It’s not hard to think of worthy candidates in the category of “most significant foreign-policy event of 2019.” Pick your poison: the Hong Kong protests, the whistleblower revelations that led to the
Do negative feelings in general trigger addictive behavior, or do specific emotions play a stronger role?
While there is a vast body of research on the benefits of FDI in developing countries, whether and how the form of FDI matters have received limited attention.
This article proposes a new statistical method to measure persuasion within small groups, and applies this approach to a large-scale randomized deliberative experiment.
Some of the leading candidates for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination have proposed radical measures to reduce inequality, such as a wealth tax.
Last week, the Washington Post published a massive set of documents on the protracted and still unsuccessful U.S.
This paper argues that historical analysis, necessarily written with hindsight, often underestimates the uncertainties of the past. We call this tendency explanation bias.
Policymakers and budgetary analysts have long argued that roads are heavily subsidized.
Get smart & reliable public policy insights right in your inbox.