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By Samantha Lai, Brooke TannerFor historically marginalized groups, the right to privacy is a matter of survival. Privacy violations have put these groups at risk of ostracization, discrimination, or even...

By Richard G. Frank, Ruth Shim Lack of accountability contributes to the gap between best practices and potential outcomes. Few mental health providers routinely practice evidence-based care. In fact, within...

In the wake of election challenges and misinformation spread during the 2020 election, many Americans expressed distrust and confusion with electoral processes at the state level. Transparency is fundamental to...

By Reuben Jacobson“If there’s one way to turn around a school, it’s a community school.”  -Anibal Soler, superintendent of Schenectady City School District  Students from rural and small-town districts represent...

By Rachel SlatteryBoth the United States and China are vying to demonstrate which governance and economic system is best able to deliver results in the 21st century. Much of this...

By Ugo GentiliniThe first semester of 2022 generated a wealth of research on social protection. Having reviewed about 500 papers on the theme since January, let me share a rapid...

By Xavier Cirera, Diego Comin, Marcio CruzSince Joseph Schumpeter’s pathbreaking work, technology has been recognized as the center of economic growth and development. Technologies used by firms are central to...

ASIA: China’s banks have detailed 2.11 billion yuan ($312 million) of loans at risk to the increasing number of homebuyers refusing to pay mortgages on unfinished homes, as fears grow...