“More intensive diplomacy is necessary to reduce the growing risk of a crisis that neither side seeks at a time of acute domestic challenges,” says...

Sarah Kreps, professor of government, discusses why China continues to push its influence operations.

Jessica Chen Weiss, professor of law, discusses the notion that China aims to supplant the U.S. as the leading world power in this opinion piece. 

Hunter Maskin, student in the state policy advocacy clinic in the Brooks School, discusses how New York lawmakers can incentive electric bike usage by...

Eswar Prasad, professor of trade policy and economics, notes, “China does not yet have the capacity to generate a great deal of innovation.” 

Rachel Bezner Kerr, professor of global development, says of farmers in Malawi, “People here can be really innovative and inspiring. Not only at the...

Robert Hockett, professor of law and finance, assesses the recent banking crises.

Sharif Hozoori, an Afghan political historian, writes on Taliban rule since August 2021. He is an IIE-SRF fellow and visiting scholar based in...

“They’re moving through the world in a way where they don’t feel like they have to explain themselves,” says Christine Bacareza Balance, associate...

“I believe in the power of technologies in transforming agriculture and rural development,” said Ed Mabaya, research professor in global development....