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Looking Toward the Future of Community College Bachelor's Degrees

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Dec. 6th, 2022

Data Driven

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Karen Levy
Fellows Book
Nov. 23rd, 2022

Qatar's e-Gov Plan: A World Cup of Privacy Risks

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Alberto Rodríguez
Digital Impact and Governance Initiative Blog Post
Nov. 22nd, 2022

Political Ideology Slows Emergency Help for Renters

ERAP’s state level implementation had varying levels of efficiency as some localities focused on fraud detection rather than citizen’s needs
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Hana Schank
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Alberto Rodríguez
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Alexandra Hohenlohe
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Aaron Lemon-Strauss
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Nov. 22nd, 2022

Yale Law School’s Revolt of the Elites

Kevin Carey wrote an article for The New Republic about the decision of Yale Law School to stop participating in the U.S. News ranking.
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