Progressive Policy Review

The Progressive Policy Review is a student-run publication dedicated to racial, social, climate, and economic justice for all. Created by @progressive_hks

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We are thrilled to announce the release of the 2022 edition of the Progressive Policy Review!

This volume features articles from 13 wonderful authors focusing on themes of global reparative justice, reimagining US institutions, and labor organizing

https://t.co/bLcgxU0dra

[Progressive Policy Review @PPR_HKS]

We are thrilled to announce the release of the 2022 edition of the Progressive Policy Review!

This volume features articles from 13 wonderful authors focusing on themes of global reparative justice, reimagining US institutions, and labor organizing

https://t.co/bLcgxU0dra

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In this issue: @MustafaenKamal explores the major obstacles for policymaking on climate migration, advocating for the necessity and urgency of addressing climate migration in conjunction with climate change
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Check out the new 2022 edition of the Progressive Policy Review!

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We are thankful for all of the hard work of our editors and contributors in creating this issue.

Want to publish something with us? We are currently accepting new article submissions for our website here:
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[Progressive Policy Review @PPR_HKS]

We are thrilled to announce the release of the 2022 edition of the Progressive Policy Review!

This volume features articles from 13 wonderful authors focusing on themes of global reparative justice, reimagining US institutions, and labor organizing

https://t.co/bLcgxU0dra

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In this issue: Stephen Dwyer considers the barriers to organizing set up by the structure of the US labor market, proposing that a revised Wagner Act supporting organizing for the 21st century may be necessary for a new class politics in the US.

https://t.co/bLcgxU0dra

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@rcarletweets writes: "Harvard thinks it can wash its hands of its human rights violations...as a student at the Harvard Kennedy of Government, that’s not what I want Harvard to do. I want my school to make amends. I want them to pay reparations."

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In our latest, @kinseylowrance shows how, even before SB8, Texas has served as a model for making abortion nearly unattainable, even while constitutionally protected.

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