Winter Books: The Beatles, Ellington and ‘the Magic of Collaboration' and Other Great Reads From history to sci-fi, books from Duke authors to enliven the winter season From “John the Baptist in history and theology” to 18th-century explorer John Lawson...
Our Government Never Used to Shut Down. John Koskinen Remembers the First One Former trustee chair was at OMB for the first shutdown in 1995
Duke Hosting Two-Day Conference on Ending Gerrymandering Experts will discuss the latest redistricting reform efforts, 2020 census implications and other relevant topics. A two-day conference on ending partisan gerrymandering will bring together 150-200 experts and...
Said@Duke: Chuck Todd on the Challenge Ahead for Political Journalism Chuck Todd, moderator of NBC’s “Meet the Press,” delivered the 2019 Ewing...
Chuck Todd on Journalism's Long Road Back to Win Public Trust "Meet the Press" moderator discusses the challenges of political reporting As personal attacks and distrust rise against the media, journalists must commit to thorough...
Scorecarding the Dictators: How Rating Countries' Behavior Can Change It Judith Kelley's research shows change can come when people are being observed
Repairing 'Broken Ladders' to Help People Climb Out of Poverty Krishna's research explores obstacles to upward mobility in global poverty Research projects don’t always lead to the formation of national federations. One...
