Creating Opportunities
Proud Fletcher grad Alexia Latortue (F97), now a managing director at the EBRD, speaks about diversity, inclusion, and building a career in the field of international development.
A Small Victory in a Long War of Attrition Against Immigrants
The Director of The Fletcher School's Henry J. Leir Institute, Dr. Katrina Burgess examines the "canaries in democracy's coal mine."
Antitrust Questions Bruise but Don’t Break Big Tech Ceos in Historic Hearing
Bhaskar Chakravorti shares his reactions to the latest big tech Congressional hearings, in a conversation with MarketWatch.
How Trump Can Reclaim the Narrative in the War on COVID
Fellow Adam Goodman suggests Trump take a page from Edward R. Murrow's book, via an op-ed for the Washington Examiner.
The COVID-19 World Order
Dan Drezner speaks with Project Syndicate's Opinion Has It podcast about COVID-19's effect on nation-state’s primacy.
The Cyberattack on Garmin Poses a Complicated Question for the U.S. Government
Josephine Wolff writes about the U.S.' ongoing attempts to crack down on Russian cybercrime organizations, via her Slate column.
7 Things the U.S. Needs to Do to Recover From the Coronavirus Recession, According to Economists
Michael Klein speaks with CNBC about the key to COVID-19 economic recovery.
The Tortoise of 21st-Century Great-Power Politics
Dan Drezner explores the European Union's progress in managing the COVID-19 crisis, via his Washington Post column.
Lawmakers Keen to Break up ‘Big Tech’ Like Amazon and Google Need to Realize the World Has Changed a Lot Since Microsoft and Standard Oil
Bhaskar Chakravorti explores the misconceptions about big tech, in a piece for The Conversation.
