Tourism development for Saudi Arabia, observes Karen Young of CGEP, is along the Red Sea coast — so unrest in that area impacts multiple sectors.

Harold Stolper's analysis of fare evasion policing patterns reveals that “arrests and summonses for fare evasion have disproportionately fallen on Black and Latino New Yorkers.”

The new National Cybersecurity Strategy, writes Jason Healey, builds on a longstanding consensus but differs in important and perhaps overdue ways.

In this podcast interview, Steven Cohen discusses his proposed approach to fixing our environmental crisis. 

Miguel Lago (with coauthor Mitchell Abidor) explains how France’s far right is managing to present itself as the defender of democracy.

As climate change drives hurricanes to become more severe around the world, John Mutter says, “poorer communities could bear the brunt of the destruction."

 

Melissa C. Lott of CGEP discussed the reliability and resiliency of electric service in the United States in light of recent natural disasters and other challenges.

Noah Kaufman of CGEP and coauthors explore how green industrial policy will drive decarbonization and impact trade.

In this podcast interview, Jeffrey Sachs discusses the US debt ceiling vis-à-vis military spending), the broader geopolitical landscape including the war in Ukraine, and more.