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Foreign policy skill is mostly a value judgment—but at least one aspect of strategic competence can be measured.
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Cash benefits changed the way people in a low-income community used the health system, new study finds
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Relieving financial insecurity may have helped cash recipients become less reliant on emergency room care. 
How anti-incumbency and a ‘first-past-the-post’ system helped elect the Labour Party in the UK
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vlog comparative politics expert Pippa Norris explains how a confluence of factors helped propel the Labour Party to a historic victory…
Can a bad debate performance shift voter preference?
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New vlog research evaluates the impact of the first Trump-Biden presidential debate. 
Re-examining the role of positive emotion in harmful health behaviors: implications for public health campaigns
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Contrary to prior conclusions about positive emotion, groundbreaking research shows that experiencing gratitude can reduce cravings to…
Professors say they teach critical thinking. But is that what students are learning?
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Three years after police reforms, Black Bostonians report harassment and lack of trust at higher rates than other groups
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A survey of Bostonians found wide disparities in the ways different racial groups experience their relationship with law enforcement, and…
Readers prefer simpler headlines—unless they are journalists
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Harvard professors’ newly published research reveals existing U.S. non-racial “reparatory compensation” programs demonstrate the feasibility of reparations for racial harms
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In a new article, Linda Bilmes and Cornell William Brooks examine the many ways the United States has already compensated individuals who…
Developing a rehabilitation program that works for incarcerated people
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