Federal privacy negotiators should accept victory gracefully
By Cameron F. KerryFor the first time ever, a congressional committee teed up a comprehensive information privacy bill for a ...
Can open-source technologies support open societies?
By Victoria Welborn, George IngramIntroduction In the 2020 “Roadmap for Digital Cooperation,” U.N. Secretary General António Guterres highlighted digital public goods ...
The most important election you never heard of
By Tom WheelerThe International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has been described as “The most important UN agency you have never heard ...
The future of crypto regulation: Highlights from the Brookings event
By Aaron KleinBrookings’s Center on Regulation and Markets and the Hutchins Center on Fiscal and Monetary Policy recently hosted “The ...
Preparing for the (non-existent?) future of work
By Anton Korinek, Megan JuelfsAbstract We analyze how to set up institutions that future-proof our society for a scenario of ...
How Europe aims to achieve strategic autonomy for semiconductors
By Paul Timmers Thierry Breton, the EU’s commissioner for its internal market, speaks at a press conference on the European ...
Behind the facade of China’s cyber super-regulator
By Jamie P. Horsley
Understanding the Democrats’ drug pricing package
By Rachel Sachs
The end of Roe creates new challenges in higher education
By Shelly J. Lundberg, Dick StartzThe recent Dobbs decision by the Supreme Court, which overturned half a century of abortion ...
What drives increases in state funding for education?
By Christopher Candelaria, Shelby McNeill, Kenneth ShoresState-level investments in elementary-secondary education, measured as state revenues per pupil, have increased by ...
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