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Afghan Policy Lab (APL) - Nowruz Celebration at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs

The Afghan Policy Lab (APL), co-founded by Princeton SPIA and the Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination (LISD) is one of the many centers and…

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SPIAction Newsletter — August 2025

Dear Princeton SPIA community,As the country and the world continue to change with incredible speed and in profound ways, the Princeton School of…

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Her Right to Learn: The Crisis in Afghanistan

The Afghanistan Policy Lab (APL) and the Central Asia Institute (CAI) co-host a webinar on the situation in Afghanistan, with a focus on the…

RobandCaitlin

After USAID Demolition, These Alumni Are Keeping Its Projects Alive

Group photo courtesy of Staughton Lewis.

From Tokyo to Taipei: Shaping Policy in a Shifting Asia

Since 2022, graduate students from Princeton University and the University of Tokyo have met annually at the latter institution to present and…

Lexi Madsen

Exit Interview: Abortion Rights After the ‘Dobbs’ Decision

Exit Interview is an audio series produced by the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. Co-hosts David Mayorga, associate dean of…

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Princeton SPIA Drives Bipartisan Effort to Inspire Congress to Reclaim Its Mandated Powers

From Harry Truman sending armed forces to Korea without a congressional declaration of war to Donald Trump diverting congressionally appropriated…

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SPIAccolades — July 2025

New Report: How Congress Can Recapture the Constitutional Powers It Ceded to the Executive Branch

PRINCETON, NJ – A bipartisan group of former members of Congress and top scholars from 19 universities have outlined a systematic plan for Congress…

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Perspective: Making the Clean Energy Transition a Win-Win for Climate and Health

While mitigating carbon emissions often takes center stage in the clean energy transition, the shift away from a fossil fuel-driven energy system…

Hal Feiveson

SGS Co-Founder Harold A. Feiveson *72 Dies; Remembered as ‘Special Friend and Enthusiastic Educator’

Harold A. Feiveson, a two-time Princeton School of Public and International Affairs alumnus who taught for decades at his alma mater and co-founded…

Retreat co-chair Wei Peng moderated a fireside conversation between Armond Cohen and Navroz Dubash about global progress on climate goals. Photos by Lori M. Nichols.

Experts Tout Clean Energy Pragmatism at Andlinger Center Retreat

To continue advancing global decarbonization efforts, institutions must ensure they have the capability to deliver on their climate targets, experts…

Noah James

Exit Interview: Prosecuting Corporate War Crimes in Sudan

Exit Interview is an audio series produced by the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. Co-hosts David Mayorga, associate dean of…

From Left to Right: Hiba Siddiki '25, Olivia Ragan '24, Madison Linton '24, Kimberly Cross '25, Lauren Aung '24. Photo by Sameer A. Kahn/Fotobuddy

Staying Local, Leading Change: Garden State Fellows Make a Mark in New Jersey Policy

After graduating from the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, many students land in far-flung places, launching careers in public…

Stacey Weber

Assistant Dean for Finance Named at Princeton SPIA

Stacey Weber was promoted to assistant dean for finance at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.Weber had served as Princeton…

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Authority and Legitimacy in the Taliban Regime: Four Years of Taliban Governance

Four years after reclaiming power in Afghanistan, the Taliban have established a state that extends far beyond traditional authoritarianism. While…

Lina Singh

Exit Interview: Addressing America's Addiction to Ultra-Processed Food

Exit Interview is an audio series produced by the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. Co-hosts David Mayorga, associate dean of…

Vincent Jiang ’25

Exit Interview: Why Xi Jinping Fired His Top Generals

Exit Interview is an audio series produced by the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. Co-hosts David Mayorga, associate dean of…

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SPIAction Newsletter — July 2025

Dear Princeton SPIA community,

Pascaline Dupas, Jacob Shapiro, Julian Zelizer

Audiobooks, Podcasts, Live Music, TV, and Movies for the Summer

Princeton SPIA faculty members spend the academic year awash in reading material. Policy papers, scholarly articles, books, student assignments, and…

Heather Howard

Tackling Healthcare Reform at the State Level – With an $8.8 Million Grant Renewal

The passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010 set off a whirlwind of activity among the states, which would be responsible for enacting many of the…

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State AI Leaders Gather at Princeton To Reimagine Public Services

Much of the news about artificial intelligence has focused on how it will change the private sector. But all around the country, public officials are…

Fiona Galvis

Exit Interview: Protections Against the Use of Chemical Weapons

Exit Interview is an audio series produced by the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. Co-hosts David Mayorga, associate dean of…

Graduation 2025

We congratulate the GREAT class of 2025!

The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs awarded 92 graduate students and 118 undergraduate students with degrees at its May 27…

Mount Laurel: The Struggle for Justice and the Future of Affordable Housing

On the fifty year anniversary of its passage, this event will invite practitioners and advocates to explore how NJ’s Mount Laurel decision informs…