Public Policy Studies

Issac Bailey speaks on the need to avoid simple interpretations in studies of race and crime. Photo by Joel Luther

September 27, 2018

When Race and Crime Mix, the Solutions Require Hard Discussions

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Use The Right Tools In The Right Ways To Address The Opioid Epidemic

September 27, 2018

Nicole Schramm-Sapyta: Use The Right Tools In The Right Ways To Address The Opioid Epidemic

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Kelly Tran on Visions of freedom

September 25, 2018

Said@Duke: Kathy Tran on the Capacity for Freedom

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Isaac Bailey: Said@Duke

September 25, 2018

Said@Duke: Issac Bailey on Walking a Tight Line on Race and Crime

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flooding in North Carolina following Hurricane Florence

September 24, 2018

Getting the Census Count Right after a Natural Disaster

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We Have An Eviction Crisis In NC. Here’s What We Can Do

September 24, 2018

Frederick Mayer: We Have An Eviction Crisis In NC. Here’s What We Can Do

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Congressmen Dan Lipinski and Tom Reed gave reasons for optimism on congressional bipartisanship. Professor Fritz Mayer, right, moderated. Photo by Joel Luther

September 21, 2018

Congressional Bipartisanship Isn't Dead; It's Just Under the Radar

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students study Chinese conservation planning

September 20, 2018

Course Gives Students Chance to Participate in China Conservation Planning

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Seeking energy solutions for the world's poor

September 20, 2018

Meeting the Energy Needs of the World's Poor

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Hurricane Florence as seen from space. Photo from NASA

September 19, 2018

Podcast: Hidden Hurricane Lessons for Policymakers

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Brandon Garrett

September 18, 2018

Garrett Maps Plan for Criminal Justice Reform by Exposing Systemic Flaws

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The US Constitution, the Supreme Court and the main two authors of the Federalist Papers: James Madison and Alexander Hamilton

September 14, 2018

The Devils' Discourse: Can the Constitution Meet Needs of 21st Century America?

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Orrin Pilkey on the likely impact of Florence on the barrier islands.

September 12, 2018

Duke Experts on the Potential Effects of Hurricane Florence

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Sally Nuamah

September 11, 2018

Sally Nuamah: Scholar, Advocate and Documentary Filmmaker Joins the Sanford Faculty

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A Progressive's Guide To Reclaiming The Constitution

September 10, 2018

Jedediah Purdy: A Progressive's Guide To Reclaiming The Constitution

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Yet a half-century later, says new research, a key contributor to the social upheaval of the 1960s remains under-explored: racial wealth inequality.

September 10, 2018

Racial Wealth Inequality: The Hidden Contributor to Social Unrest

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