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Conversation With Ambassador Ramón E. Martínez de la Guardia

Ramón Martínez de la Guardia serves as the current Ambassador of the Republic of Panama to the United States of America since June 2022. In his role as Ambassador, Mr. Martínez has focused on strengthening the bilateral relationship between the United States and Panama, advocating for stronger commercial, political, and…

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MPP Forum: The Power of Women in NYC Social Policy Innovation & Why It Really Does Matter with Ebonie Simpson (GCD)

Descriptive representation within democratic governance is often watered down to simple identity politics. However, at all levels of government and especially at the local level, "descriptive representation matters for the substantive responsiveness of local government officials to the political interests" of identity-based…

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CITP on the Road: The Geopolitics of Digital Public Infrastructure – Defining a U.S. Approach

Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) —large-scale digital platforms that support digital ID, payments, and data exchange—is a profoundly political proposition with significant ramifications for our digital future, human rights, the relationship between people and states, and the distribution of power among governments and…

Cultivating Religious Pluralism

Cultivating Religious Pluralism, partnered with colleagues from University of North Texas and Texas Womens’ University

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Legal Constraint Through Political Means?

Legal Constraint Through Political Means?: Legal Foundations and Public Support for Executive ActionScholars question whether presidents are legally constrained, but some posit that public opinion provides an indirect mechanism through which law checks unilateral power. Through thirteen survey experiments, we examine whether…

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Donald S. Bernstein '75 Lecture: "AI and the Law"

Prof. Tim Wu (Columbia University) will provides this Spring's Bernstein Lecture on "AI and the Law."

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"On the Clock: Teacher Time Use and School Improvement"

ERS Seminars are held on Wednesdays from noon-1pm in 165 Wallace Hall. Lunch is provided. We hope you can join us!Please consider joining the ERS listserv using the following link to receive seminar emails that will include a Zoom link when virtual. https://ers.princeton.edu/

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CITP Seminar: Amy Zhang – Sociotechnical Designs for Democratic and Pluralistic Governance of Social Media and AI

In-person attendance is open to Princeton University faculty, staff, students and alumni. This talk is open to the public via Zoom. Decisions about policies when using widely-deployed technologies, including social media and more recently, generative AI, are often made in a centralized and top-down fashion. Yet these systems…

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CITP Lecture: Content Curation in Online Platforms

Online platforms like Facebook, Wikipedia, Amazon, and LinkedIn are embedded in the very fabric of our society. They “curate content:” moderate, recommend, and monetize it, and, in doing so, can impact people’s lives positively or negatively. This talk will highlight the need to go beyond how these curation practices are…

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C-PREE Bradford Seminar: Beyond Carbon in Nature-Based Climate Solutions

Documenting Tropical Forest Biodiversity Loss and Recovery Using SoundsForests are at the forefront of nature-based climate solutions, and this has stimulated a global investment into their protection. Yet, focusing on carbon, many nature-based climate solutions do not automatically protect biodiversity. I will discuss the need…