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Policy Insights

Policy Insights is an interview series featuring McCourt faculty discussing their latest research and the real-world impact of their work.

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Full-Spectrum Propaganda, Explained: A Conversation with Renée DiResta and Josh Goldstein

Renée DiResta and Josh Goldstein offers a framework for analyzing how nation-states wage propaganda campaigns in the social media era.

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Why do healthcare costs continue to rise? A policy expert weighs in.

Jack Hoadley, Research Professor Emeritus at the McCourt School of Public Policy’s Health Policy Institute, explains what’s contributing to rising healthcare expenses — and how policy can be part of…

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New Book from McCourt School Assistant Professor Ning Leng Examines How Businesses in China Are Made to Serve the State

McCourt School Assistant Professor Ning Leng answers 3 Questions on her new book, Politicizing Business: How Firms Are Made to Serve the Party-State in China.

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The U.S.’s skills gap is widening. Here’s how policy can help.

A recent report by the McCourt School’s Center on Education and the Workforce indicates that the U.S. economy is facing a growing skills shortage in critical occupations. Learn from the…

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Bringing AI to the Ballot Box: What Election Officials Need to Know

How can artificial intelligence transform election administration while preserving public trust? Recently the McCourt School partnered with The Elections Group and Discourse Labs to tackle this critical question at a…