Written by Matt Andrews This is the second in a series of posts examining the United States federal debt through the lens of problem-solving governance and state capability. In the […]
written by Matt Andrews This is the first in a series of posts examining the United States federal debt through the lenses of governance and state capability. The United States […]
Guest blog by Sattam Alqadadi, Asyifa Isvari, Sunny Jiang, and Sumbul Siddiqui Our team examined how to strengthen the arts and culture ecosystem in Providence, Rhode Island. Although Providence calls […]
Guest blog by Kenneth Balcarcel, LEG ’25 I can’t believe it—10 weeks have flown by! When I enrolled in Harvard’s Leading Economic Growth Program, it wasn’t just a professional decision; it was a personal milestone. […]
Guest blog by Rita Gaurin, LEG ’25 Over the past ten weeks, I’ve immersed myself in understanding one of New Mexico’s most pressing challenges: the persistent out-migration of our educated workforce and […]
Guest blog by Lisa Cacari Stone, IPP ’25 One of the deepest shifts for me has been realizing, as Matt told us, that ‘policy work is about people’—not just about […]
Guest blog by Camilo Espitia, IPP ’25 Throughout this course, I’ve come to appreciate the power of taking a wholistic perspective when tackling complex problems. What initially seemed like a straightforward issue quickly revealed multiple […]
Guest blog by Ekhlas Ahmed, IPP ’25 One of the biggest lessons I learned through the IPP course is that policy is about people. The technical aspects of problem-solving are […]
Guest blog by Melissa Velez, IPP ’23 Since early 2020, the City of Allentown, in Eastern Pennsylvania, has been working on a complete zoning code rewrite. The plan has been […]
Guest blog by Melissa Velez, IPP ’24 The experiences and learning within the Implementing Public Policy course helped me to look deeper into the problems faced within my city, gave […]
