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“The ability to interpret data and use evidence persuasively is critical, especially when expressing the urgency of climate change issues with the public.”

Two new working papers by Konstantin Sonin, the John Dewey Distinguished Service Professor at the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy, offer insights into how authoritarian regimes deploy propaganda.

The Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy has named Rohen Shah, PhD’25, as one of twenty recipients of its highly competitive 2024–2025 research grants.

John Peller, MPP’00, set off on a run and ran right into destiny.

"Engaging in policy will allow me to continue serving outside the uniform."

“Although analyzing and interpreting complex data is a critical element of my work, the ability to elicit and understand what stakeholders are seeking to accomplish is equally important.”