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Stephen Yale-Loehr, Einaudi/Migrations

“People worry that terminating Title 42...will mean more people will try to enter the United States from Mexico. But those pressures existed before...

Eswar Prasad, SAP/Einaudi

Eswar Prasad, professor of economics and international trade policy, writes this opinion piece about China’s economic challenges.

Sarah Kreps, Einaudi

“I think the challenge with regulation of new technologies is whether governments act too quickly or fail to act quickly enough,” says Sarah Kreps,...

Stephen Yale-Loehr, Migrations/Einaudi

“People should not think that Title 42 somehow miraculously saves us from having to deal with immigration,” says Stephen Yale-Loehr, professor of...

Lourdes Casanova, LACS/GPV

“China views semiconductors as a strategic resource. Therefore, it wants to become self-sufficient in all aspects of advanced chip design and...

Rachel Bezner Kerr, Einaudi

“Every increased amount of warming will increase the risk of severe impacts, and so the more (rapidly) we can take strong action to reduce greenhouse...

Better Digital Tools Could Help Immigrants

Researchers interviewed 24 asylum applicants in the U.S. representing 18 countries and 13 health care and legal professionals.

New Book from CO+POS Director

Mostafa Minawi's book describes how members of the Arab-Ottoman community of Istanbul experienced the final decades of the ailing Ottoman Empire.

EAP's Jessica Weiss Chen

The New Yorker profiles Jessica Weiss Chen (East Asia Program) as a "professor who challenges the Washington consensus on China."

Sarah Kreps, PACS

“South Korea and Taiwan can’t camouflage themselves, but countries like Vietnam, India, and Singapore are positioning themselves as a third way, a...