Arundhati is a second-year student at SIPA, concentrating in Economic and Political Development.

Panelists addressed questions of affordability and access for parents, and job quality and economic security for child care workers.

Joseph Stiglitz discusses the state of the economy, the Fed’s inflation fight, and more.

Douglas Almond spoke about his research that on days following late-night social media binges, Trump was “nearly three times more likely to be ‘angry’ in his interviews and speeches.”

Takatoshi Ito writes that he first step toward monetary-policy normalization in Japan went smoothly, and it’s entirely possible that the next one will, too. But there are plenty of challenges on the road ahead.

IGP lecture considers impact on women and society — including the increasing targeting of students in high schools and even middle schools.

Arvind Panagariya’s book New India: Reclaiming the Lost Glory recommended as one of the top books to read to help chart India’s circuitous economic journey and assess Modi’s mixed economic record.

The Conference in Honor of Robert Jervis — one of the modern era’s most significant international relations scholars — is Columbia’s premier international security event each year.

The prestigious program, which is overseen by the federal Office of Personnel Management, received 7,193 applications from around the world. SIPA accounted for eight of the 27 Columbia University finalists.