Norway’s $1 Trillion Wealth Fund Expands U.S. Stakes Amid Rout
Pat Schena speaks with Bloomberg about his reactions to Norway's latest sovereign wealth fund additions.
No Silver Lining, but a Golden Opportunity to Build Back Better
Dean Rachel Kyte publishes op-ed in Climate Home News on the opportunities for climate progress due to COVID-19.
Protecting Digital Privacy While Fighting A Pandemic
Lessons from a Pandemic: Sharing personal data may help combat COVID-19, but we need to consider the long-term privacy risks, argues a Fletcher School professor.
Preparing for War in the Fog of Peace: The Transatlantic Case
PhD candidate Robert Bell co-publishes op-ed in War on the Rocks on the complexities of maintaining alliances today.
Refugees Tell Stories of Problems – and Unity – in Facing the Coronavirus
Karen Jacobsen shares dispatches from refugee workers from around the world, in a piece for The Conversation.
Supply Chain Responsibilities in a Global Pandemic
As the coronavirus forces factories to shut down, what is the obligation of Western retailers to the workers who make their garments?
Will Remote School and Work Break the Internet?
Lessons from a Pandemic: With so many people working and taking classes from home due to COVID-19, digital infrastructure is under strain, explains a Fletcher School professor.
Challenges to U.S. Sanctions Against Iran During the Coronavirus Pandemic
MALD candidate Marina Lorenzini co-publishes op-ed in Lawfare on the significance of U.S. allies' support for Iran during the COVID-19 crisis.
Supreme Court Says State Laws Aren’t Copyrightable
Josephine Wolff shares her analysis of the latest Supreme Court ruling, via her Slate column.
