COVID and Common Sense
Aug 4, 2020 explains why improved understanding of the new coronavirus should allow for more flexible social norms.
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School Choice Is the Only Option School Choice Is the Only Option
Aug 3, 2020 thinks the COVID-19 crisis has strengthened the case for alternatives to traditional public schools.
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East Asia’s New Edge East Asia’s New Edge
Jul 22, 2020 highlights three reasons why the region has so far tackled COVID-19 far better than most Western countries.
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How to Change People’s Minds About Science How to Change People’s Minds About Science
Jul 22, 2020 is convinced that reasoned discourse can overcome public resistance to expert consensus on sustainability issues.
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Protecting Refugee Children During the Pandemic Protecting Refugee Children During the Pandemic
Jul 16, 2020 & urge governments to channel more COVID-19 rescue funds toward some of the world's most vulnerable people.
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How to Protect Journalists from Online Harassment How to Protect Journalists from Online Harassment
Jul 15, 2020 says other countries should follow France’s lead and introduce new legislation to criminalize cyber abuse.
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Are Riots Justifiable? Are Riots Justifiable?
Jul 9, 2020 & use three criteria to assess the wave of civil disorder following the police killing of George Floyd.
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The Necessity of Diversity in the Digital Newsroom The Necessity of Diversity in the Digital Newsroom
Jun 25, 2020 shows why overcoming demographic uniformity has become a bottom-line issue for news organizations.
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How People Power Strengthens the Rule of Law How People Power Strengthens the Rule of Law
Jun 12, 2020 says opponents of authoritarian regimes should focus on building popular movements rather than institutions.
