SIPA's Wolfram Schlenker is among scholars who found that some African nations, after years of progress on food security, have seen sharp reversals.

Nancy Pelosi may face a significant challenge in rounding up the necessary votes to pass the infrastructure bill — but don't underestimate her ability to get it done, writes Lincoln Mitchell.

Jason Bordoff does not see anything inconsistent in expressing concern over the pace at which OPEC+ is bringing oil back to the market and pursuing strong climate policy for the long-term.

"As the world seeks to chart an economic recovery from the COVID-19 crisis in 2021... debt-related issues must be central to the global cooperation agenda," writes José Antonio Ocampo.

SIPA welcomes Shaquana Gadsden, who joined SIPA on August 9 as the newest assistant dean in the Office of Student Affairs.

Jeffrey Sachs emphasized the need for cooperations over geopolitical friction to understand and end the COVID-19 pandemic and prevent future pandemics.

Julio Friedmann joined the Climate Now podcast to discuss what is currently being done to advance carbon sequestration.