Lina Khan Has Her Own Antitrust Paradox
Bhaskar Chakravorti discusses the obstacles that FTC chair Lina Khan faces in reframing the fundamentals of the antitrust complaint against Facebook.
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Turning America's Digital Divide into Digital Dividends
Digital Planet analyzes digital inequalities across the 50 U.S. states, uncovering opportunities to address the country's gaps in digital accessibility.
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FTC has a chance for a do-over in its ‘fiasco’ antitrust case against Facebook, legal experts contend
Bhaskar Chakravorti comments on a pair of rulings that dismiss the FTC's antitrust lawsuits against Facebook, via an article in MarketWatch.
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Celebrating the 2021 Tavitian Scholars Program Graduation
On Saturday, June 26 2021, The Fletcher School celebrated the 21st graduation ceremony of the Tavitian Scholars Program, marking the completion of their training program in public policy and administration.
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Did Colorado’s COVID-19 exposure notification app succeed? It’s complicated.
Susan Landau comments on factors that contribute to successful apps for COVID-19 contract tracing in The Denver Post.
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Northwest heat wave demonstrates world's growing cooling needs
Dean Rachel Kyte shares cooling strategies that can alleviate the demand on power grids across the nation in Axios.
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Pride and Prejudice: Affiliation with LGBTQ+ varies by profession and age groups
Digital Planet investigates the degree to which the LGBTQ+ community finds solidarity among STEM fields.
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Two of China’s Belt and Road projects reveal a flaw in the G-7′s new global financing plan
Alvin Camba of Fletcher’s Climate Policy Lab discusses his research that sheds light on why countries choose to work with Chinese partners in The Washington Post.
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Biden's climate credentials challenged by oil pipeline brawls
Amy Myers Jaffe is quoted in a Financial Times article examining President Biden’s approach to divisive climate change issues.
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