Fall 2020, No. 58

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Symposium

Post-COVID, A Better America

By The Editors

2 MIN READ

The Post-Neoliberal World Is Already Here

By Felicia Wong

18 MIN READ

A New Social Contract for the 21st Century

By Neera Tanden

26 MIN READ

Imagining a New New Deal

By K. Sabeel Rahman

17 MIN READ

End Monopoly Power

By Sarah Miller

14 MIN READ

Fixing Racial Health Disparities

By Jamila K. Taylor

10 MIN READ

COVID-19 and the People's Vaccine

By Sophia Crabbe-Field

15 MIN READ

COVID and Rural America

By Olugbenga Ajilore

9 MIN READ

The Post-Planning Pandemic

By Jacob Anbinder

9 MIN READ

A Coronavirus Treatment for U.S. Democracy

By Maresa Strano

13 MIN READ

How the Law Harms Public Health

By Lindsay F. Wiley Samuel R. Bagenstos

14 MIN READ

Can Higher Ed Survive the Pandemic?

By Daniel Baer

17 MIN READ

A Shock-Proof America

By Jon Cowan James M. Kessler

15 MIN READ

Child Poverty and COVID

By Jeff Madrick

10 MIN READ

COVID and the Digital Divide

By Micah L. Sifry

9 MIN READ

Features

Is Police Reform Possible?

By Jonathan Blanks Phillip Atiba Goff Diane M. Goldstein Seth W. Stoughton

49 MIN READ

Reinventing the State Department

It was designed to meet twentieth-century challenges. Here’s the refresh it needs.

By Anne-Marie Slaughter

28 MIN READ

Our False Promise of Justice

From the prosecutorial state to prison to reentry, we perpetuate unending cycles of dehumanizing punishment. Enough.

By Rylee Sommers-Flanagan

37 MIN READ

Book Reviews

Fuzzy Math—and English, Too

A conservative manifesto on education reveals the poverty of their education agenda.

By Conor P. Williams

13 MIN READ

A Path Forward on Reparations?

By Richard Kahlenberg

12 MIN READ

Urban Legend

Ed Logue’s work rebuilding America’s cities shows us how, and how not, to do it.

By Jim McNeill

19 MIN READ

Which Side Are We On?

Thomas Piketty's challenge to the economics profession: We are part of the problem, or part of the solution.

By Heather Boushey

20 MIN READ

The Pandemic and Capitalism

Will we learn from this crisis that our present precarity capitalism must be brought to an end?

By James K. Galbraith

12 MIN READ

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