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23 avril, par Victoria Streker
The Roosevelt Institute’s oldest and most competitive journal, elevating the top student-generated policy proposals from across the country. We have policy ideas in seven issue areas: human rights, foreign policy, education, healthcare, economics, energy and environment, and democratic access. (...)
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19 avril, par Todd Tucker
Will the status-quo trade order survive, implode, or be reformed? From the campaign trail to his unrelenting tweets, President Trump has made clear that he thinks trade pacts are rigged against American interests, causing many to wonder about the fate of the liberal world order. Please join (...)
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18 avril, par Alex Tucciarone
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 18, 2018 CONTACT: Alexander Tucciarone, atucciarone@rooseveltinstitute.org, 516-263-9775 NEW ROOSEVELT NETWORK REPORT: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS ENGAGING IN EGREGIOUS FINANCIAL MISMANAGEMENT Student-Led Report Examines Financial Misjudgments and Points to (...)
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18 avril, par Aman Banerji
The Financialization of Higher Education at Michigan State University is the latest report from Roosevelt’s Financialization of Higher Education project. To learn more about the project, click here. America’s higher educational institutions today are a far cry from the promise progressives have (...)
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17 avril, par Walter Hanley
During last year’s tax debate, one particularly contentious issue involved the state and local tax deduction, commonly known as the SALT deduction. A mainstay of federal tax policy for decades, the SALT deduction allows individuals to deduct the taxes they pay to states and municipalities—such (...)
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16 avril, par Marshall Steinbaum
The American economy no longer functions to the benefit of American workers. Despite record profits and increased productivity, wages have been stagnant. In fact, despite being 75 percent more productive in 2016 than in 1973, the average worker earned just 12 percent more. An emerging body of (...)
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16 avril, par Victoria Streker
The Roosevelt Institute’s oldest and most competitive journal, elevating the top student-generated policy proposals from across the country. We have policy ideas in seven issue areas: human rights, foreign policy, education, healthcare, economics, energy and environment, and democratic access. (...)
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13 avril, par Nell Abernathy
Why This Matters is a series from Roosevelt staff connecting our individual work—from papers to reports and everything in between—to our broader vision of creating a better, more equitable economic and political system. This series will give readers the top takeaways from our latest writing and (...)
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10 avril, par Alex Tucciarone
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 10, 2018 CONTACT: Alexander Tucciarone, atucciarone@rooseveltinstitute.org, 516-263-9775 STATEMENT: LATEST FACEBOOK CONTROVERSY UNDERSCORES RISKS OF CORPORATE POWER, NEED FOR GREATER REGULATION NEW YORK, NY– In advance of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony (...)
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9 avril, par Victoria Streker
The Roosevelt Institute’s oldest and most competitive journal, elevating the top student-generated policy proposals from across the country. We have policy ideas in seven issue areas: human rights, foreign policy, education, healthcare, economics, energy and environment, and democratic access. (...)
