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Published in Capitol Debate Review · Jan 13, 2025
Leaked memo: Meta rolls back its DEI programs
DEI at Meta: A Changing Landscape The End of DEI Initiatives In a surprising move, Meta has announced the discontinuation of many of its divers...
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Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #623 Free
Published in Policy Perspectives
“What I learned: If you want to get a narrative established, the crucial thing is to pepper it with errors, questionable things. So that the critics will seize on those and not question the basic narrative.” – Richard Lindzen (2023)
Barriers and enablers for implementation of clinical practice guidelines in maternity and neonata... Free
Published in Policy Perspectives
Background Maternity and neonatal services are rapidly changing in Australia because of evolving needs of the community and patient population. Clinical practice guidelines focused on early interventions and prevention strategies can decrease risk for prevent…
How Kallas’ plans to shake up foreign policy talks Free
Published in Capitol Commentary
The EU's new top diplomat is expected to present proposals to her counterparts that could breathe life into the bloc's often stale foreign policy talks. The post How Kallas’ plans to shake up foreign policy talks appeared first on Euractiv.
Overseas residency rights of Chinese listed firms’ controllers: Impacts on R&D and public welfare... Free
Published in Policy Perspectives
By developing an intertemporal decision-making model, this paper investigates the impact of the acquisition of overseas residency by a firm’s beneficial owner on the firm’s intertemporal decision-making. By incorporating a discount rate in the model, the pape…
How Trump Uses Capitalism’s Myths to Exploit MAGA Rage Free
Published in Capitol Commentary
America is a nation still at war with her mythologies. For all the electoral postmortems, in which a teeming desire for some kind of break from the economic status quo continued to ring out in the exit polls, there was a blank space. While it seems to have be…
How America Invented the Red State Free
Published in Policy Perspectives
Tarence Ray According to conventional wisdom, the last quarter century of elections has proved that most of the country leans conservative. It all started with a map. The post How America Invented the Red State appeared first on The Nation.Improving citizen-government interactions with generative artificial intelligence: Novel human-co... Free
Published in Capitol Commentary
Effective communication of government policies to citizens is crucial for transparency and engagement, yet challenges such as accessibility, complexity, and resource constraints obstruct this process. In the digital transformation and Generative AI era, integ…