Despite improvements in educational attainment, women globally still face significant barriers to economic, social, and cultural rights due to structural issues like harmful social norms and unpaid ...
Rooms working group asks whether AI, the technology fueling the data center boom, could help the communities hosting it reach ...
Ryon J. Cobb reveals how church leadership and racial makeup shape Black Americans' political engagement and power.
Security is a top concern for Brazilian voters and many perceive crime to be out of control writes Vanda Felbab-Brown.
Brookings scholars comment on what Xi's D.C. visit reveals about the future trajectory of U.S.-China relations.
Douglas N. Harris and co-authors examine how nine overlooked design choices determine who benefits from school choice.
Homi Kharas and Ayan Sarkar score fiscal space in 144 emerging and developing economies and find 59 remain constrained, with ...
Three German state elections may have ushered in a new era of polarization, volatility, and fragmentation.
Phil Levine is a nonresident fellow at the Brookings Institution, the A. Barton Hepburn and Katherine Coman Professor of Economics at Wellesley College, a research associate at the National Bureau of ...
Brittany Friedman argues Michigan's next attorney general can end prison pay-to-stay, which sues incarcerated people for ...
Brookings scholars highlight the impact of the Louisiana v. Callais decision on voters of color in future elections in the United States.
James C. Benton analyzes the historical significance and current reality of tariff policy in relation to Black economic ...
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