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Revealing Policy Gaps at the Intersection of Disability and COVID-19

By Kendra J. Muller Source: https://affecttheverb.com/disabledandhere/ COVID-19 has revealed many vulnerabilities in disaster...

Apr 24, 20204 min read

Counterproductive policy responses to the rise in domestic violence during quarantine

By Camila Gomez Wills Source: German Rojas, Pixabay The global rise in domestic violence (DV) cases has led to a wide range of responses....

Apr 18, 20202 min read

Small Country, Big Action: Taiwan’s Unparalleled COVID Response

By Ayn Hatfield Source: Atlantic Council As the coronavirus continues to spread globally, each country’s individual response to the...

Apr 14, 20203 min read

Mapping the novel coronavirus

By Nolan Kelly Understanding the progression of COVID-19 across the United States is vital for policy makers and health officials....

Apr 10, 20203 min read

Fed slashes reserve requirement

By Alex Wyckoff Source: Council on Foreign Relations On March 26th, the Federal Reserve shifted United States reserve requirements for...

Apr 8, 20203 min read

The Fracking Controversy and the Future of Energy

By Mikenna Montgomery Source: iStock The fracking controversy attracts a sea of perspectives. Big Oil supporters on Wall Street believe...

Feb 24, 20203 min read

Making a Change

By Sebastian Sarria Image by Tyler Johnson In December 2015, when world leaders signed the historic Paris Climate Agreement and committed...

Jan 28, 20203 min read

Expanding Transit Access for San Diego Communities

Author: Joe Bettles Originally posted on the Voice of San Diego Opinions Section. For the first time since 1940, when the San Diego...

Nov 5, 20193 min read

African Telecom SOEs and China

Does Chinese funding encourage state ownership of African telecom enterprises?

Oct 12, 20192 min read

Policy Solutions in Action! Meet the 2019-2020 JIPS Board

The School of Global Policy & Strategy is filled with talented students working in policy fields from local politics to international...

Oct 2, 20193 min read

Author Spotlight: Gender Disparity in Grad School Materials

By Noah Gerber | May 15, 2019 With the latest edition of the Journal of International Policy Solutions coming out in just a couple of...

May 15, 20193 min read

The hope for climate change policy: in the age of Trump, look beyond diplomacy

By Kristin Rounds | February 20, 2019 Last year, David Victor and Bruce Jones of the Brookings Institute published Undiplomatic Action,...

Feb 20, 20193 min read

5G is coming. Who will be the winners and losers?

By Yulia Korbleva | August 21, 2018 Next generation wireless technology could be the force that will help repair a global ecosystem ...

Aug 21, 20185 min read

How 3D Printers Will Change Civil Wars

By Taylor N. Trummel | May 24, 2018 A foundational attribute of a civil war is the ability of a rebel group to acquire resources like...

May 24, 20182 min read

Ivan the Hackable: Russian Objectives in Cyber Warfare

By Brenna McKee | April 13, 2018 The information era has brought upon the advent of international cyber warfare and espionage,...

Apr 13, 20184 min read

Can Innovators be Created?

By Elizabeth Lyons | March 12, 2018 The rate of new startup foundings has been in steady decline over the past four decades,...

Mar 23, 20184 min read

Relocating MCAS Futenma: All Costs and No Benefits

By Elizabeth Fitzgerald | March 7, 2018 Japan is widely regarded as one of the United States’ most reliable and important allies, and...

Mar 8, 20184 min read

Trump's travel ban won't make US any safer

By Alireza Eshraghi | February 1, 2018 President Trump, shortly after announcing the new travel restrictions, tweeted that "Making...

Feb 2, 20184 min read

Under the Haze: Chinese Transboundary Pollution in South East Asia

By Frederick Hemans | January 10, 2018 Pollutants, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), Sulfur Dioxide (SO2), Ozone, PM 2.5, and water...

Jan 10, 20185 min read

Defending Race & Religion: Political Participation of Buddhist Nationalist Movements and the Future

By Mark Wang | December 19, 2017 Since the surprising acceleration of Myanmar’s democratization and political liberalization in 2011,...

Dec 19, 20174 min read