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On February 7 at 4 PM, The Center for Governance and Markets will host a conversation with Caroline Savage, Director of the Office of Russian Affairs at the US Department of State. The talk will focus on US-Russian relations and will be held in 4130 Posvar Hall. Caroline Savage is the Director of the Office of […] |
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The talk will explore how subnational democratization shaped fiscal policies and public goods in authoritarian regimes, focusing on the introduction of elected self-governance in Russian cities in the 1870s and 1880s. |
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Gary Hoover explores inequality and mobility through a minimal model of evolving income distributions, drawing on his expertise in income distribution, poverty, and public finance. |
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This workshop aims to foster meaningful dialogue and collaboration on freedom of expression and civil discourse. |
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Ahmad Nawber examines Afghanistan’s education system—from its historical strengths to its collapse—and explores how community-driven models like the Rushd Foundation’s Hope Schools and online digital platform circumvent systemic exclusion. |
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Stefan Toepler discusses the limits of applying Western models to Chinese foundations and identifies new directions for philanthropic research. |
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