Policy Brief: Lessons from the 2025 assault on the bureaucracy.
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Policy Brief: Rising rents and growing housing cost burdens in high-cost metropolitan regions have intensified policy interest in rent regulation.
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Policy Brief: abortion policies, typically debated on moral and legal grounds, have broader economic and social consequences.
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Policy Brief: As U.S. federal government shutdowns have increased in frequency and length, their related dysfunction may impact the federal government's ability to retain talent
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Policy Brief: As extreme weather events have grown more frequent and severe, climate migration has become more commonplace. But to what extent does climate change vulnerability impact people’s decision to relocate?
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Policy Brief: These experts argue that, despite the horrific nature of cartel violence, designating them as terrorist groups was redundant and ineffective.
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Policy Brief: Researchers use FBI Data to reveal how animal cruelty and domestic violence intersect, and why recognizing this link matters more than ever.
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Policy Brief: Racial and sexual minorities may face discrimination in accessing health care, particularly mental health resources, since mental health providers have more discretion over accepting patients.
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Policy Brief: Public preschool may shape more than just the children who attend. New research asks whether the benefits of early education extend beyond the classroom into the broader community.
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Issue Brief: In a forthcoming article, SPA Senior Scholar in Residence Jessica Waters and alumna Madelyn Adams (MPA, ‘25) propose an additional equal protection argument to bolster existing arguments against pregnancy exclusions.
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