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Democratic Governance of Human Germline Genome Editing

An international regulatory commission convened by scientific academies is a premature and problematic approach to governing human germline genome editing.

Poverty and Divine Rewards: The Electoral Advantage of Islamist Political Parties

Political life in many Muslim-majority countries has been marked by the electoral dominance of Islamist parties.

Representation, Legitimacy, and Innovation

Increasing interdependence both within and among nations will create in the foreseeable future increasing numbers of collective action, or free-rider, problems.

Design, Identification, and Sensitivity Analysis for Patient Preference Trials

Social and medical scientists are often concerned that the external validity of experimental results may be compromised because of heterogeneous treatment effects.

Incentives and Limitations of Employment Policies on Retirement Transitions

As the population ages and life expectancy at older ages increase, it becomes more challenging for individuals, firms, and governments to finance adequate living standards in retirement.

President Trump’s Missed Opportunity With Ukraine

The House of Representatives is moving inexorably toward impeaching President Trump for what he has said and done in his dealings with Ukraine.

Fiscal Difficulties of Cities, the Labor Market, and Health Care

We investigated labor force and health outcomes in cities experiencing fiscal difficulties to assess how those difficulties might impact their employees.

Local Health Care Provision as a Territorial Power-Building Strategy: Non-Aligned Mayors in Argentina

What explains variation in local health services? Comparative scholarship highlights economic factors, electoral competition, and partisanship to account for service disparities.

Rule of Law and Female Entrepreneurship

Commerce requires trust, but trust is difficult when one group consistently fears expropriation by another.

Populism and Democratic Theory