Features
In this week's blog, Rob Shapiro explains the dangers of the Eurozone crisis and how it could affect the United States.
A recent Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) study found that of the 99,000 guns confiscated by law enforcement agencies in Mexico, 68,000 of them originated in the United States. What more can be done to curb this flow of smuggled guns into Mexico?
Today we're publishing a new report that analyzes the empirical research addressing terrorism and counter-terrorism, distilling the findings of leading academic work into actionable policy recommendations for a broad range of policymakers.
On Wednesday, April 25th, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar delivered a speech to NDN/NPI on the progress we've seen these past few years with the Administration's "all of the above" energy strategy.
Recent Work
Clare Giesen
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Fri, May 18
31% Tariff Could Escalate Long Simmering Trade Disputes with China, Clean Energy Standard Has Full Hearing But will Not Pass Either House of Congress
Robert J. Shapiro
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Mon, May 7
In his blog this week, Shapiro lays out a new approach to provide both short-term stimulus and long-term incentives to expand employment — and do it without increasing deficits down the line.
Simon Rosenberg
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Thu, April 19
If you missed our event today on the "Future of Internet Governance" with Danny Weitzner, Tom Tauke, Karen Rose and Rob Shapiro, you can watch it here.
Robert J. Shapiro
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Wed, April 11
In this week's blog, Rob Shapiro enters the growing debate over whether the United States is in economic decline. Shapiro argues that most have missed the most critical point: A real specter of decline threatens not the U.S. economy, but America's middle class.
John Grant
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Fri, May 11
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Rebecca Blank recently gave a major speech on manufacturing at NDN/NPI.
