…Chicago, in Harris Public Policy and The Pearson Institute.  What’s behind the war in Ukraine, and what is next? Why did the Unites States remain so long in Afghanistan? What’s driving gun…

…has received numerous awards, including the Benjamin Cardin Public Service Award from the University of Maryland’s Francis King Carey School of Law and the 2017 John Marshall Award from the…

…having an outsized role in who is being elected to public office. In an interview with the Philanthropy Roundtable, you said, “There’s a very clear path from having contempt for…

…that we’re not actually that ideologically polarized and that there is fairly broad public agreement about a range of public policy issues. So I guess I’m trying to calibrate how…

…and establishing courts and public prosecutors that specialize in cases related to VAWG. To what degree are these reforms combating impunity for VAWG and reshaping societal acceptance of VAWG? Are…

…you stand firm and fight—such as in the Vietnam War—it leads to a backlash among the general public and leaders, which may then make that state less willing to use…

…African and Africanist scholars, sponsorship at an international conference to present research findings, and editorial and publication assistance through a writing workshop geared to support and prepare scholars to write…

Illinois is one of several states where prison populations are declining. As state policymakers, prosecutors, and courts consider alternatives to incarceration, what is the risk to public safety? The authors…

…children, and to public education programs (although administered by Blackfoot school boards) that stressed information acquisition and individual success, as opposed to kinship, moral philosophy, shared responsibility, and the feelings…