The Bill for America's Longest War Is Still Unpaid
Professor Linda Bilmes discusses funding for post-9/11 wars.
Research
OPEC's Job Just Got a Lot Tougher
In contrast to the fireworks at some recent OPEC meetings, this week’s gathering in Vienna looks comparatively dull.
The Republican Health Care Debacle: How Not to Make Public Policy
In early May, the U.S.
Ideological Congruence and Citizen Satisfaction: Evidence from 25 Advanced Democracies
Ideological congruence is an important and popular measure of the quality of political representation.
Can We Solve the Migration Crisis?
Every minute 24 people are forced to leave their homes and over 65 million are currently displaced world-wide.
America Second? Yes, and China’s Lead is Only Growing
4 Charts Show Why Trump's Saudi Visit Is Different
President Donald Trump prides himself on being unpredictable and, thus, no one knows what to expect of his first trip abroad.
Public Employees as a Strategic Resource
Throughout the world, public employees play a vital role in determining whether a city, region, or country is a good place to live, work, and raise a family.
How Bowling Alone Leads to Aging Alone: Social Capital in the Later Years of Life
The central premise of the social capital approach is that social networks have value.
The Natural Rights We Must Protect
The author argues that the battle for the natural rights of citizens,including equality and freedom, must be reinvigorated.
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