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Category: Politics

The hostile correction: Enforcing accountability in media

  • February 21, 2019

Misinformation in the news is increasingly problematic. Under this proposed “hostile corrections” law, when a news media outlet publishes misinformation without appropriate and timely self-correction, an opposing outlet could issue a correction.

Categories: Domestic Policy, Politics, Society

The three barriers that inhibit non-activist Democrats from getting their friends to vote

  • February 5, 2019

Guest contributors Dev Chandra and Robert Reynolds explore why non-activist Democrats have trouble mobilizing their friends to vote. Through original qualitative and quantitative research, the authors use behavioral science to investigate this trend and address implications for Democratic strategy in…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Elections, Politics
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