The recent working paper by Anya Schiffrin and her coauthors on what companies like Meta and Google owe news organizations, cited here, continues to get attention.

Senior research scholar Timothy Naftali commented that former President Trump’s search for lawyers that will support his next campaign “is a search for people with situational ethics.”

Jason Bordoff weighs in on COP28: "There must be a very clear signal that meeting our climate goals means dramatically reducing fossil fuels."

Michael Nutter speaks with Philadelphia's former police commissioner, Charles H. Ramsey — who helped oversee a record-low crime rate — for the How to Really Run a City podcast.

José Antonio Ocampo looks back on this year's international economic meetings, arguing that "the world is taking far too long to achieve the SDGs – especially ending poverty and ensuring food security – and to make meaningful progress in the fight against climate change."

A conference at Columbia considered government initiatives that are returning to policy agendas around the world.

Arvind Panagariya challenges those calling for India to pursue a policy of import substitution: "India will succeed not because of import substitution, but in spite of it."

Sai Priya Kodidala’s writing helps reclaim narratives of the Telangana People’s Movement