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Vol. 11, Issue 4S, Pages 51
Approximately 23 million people struggle with medical debt in the U.S. This amounts to over $195 billion debt in collection. The burden of healthcare costs on patients is defined…
Reading these essays gave me a thrill of excitement like the one I felt on hearing that the #MeToo movement had extended even into China. The ideas in this Critical Perspectives…
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Reading these essays gave me a thrill of excitement like the one I felt on hearing that the #MeToo movement had extended even into China. The ideas in this Critical Perspectives…
Prosecutions are important, but not as the main policy lever for deterrence.
Prosecutions are important, but not as the main policy lever for deterrence.
While institutions have a responsibility to make their negotiation practices more equitable, there are also strategies women—individually or collectively—can use to reduce the…
Over the past two years, and in collaboration with Dr. Erica Chenoweth and Dr. Zoe Marks of Harvard University, USIP has been collecting cross-national data on the frequency and…
Vol. 388, Pages 847-852
The U.S. Constitution does not guarantee a right to health care. Yet since 1976, the Supreme Court has held that deliberate indifference to the serious medical needs of…
Private schools provide affordable education in low-income countries. Yet, they often face higher closure rates, leading to disruption for students. We provide experimental…
Today, more people than ever before are conscious of a simple fact: fundamental changes in the global system are urgently required to keep our planet habitable. We have promising…