Austin Szabo

Austin Kabbaz Szabo is an Executive Spring Editor for GPPR and designer of the Spring Edition website. Originally from Los Angeles, he recently received a Masters Degree in Public Policy at the McCourt School in Georgetown. He has a B.A. in Political Science and Classical Civilizations from Loyola Marymount University, where he was a Senior Editor for Asia Media International and led the university's Archeology Center. He’s passionate about income inequality and women’s rights, and dreams of living in a truly liberated world. He loves archery, baking, and awful music.

Disrupting Your Month: Cars, Drones, Housing, and the Future of Work

Welcome to Disrupting your Month, where we gather news and interesting stories about Disruption, this year’s Spring Edition Theme. This is a part of a broader effort to keep discussing Disruption from now until we publish the Spring Edition. Keep an eye out for more content! A month ago, we announced our Spring Edition theme, Disruption. […]

Announcing the Spring 2017 Theme: Disruption

At the Georgetown Public Policy Review, we focus on tomorrow’s policy issues. In the 2016 Spring Edition, Post-Millennial, we discussed Millennials as entrepreneurs, workers, caregivers, and revolutionaries. Our next project focuses on the transforming global economy. Firms like Uber, Tesla, and Amazon, and their international counterparts, are disrupting the way we work, commute, produce, and […]

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