Culture & Society
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Democracy’s Data Paradox
Democracy’s Data Paradox
Claire Melamed explains why reliable information is crucial to maintaining the integrity of political institutions. -
Political Protest and the University
Political Protest and the University
Joseph S. Nye, Jr. thinks the 1960s have a lot to teach university leaders about today’s campus protests. -
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Ukraine’s Post-Colonial Future
Ukraine’s Post-Colonial Future
Michael Ignatieff believes that what is at stake in the war with Russia is the fate of the last European imperialism. -
The Case for Press Freedom Just Got Stronger
The Case for Press Freedom Just Got Stronger
Katrin Kivi highlights the findings of two new reports that illustrate the many benefits of protecting independent media. -
Unlocking AI-Powered Learning
Unlocking AI-Powered Learning
Justina Nixon-Saintil foresees the technology enhancing student learning and creating new pathways to rewarding careers. -
The Crisis of America’s Public Defenders
The Crisis of America’s Public Defenders
John J. Donohue & Eric A. Baldwin advocate a novel legal framework that could both increase fairness and help reduce crime. -
Overworked India
Overworked India
Shashi Tharoor proposes ways to address a toxic work culture that is harming young people’s health and well-being. -
The UN’s Summit of the Future Must Champion Universal Education
The UN’s Summit of the Future Must Champion Universal Education
Gordon Brown urges global policymakers to ensure access for all schoolchildren in the world’s poorest regions.