Show BioHide BioStephen Stapleton (MPP'19) is interested in the intersection between social psychology and economic policy. He writes about the future of the workforce for the Science and Technology section. Stephen enjoys pub political punditry, regression discontinuities, and active debate in all things.
In 1938, Alvin Hansen—the “American Keynes”—introduced a phrase that would form the basis of worry for policymakers in developed nations the world over. In the face of plunging birth rates and ever-increasing life expectancies, OECD nations were soon to face a... More »
War! What is it good for? Civil war dissolves social structures and threatens personal livelihoods, domestically displacing both combatants and civilians. Even after hostilities cease, individuals and communities face a long and daunting recovery process. Reco... More »