • Columns
    • Goldilocks Zone
  • Special Series
    • How We Rebuild:
    • The Future of Conservatism
    • Presidential Primaries 2020
    • Census 2020
    • Perspectives on Education Policy
    • Urban Equity
    • Inside the Statehouse
    • 2016 Election Reflection: The Parties One-Year After Donald Trump
    • Can Behavioral Science Save Humanity?
    • Future of Policy
  • Podcast
  • Subscribe
    • Email Subscription
  • Write for KSR
Home > work

work

Articles Featured Opinion 

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

Read more
Articles Featured Opinion 

Dads can close the gender pay gap

December 21, 2018 fathers, gender gap, gender pay gap, work

Want to close the gender pay gap? Get men to look after their kids. BY ELLIOTT JAMES In the past

Read more
2018 Issue Articles Featured Popular 

Karoshi and Japan’s Work Style Reform

August 2, 2018August 9, 2018 japan, karoshi, labor rights, work, workers rights

BY YUSAKU KAWASHIMA Working conditions in Japan are widely regarded as severely demanding. In fact, there is even a Japanese

Read more
Kara Tepe Refugee Camp
Articles Featured Opinion 

Searching for Dignity and Work in Kara Tepe Refugee Camp

July 13, 2017November 15, 2017 asylum, dignity, employment, Greece, jobs, refugee, Syria, work

BY WEN HOE If you visited Kara Tepe on a Saturday night, you might not guess it is a refugee

Read more

Search Our Site

Stay Updated With KSR

Order a Print Copy

Read the Latest Issue

Trending

How State Government Leaders Can Improve Contact Tracing Programs
Featured Popular 

How State Government Leaders Can Improve Contact Tracing Programs

September 19, 2020 Comments Off on How State Government Leaders Can Improve Contact Tracing Programs
Including School Custodians in the Coronavirus K-12 School Reopening Debate
Popular 

Including School Custodians in the Coronavirus K-12 School Reopening Debate

September 19, 2020 Comments Off on Including School Custodians in the Coronavirus K-12 School Reopening Debate
This Time is Different, or So They Say
Opinion Popular 

This Time is Different, or So They Say

July 30, 2020 Comments Off on This Time is Different, or So They Say

Facebook

Tweets by @HarvardKSR

About

Established in 2000, the mission of the Harvard Kennedy School Review is to publish articles that offer compelling analysis and insight and put forward pragmatic and innovative solutions for the major issues of our time.

Recent Posts

  • 2022 Edition of The Kennedy School Review
  • The War on Drugs and Violence in Latin America: Time to Hit Reset
  • How Art-based NFTs Demonstrate The Need for Self-regulation in Emerging Technologies
  • In Europe, New Geopolitical Ambitions and Fiscal Reform Go Hand in Hand
  • Data Sharing in the Age of COVID-19: Why EHR Vendors Need a Closer Look

Search The Review

Copyright © 2017 The President & Fellows of Harvard College