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Delays in Banning Wildlife Trade Put Hundreds of Species at Risk

Two-thirds of species endangered by wildlife trade wait close to or more than two decades to be protected.
partisan

New UChicago Harris/AP-NORC Poll Highlights How the Urban/Rural Political Divide is Playing Out in America’s Suburbs

America’s suburbs have been competitive battlegrounds in recent elections. But a new UChicago Harris/AP-NORC Poll finds that, contrary to popular perceptions of suburbanites as swing voters, there are actually fewer true independents in the suburbs.
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Spotlight: The Mentor Program

Students at Harris Public Policy know it’s just as important to create a professional network as it is to practice problem sets.

Resisting War and Building Peace: Lessons From Colombia

Please join us for a panel discussion on Colombia.
Chicago

Institute of Politics, Harris Public Policy, and Crime Lab Announce Chicago Mayoral Runoff Forum

On March 13, the Institute of Politics at the University of Chicago (IOP), in partnership with the university’s Crime Lab and Harris School of Public Policy, will hold a mayoral candidate’s forum devoted to the crucial issue of crime and violence. 
Chris Berry

Second UChicago Harris / AP-NORC Poll Shows Influence of Past Environment on Suburban Voters

Suburbanites who have lived in a city are likely to affiliate themselves with the Democratic Party; suburbanites who come from a rural background are likely to call themselves Republicans.
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CMF Executive Director Mike Belsky Discusses Illinois' Budget and Pension Challenges

Illinois faces massive budget challenges and a pension system that is crowding out other state services.
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Guaranteed Income?: UBI and the Fight Against Poverty

One idea that surfaces time and again is to provide funds to individuals, without condition, without means testing, and without work requirements or any other stipulations, to help cover basic life needs.
Michael Belsky

Center for Municipal Finance Executive Director Michael Belsky Discusses Strategies to Reduce Illinois's Debt

Governor J.B. Pritzker is working with business experts to lower Illinois's pension debts, a necessary step to protect retirement benefits; these benefits cannot legally be cut, so the state must raise more revenue.
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Professor Chris Berry Discusses Suburban Voting Phenomena

The percentage of Independent voters out of the total electorate is significantly lower in suburban neighborhoods than it is in rural or urban settings. However, inhabitants of suburban areas increasingly vote for the Democratic Party.

Get to Know Harris! Coffee in D.C.

Please join us for coffee in D.C.