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Avoiding conflict over conflicts of interest

Developing and enforcing conflict of interest policies is no simple task for anti-corruption advocates and ethics officials alike. Archon Fung and Dennis Thompson help to better understand the problem and examine when risk is underestimated and when it is overestimated.

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Democracy on the (down) ballot

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Democracy on the (down) ballot

Ash panel unpacks election reforms at stake during the midterms

 

New research on the impacts of restrictions on the applicability of federal Indian policy to the Wabanaki Nations in Maine
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New research on the impacts of restrictions on the applicability of federal Indian policy to the Wabanaki Nations in Maine

A team of researchers from the Harvard Kennedy School today released a research report documenting the costs to the Wabanaki Nations in Maine and to Maine’s non-tribal citizens of the state’s being screened off from federal policies of Indian self-determination and self-governance.

How fragile is our democracy? Five midterm indicators
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How fragile is our democracy? Five midterm indicators

The midterm elections will forecast not only which party controls Congress but the health of our democracy, writes Archon Fung in a new essay.