“Democratic resilience in the age of AI requires government that people experience as working for them, and most people experience government locally,” said Danielle Allen. “Technology isn’t only a ...
With a majority of municipalities publishing their budgets as PDFs, Open Book offers a free alternative that towns own and run themselves.
In this piece, Allen Lab researchers offer recommendations for preserving vital sources of community information, government ...
Fewer Americans are getting news and information from traditional news sources like newspapers and television. In their place ...
Tova Wang, director of research projects in democratic practice at the Ash Center, shares her top picks for summer reads focused on making democracy more resilient, responsive, and inclusive. If we ...
Archon Fung, co-director of the Program on Democracy and the Informed Public, shares his top book recommendations for the summer. Many wonder whether society should have acted sooner to blunt the ...
This article was originally written by Kate Selker for Harvard Kennedy School. In her new book, “Radical Duke: How One Aristocrat―and the American Revolution―Transformed Britain,” Professor Danielle ...
Allen Lab member Charlie Covit reflects on the After Neoliberalism conference and examines the intersection of artificial intelligence and the future of work, arguing that AI forces a democratic ...
As organizers for No Kings 2 seek historic turnout on October 18, the broader pro-democracy movement has already broken new ground. But one question that often arises is whether the protests are ...
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