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DOGE is putting the country’s data and computing infrastructure at risk, HKS expert argues
Before the Trump administration took office, what has become known as DOGE, or the Department of Government Efficiency, was touted as a tool for injecting private sector efficiencies into the federal ...
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Anti-Corruption and Good Governance: Drivers of Peace, Security and Development
The session will discuss the role of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in supporting the implementation of the UN ...
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Open Source Software and Global Entrepreneurship - Frank Nagle & Shane Greenstein
June 2020, Paper, "Does more activity in open source lead to more entrepreneurial activity and, if so, how much, and in what direction? This study measures how participation on the GitHub open source ...
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The Coming Rise in Residential Inflation - Lawrence Summers
February 2022, Paper: "We study how the recent run-up in housing and rental prices affects the outlook for inflation in the United States. Housing held down overall inflation in 2021. Despite record ...
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Can Trade Work for Workers? - Gordon Hanson
May/June 2021, Opinion: "For decades, the promise of globalization has rested on a vision of a world in which goods, services, and capital would flow across borders as never before; whatever its other ...
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The New Economics of Industrial Policy
August 2023, Paper: "There are few economic policies that generate more kneejerk opposition from economists than industrial policy. This has not stopped governments from making abundant use of it, ...
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Study Group with Julie Su
Take This Job & Shove It – Workers Rights, Power, and What Government Has To Do With It Workers do the difficult, often invisible things that keep our economy going and make life as we know it ...
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Can Trump's 'America First' Approach Redefine Peace in The Middle East?
Join Edward Djerejian, former U.S. ambassador to Israel and Syria, and Omar Rahman, a fellow at the Middle East Council on ...
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Should race be used in determining risk for disease? Yes. And no.
Identifying risk for major illnesses such as cancers and heart disease is often predicated on variables such as age, gender, and lifestyle. Adding race and ethnicity as factors is hotly debated among ...
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Optimism, pessimism, and uncertainty: How U.S.-China relations may evolve during the second Trump administration
Harvard Kennedy School faculty members Rana Mitter and Anthony Saich share their insights on how they think U.S.-China ...
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Oligarchy in the open: What happens now as the U.S. is forced to confront its plutocracy problem?
Professors Archon Fung of Harvard Kennedy School and Lawrence Lessig of Harvard Law School say Trump’s brazen embrace of ...
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A giant in his field and a caring mentor, Christopher “Sandy” Jencks has died at 88
Harvard Professor Christopher “Sandy” Jencks, a sociologist who won accolades for his pioneering research on economic ...