I am proud to introduce the first episode of the Georgetown Public Policy Review Podcast. The drive behind producing a podcast was to find a medium that would allow Review staff to comment on their work, provide updates on recently published articles, and expand the way we approach policy analysis. This podcast will be a forum to grapple with the messy amalgam of economics, politics, law, and culture that attracted Review staff to public policy in the first place.
In our inaugural episode, Kristine Johnston, Jose Pepe Lobo, and Rachel Wood discuss their recent pieces for the Review and the broader implications of leadership for policy in general. Stay tuned for more and different material in future episodes.
Discussed in this episode:
“Cashgate” shakes Malawi and donor confidence by Rachel Wood
Advancing an Ambitious Agenda in Mexico by Jose Pepe Lobo
Will “Never Again” Hold True in Central African Republic? by Kristine Johnston
Opening clip: Samantha Power, Reuters
Opening song: “Dikiy Muzhchina” by Ленинград.
Jacob Patterson-Stein is a second year Master of International Development Policy student. Prior to attending McCourt, Jacob worked for Thomson Reuters in Washington D.C., the More than Me Foundation in Liberia, and in a rural public school in South Korea. He spent summer 2013 working for the Support for Economic Analysis Development in Indonesia (SEADI) project in Jakarta.
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