Research finds that government cash transfer programs do not discourage work for disadvantaged citizens in the developing world.
Negotiation faces distinct roadblocks in the U.S. because of strong separation of powers. Jane Mansbridge recommends specific “rules of…
Daron Roberts MPP 2004 is driving leadership training into sports.
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Does exposure to exceptional performance actually spur others on to higher performance levels? Researchers found the opposite occasionally…
Students studied international law, leadership, federal budget policy, policy writing, and the art of persuasion.
New papers examines the benefits of contracting out public services.
New faculty research examines the growing popularity of “green bonds.”
Belfer Center experts weigh in on North Korea’s hydrogen bomb test.
Peer-to-peer (P2P) rental markets are flourishing for many reasons, Zeckhauser and Horton argue.
Faculty director of Harvard Project on Climate Agreements calls deal a ‘broad foundation for meaningful progress on climate change’.