By Brinkley Brown On Wednesday, March 6th, Harvard Professor of Public Economics Dr. Raj Chetty appeared in the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at the Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School for a presentation and Q&A on the topic of improving econo ...

  Subscribe on iTunes  |  Listen on Spotify  |  Listen on SoundCloud   This week on The Forum Podcast, a conversation about presidential leadership and character with historian and author Doris Kearns Goodwin, and Harvard Kennedy School's David Gerge ...

This week, we spotlight one of our Spring Resident Fellows: Michael Zeldin. Michael Zeldin has served as a TV legal analyst since 1996, covering the OJ Simpson murder trial, Whitewater/Lewinsky investigation, Clinton impeachment proceedings, Gore v. Bush ...

Ganesh Sitaraman‘s current research addresses issues in constitutional, administrative and foreign relations law. Professor Sitaraman is the author, most recently, of The Crisis of the Middle-Class Constitution, named one of The New York Times' 100 n ...

READ THE ANNOUNCEMENT     The Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School is excited to announce an innovation policy challenge led by the Institute’s Visiting Fellows former Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND) and former National Economic Council Director Gar ...

How does a bill become a law? What is the order of Presidential succession? Which house of Congress is responsible for originating spending bills? How does the Supreme Court decide which cases to hear? If you dig back deep in your memory to your high scho ...

A conversation with Amb. William Burns President, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Amb. Catherine Russell, IOP Resident Fellow S'19, and Harvard Kennedy School’s Graham Allison about the power and purpose of diplomacy in a post-primacy wor ...

Are trade deficits good or bad? Does the United States really need trade? Why do some call trade policies anti-worker? Join us this week for a discussion on the current state of trade policy, emerging trends, and how America must rethink its approach to g ...

We will be discussing Mayor Gillum's new initiative: Bring it Home Florida which is an organization intended to build a more progressive future for the perennial swing state. Elections in Florida are constantly decided by margins of less than 1% and ...

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