Cap and Trade to Reduce GHG Emissions
By Leo Covis California has recently implemented a Cap and Trade system to reduce emissions of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions in the state. What is […]
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International Perspectives: Asia’s Development Challenges
By Ashley Clark This week, the International Policy, Development and Practice Speaker Series welcomed David B. Arnold, the President of The Asia Foundation. Seen through […]
Women in Combat
By Kate Daniel I spoke recently with a friend who has trained in an infantry unit in the Vermont Army National Guard about the Pentagon’s […]
Minimum Wage in the SOTU
By Kate Daniel President Obama’s State of the Union address included the expected highlights of immigration reform, gun control, climate change, the deficit, and Afghanistan. […]
International Perspective: What We Get for Development Dollars
By Ashley Clark This week, the International Policy, Development and Practice Speaker Series welcomed George Scharffenberger, currently the Director of Programs for Masters in Development Practice. […]
Redefining the Problem: How Money Affects Politics
By Matthias Jaime Americans generally agree money in politics is a problem. Typically this is expressed in calls to overturn the Supreme Court’s Citizen’s United […]
Point-Counterpoint: Gun Reform and Mental Health
By Leo Covis David Jonas: Okay, let’s say your advising the President on gun reform. He wants something done, but he doesn’t have much of […]
Is Social Media Bringing Authenticity Into Politics?
Matthias is a graduate student at the Goldman School of Public Policy What is social media’s impact on modern politics? Could it be that Twitter […]
Prop 35 – Californians Against Sexual Exploitation (CASE) Act
Lisa is a graduate student at the Goldman School of Public Policy. Sex trafficking and exploitation of young women and girls largely conjures up images […]
Survey Results: Which Propositions Do You Think Californians Should Know More About?
By Jessica Reed https://8999641-878515323805221622.preview.editmysite.com/uploads/8/9/9/9/8999641/7571632_orig.png PMJ Blog recently polled GSPP students, asking which propositions on the upcoming November 6th ballot they thought Californians should know more about. […]
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