Special Recognition for Jennifer Bussell’s Book, “Corruption and Reform in India”
The Levine Book Prize committee of the Governance Journal awarded special recognition to Corruption and Reform in India: Public Services in the Digital Age (Cambridge University Press, 2012), by Jennifer Bussell, who recently joined the Goldman School faculty. “This book masterfully draws on both qua… More
Janet Napolitano Named Next UC President
US Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano has been nominated by a special committee of the UC Regents to be the next president of the University of California. “This is a very intriguing appointment for the University of California,” says Dean Henry E. Brady. “Someone of this sta… More
Does Obama’s Early Education Proposal Have a Chance?
By David Kirp
Children's advocates high-fived when President Obama called for “high quality preschool” for “every child in America” in his State of the Union Address. The details of the plan are considerably more complicated—for one thing, federal money would be used mainly for poor and working… More
Can Driverless Cars Save the Postal Service?
By Samra Kasim (MPP '08) and Matt Caccavale
Ding! That sound could soon be the USPS app alerting you to an imminent delivery, after which a driverless Postal Service vehicle arrives at your door and a robotic arm delivers your package. While this may sound like science fiction, driverless vehicles will be coming to streets near you sooner than you may thin… More