Africa’s Digital Sovereignty Trap: The Data Center Dilemma
African governments face a false choice between digital sovereignty and growth in data centers, but regional coordination can deliver both.
Disability Pride and Policy
Given that more than one in four adults in the United States has a disability, all policy choices affect disabled Americans.
Lawfare Daily: ‘Putin’s Sledgehammer’ with Candace Rondeaux
Candace Rondeaux features on this episode of The Lawfare Podcast to discuss her book and the role of the Wagner Group in Russian affairs.
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A collection of newsletters published by the Learning Sciences Exchange
The Inside Scoop: Bridging the Divide to Move Higher Education Forward
Learn more about the latest findings from Varying Degrees, New America’s ninth annual survey into higher education.
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Why AI Researchers Need To Hear More From Workers and Unions
Shalin Jyotishi penned an op-ed for Tech Policy Press outlining strategies to incorporate worker voice in R&D policy
An Inside Look at Putin’s Brutal, Bloody Mercenaries from a War Crimes Expert
Read a glowing review of Putin’s Sledgehammer from SpyTalk’s John Sipher.
NATO Unity: Some Assembly Required
NATO’s historic five-percent defense spending pledge masks growing divisions within the alliance.
Protecting Student Parents from Evictions: A Q&A with Eddy Conroy and Nick Graetz
Higher education expert Eddy Conroy and Eviction Lab researcher Nick Graetz share insights from their recent study.
To Fix the Housing Crisis, Funders Should Stop Obsessing over Scale
Philanthropists, fixating on national scale is making you miss out on sustainable housing solutions from regional innovation.