Policy brief describes how the City of Boston has used data and technology to improve government services.
Murad's testimony shed light on the commodification and enslavement of thousands of women in Iraq and Syria.
Research examines the labor supply behavior of undocumented immigrants in the United States between 1994-2014.
How do athletes’ performance in the classroom affect their coaches’ fates?
Addressing plausible threats is the most effective chokepoint preventing terrorists from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
New model of democracy is emerging in several municipalities: participatory budgeting.
The use of credit information for employment screening has increased significantly over the last two decades.
CID research fellow argues that the game’s finances are unevenly distributed and managed behind a veil.
Persistently low interest rates argue for delayed budget belt-tightening even in an aging America
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