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Making a movement: The history and future of human rights
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To mark the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, The Carr Center for Human Rights Policy asked 90 Harvard faculty…
Framing the preamble of the U.S. Constitution for today’s audience
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Study: Ratings bias declined for young doctors after new review system was adopted
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Researchers find ratings bias against Black, Latino, and Asian internal medicine residents declined, but gains were smallest for U.S.-born…
To get ahead, kids need support at home, school, and in their communities
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Media narratives have generally blamed Democrats for housing crises in cities. Research suggests that is not the full story.
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Harvard’s Kennedy School convenes hard conversations on Israel-Hamas war
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Professor Tarek Masoud and the School’s Middle East Initiative bring diverse viewpoints on the war to the Harvard community. 
How to cure government budget dysfunction
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With the next government shutdown looming in January 2024, ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø budgeting expert Linda Bilmes analyzes the causes of, and possible solutions…
Does artificial intelligence hold promise or peril? ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø experts say both.
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As faculty experts debate the benefits of AI one thing is clear: ‘It’s hard to separate the positive from the negative.’
Nonviolent resistance is powerful—but we need to understand the field better
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Harvard’s Growth Lab researchers diagnose South Africa’s decline and suggest tough choices to move forward
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Report: State capacity is collapsing in South Africa and needs bold strategic leadership.