Background on Politics and Economy in Jordan   Recently there has been a limiting of the political freedoms in Jordan, leading to the dissolution of the ...

As the internet continues to transform our modern world, new developments in distributed ledger technologies (DLTs) promise to revolutionize the monetary system as we know ...

On December 6th, 1991, Belarus and 14 other independent states emerged from the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Belarus hosted its first presidential election in ...

GPPR Podcast Editor Kharl Reynado (MPP '23) spoke with Virginia State Senator Ghazala Hashmi about diversity and representation in government. In this podcast, Senator Hashmi ...

Note: The author of this article has chosen to use identity-first language rather than person-first language. Some Disabled people use a capital D to denote ...

As devastating as it has been, the COVID-19 outbreak is not the only outbreak that the United States has dealt with in the past few ...

‘Buy America’: Protectionist Peril or Politically Practical?       The Issue of Government Procurement:             In January of 2021, President Biden signed executive order 14005, “Ensuring the Future ...

Caitlin Chin is a recent McCourt alumna and research Analyst at the Brookings Institution's Center for Technology Innovation, where she contributes to policy research related ...

Conspiracy theories are spreading on social media platforms, and algorithms promoting engagement may contribute to the problem. This article offers a public policy option promising ...

(Header Image: Aerial Shot of Tysons Corner, Virginia, 2010. Source: Wikimedia Commons. Original Image Link here. No changes were made to this image from its original ...

Introduction The contagious disease caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, also known as COVID-19 has had disastrous consequences worldwide. First and foremost, ...

In the United States, police departments could use artificial intelligence to predict and prevent future crime. Proponents of these methods believe algorithms could improve law ...

The current framework for stability operations of the Department of Defense (DoD) and Department of State (DoS) outlines the appropriate division of labor between military ...

Congress is dysfunctional, but it can be fixed. This two-part series explains why Congress is broken and how to fix it. Although some pundits suggest ...

Congress is dysfunctional, but it can be fixed. This two-part series explains why Congress is broken and how to fix it. Although some pundits suggest ...

Last year was one of the worst years in modern American (and global) history. The COVID-19 pandemic has now killed over 500,000 Americans and has ...

Housing Choice Vouchers (HCV) are used by over 2 million low-income families (totaling more than 5 million people) as forms of rental assistance. The United ...

The coronavirus pandemic exposed personnel gaps in the American healthcare system. This article builds on the first piece in the series (Immediate Answers) by looking ...

There are currently 1.1 million immigrants, refugees, and U.S.-born healthcare professionals with undergraduate health-related degrees that are underutilized but could be called upon to help ...

GPPR · Leadership in Public Policy with Anatole Jenkins Podcast Team Member William "Ryan" Brown spoke with Anatole, the former National Director of States Organizing ...

Reform advocates in the United States have long pushed for the abolition of the death penalty across America. Using survey data acquired from Pew Research ...

 GPPR · Leadership in Public Policy with Sara Sendek Podcast Team Member William "Ryan" Brown spoke with Sara Sendek, the former Director of Public ...

GPPR · Policy Implications with Maritza Perez: The Act of Being Involved Podcast Team Member Dia Porter spoke with Maritza Perez, the Director of the ...

Each year, the world generates trillions of dollars in debt. To low and middle-income countries, these monetary flows are a critical source of credit to ...