The 1L Immigration Law & Advocacy Clinic (ILAC) of Cornell University’s Migration and Human Rights Program has long focused on direct,...

Kyaw Hsan Hlaing, a Cornell University PhD student, describes Myanmar's power shift as a constitutional repackaging of continued military rule.

“Globalization’s devastating effects on jobs in advanced economies have played a role in pushing many democracies … to the precipice of anarchy,”...

In this policy essay, PACS visiting scholar David Cortright argues that diplomacy was working to keep Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, but...

Theresa Brown, an immigration law and policy fellow at Cornell Law School, explains ICE agents' broad legal authority and historic focus.

Sarah Kreps, a Cornell Tech Policy Institute professor and director, comments on the evolving safety challenges as new technologies emerge.

Eswar Prasad, professor of international trade policy, warned of further import price increases and their impact on U.S. inflation.

Christopher Barrett, a Cornell University agricultural economist, offers analysis on how the Iran war's energy and fertilizer disruptions will raise...

Nicholas Mulder, a Cornell University assistant professor, analyzes U.S.-Iran tensions and economic tactics in a televised interview.

Sarah Kreps, Director of Cornell University’s Tech Policy Institute, discusses the increased focus on defense AI amid US military operations and...