Features
This new report, authored by NDN Fellows Morley Winograd and Mike Hais and based on a 2,500-person poll, takes an in-depth look at how America's population is changing and how the two political parties are responding to these changes.
Top Stories
Wed, Mar. 4 - Rob Shapiro analyzes the surprisingly extensive impact of broadband on job creation as the FCC considers its new rules and policies for universal broadband access.
Mon, Feb. 15 - In his three-part essay, "If You Don't Use It, You Lose It," NDN Fellow Mike Hais argues that if the Democrats fail to take advantage of their majority in Congress, they may see their 21st century coalition fall apart completely.
Wed, Mar. 17 - NDN Fellows Morley Winograd and Mike Hais argue that Millennials are the Democratic Party's best hope for a lasting majority, and getting education policy right might be key to that success.
Thu, Jan. 21 - In this new essay written for Salon, Simon lays out three strategies for the Obama Administration to craft a comprehensive response to the new politics of the 21st Century.
Recent Work
Wed, Mar. 17 - Rob Shapiro finds in favor of Boeing over Airbus for a highly contested defense contracting bid, because of its impact on job creation and distributional effects on the US economy.
Wed, Mar. 17 - In the wake of the FCC's release of their National Broadband Plan, Sam duPont offers his initial take, and rounds up a few other early responses.
Mon, Mar. 15 - Jake Berliner responds to recent news and commentary on Chinese currency manipulation and trade issues, and looks at how Chinese domestic politics is having outsized impact around the world.
Fri, Mar. 12 - While on a recent trip to London, Simon reflected on the politics of immigration in the U.S. and the upcoming elections in the U.K.
Thurs, Mar. 12 - Rob Shapiro explains the real cause for concern behind the rapidly rising national debt, and why Progressives should adopt this traditionally conservative Republican cause as their own.
Thu, Feb. 25 - On Global Mobile, Sam duPont writes about two Facebook groups started by citizens in Ciudad Juárez that are providing a powerful forum for the law-abiding majority to stand up to the drug-violence that plagues the city.
Tue, Feb. 23 - NDN Fellows Morley Winograd and Mike Hais write about the vast Democratic advantage on college campuses across the country-- further evidence of the Democratic leanings of Millennials.
