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The Recognition Trap: Why the Global Knowledge Divide Persists
10+ hour, 15+ min ago (306+ words) The divide in whose knowledge counts is structurally stable. Closing it is a coordination problem. For more than a decade I have taught and done research in two worlds at once, in France and in Morocco. Much of that work…...
The Moral Architecture of Leadership Practice
4+ hour, 52+ min ago (819+ words) What do our most influential leadership practices demand of us ethically? Adaptive leadership. Principled negotiation. Public narrative. Each has shaped how generations of leaders are taught to navigate difficult problems, resolve conflict, and mobilize people toward shared purpose. And each…...
In Search of Good Jobs
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (483+ words) Harvard Kennedy School In Search of Good Jobs The paper “Where Have All the Good Jobs Gone? Changes in the Geography of Work in the U.S., 1980-2021,” by Gordon Hanson and Enrico Moretti, details where good jobs are located in America…...
For better early childhood education, says HKS professor, raise teacher pay
6+ day, 8+ hour ago (353+ words) Liebman, Jeffrey. “How Much Child Care and Early Education Do Massachusetts Parents Want?” Rappaport Institute for Greater Boston Working Paper (8/2026). Despite the state’s increased early childhood funding, Massachusetts spends $4,000 per child under 5, compared to $23,000 per child in grades K-12. This…...
Andreas Haupt
2+ week, 1+ day ago (176+ words) is an economist and computer scientist at the Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI, a Stanford Impact Labs Emerging Scholar, and the co-chair of the Global AI Governance Affinity Group. Andy's primary research interest lies in the representation of human preferences…...
With unstable work, social supports become more important—and harder to find.
3+ week, 4+ day ago (436+ words) Woods, Tyler, Kristen Harknett, and Daniel Schneider. 2026. “The Double Bind of Precarious Work: Creating Need and Undermining Support” Sociological Science 13: 772-801. Many service workers juggle unstable schedules—they find out about a shift a day or even just hours before it…...
Next question: Which Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Law School student is a Jeopardy! champ?
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (1113+ words) Caleb Groen MPP/JD 2027 won 12 straight games and joined the ranks of the quiz show’s top 20 most successful contestants. Groen just finished a 12-game winning streak on “Jeopardy!” with nearly $350,000 in winnings. He began his studies at HKS in 2023, and…...
From uncertainty to impact: How HKS opened my eyes to state and local public service
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (152+ words) By Maleni Palacios MPP 2027 When I started my first semester at Harvard Kennedy School, I had a pretty clear vision for what came next. I wanted to pivot from the private sector into public service, ideally at a federal agency…...
HKS alumni cross the aisle to fix government
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (153+ words) Anne Healy MPA/ID 2012, JD 2012 and Lauren Lombardo MPP 2022 are working to make state and federal government more functional and efficient. Healy: Lauren just has this incredible ability to work with people who have very different perspectives, mental models, and…...
Five things you can do this summer if you’re considering graduate school
2+ mon, 10+ hour ago (477+ words) By Maleni Palacios MPP 2027 So you’re thinking about a master’s degree—maybe even one at Harvard Kennedy School. Whether you’re comparing a few different programs or just starting to explore the idea, you’ve probably wondering whether this is the right…...