Nicholas Burns, who until recently served as the United States ambassador to the People’s Republic of China, will rejoin the ...

Drawing from scholarship in complexity theory and science and technology studies, the speaker argues that nuclear ...

Join Jeremy Weinstein, Harvard Kennedy School Dean and Don K. Price Professor of Public Policy, as he discusses his book ...

Please join us for an in-person information session about the Harvard Climate Internship Program (HCIP) and funding eligible ...

Harvard researchers explore how the design of health insurance markets in the United States contributes to health inequities. In two recent papers, Professor Christopher Avery investigates the ...

The administration of President Donald Trump could have ramifications for the United States-China relationship. Rana Mitter, ...

Noevember 2021, Opinion: "Barry Eichengreen, Asmaa El-Ganainy, Rui Esteves, and Kris James Mitchener present a valuable, detailed account of the evolution of public debt instruments and institutions ...

November 2019, Paper: "After a period of decline in interest and premature predictions of demise, industrial policy is back on the scene. A variety of trends have contributed to the renewed interest.

2020, Paper: "In this study, we analyze the impacts of minimum wages on firms’ robot adoption using novel panel data related to robots imported by firms in China from 2001 to 2012, a period when most ...

Professor Jamila Michener (Cornell University) presents "The Political Economy of Social Policy: Child Tax Credits and ...

December 2, 2020, Audio: "In Washington, personnel is policy. The people President-elect Joe Biden has picked to run economic policy can tell us a lot about what we might expect from the next ...

September 2020, Paper: "Many countries have launched industrial policy programs to improve their manufacturing competitiveness based on the idea that countries with larger trade surpluses or smaller ...