Cornell Policy Review

The CPR Research Symposium is less than 48 hours away! Here is the agenda for the day and the information for your arrival. See you there! RSVP Here: forms.gle/tT7NgGY4aV5o2j… #cornellpolicyreview #cornell #cornellbpp #CornellMPA #symposium

Parmis Mokhtari-Dizaji examines how mortality prediction algorithms shape clinical decisions, arguing for stronger oversight and transparency in AI-driven healthcare. Read more: tinyurl.com/2srhz4jt #CornellPolicyReview

We are excited to spotlight our student panel, “Onwards and Upwards,” with graduates and an undergraduate discussing key policy issues from their fields. RSVP for the symposium on April 17th: forms.gle/9Txvn33TMAwZov… #CornellPolicyReview

We are delighted to present our professional panel, “Building Dynamic Resilience,” featuring professors and a scholar across environmental and international policy. RSVP for the symposium on April 17th here: forms.gle/9Txvn33TMAwZov… #CornellPolicyReview

Madeline Miele examines the rollback of the 2009 Endangerment Finding, arguing that weakening climate rules endangers public health and hampers evidence-based policies. Read more: tinyurl.com/yw6wd3wu #CornellPolicyReview

We are excited to announce our 30th Year Anniversary Special Edition. Watch the video to learn more about this, CPR, and future planning. Anniversary edition articles starting next Monday, April 6th. RSVP for the symposium here: forms.gle/9Txvn33TMAwZov… #CornellPolicyReview

Cornell Policy Review is beyond excited to feature Robert Cantelmo, Mayor of Ithaca, for our research symposium’s fireside chat. RSVP for the symposium on April 17th here: forms.gle/9Txvn33TMAwZov… #CornellPolicyReview

As emissions outcomes differ widely across the U.S., Muh Setiawan argues that stronger public support enables policy adoption and drives long-term emissions reductions. Read more: tinyurl.com/57n74w8v #CornellPolicyReview

Amadou Agne discussed with Mike Rattanasengchanh about how U.S. diplomacy in Southeast Asia is evolving, focusing on foreign policy, development, and great-power influence amid a shifting global landscape. Listen here: tinyurl.com/5n9538bv #CornellPolicyReview #CornellBPP

We are excited to announce that our second annual research symposium will take place on April 17th, from 9 am to 3 pm. RSVP Here: forms.gle/B39vJqS9A7Xqzt… #CornellPolicyReview #Symposium

Haiti relies heavily on remittances, but U.S. immigration policies could disrupt this. Enomy Germain argues that cutting remittance flows worsens Haiti’s economic crisis and the need to consider wider economic impacts. Read More: tinyurl.com/ypan4p42 #cornellpolicyreview

Issa Souaré argues that turning mineral wealth into regional industries requires transparent rules, shared infrastructure, and capacity building for inclusive growth in West Africa as demand for critical minerals rises. Read More: tinyurl.com/33t3vz95 #cornellpolicyreview

Iqbal Harjuna and Stephen Wang compare China’s crackdown with Indonesia’s, noting that Indonesia will likely pursue gradual supervision of emerging fintech markets rather than sweeping intervention. Read More: tinyurl.com/2v2x4vf4 #cornellpolicyreview

Anthony Heck highlights that weak enforcement exposes incarcerated people to rape and urges targeted private rights of action to boost accountability. Read More: tinyurl.com/25rh6pv6 #cornellpolicyreview

As cities face budget shortfalls and cut evening hours at local libraries, Will Lu argues that closing all libraries creates access gaps, and keeping late hours in needed areas acts as a low-cost public health measure. Read more: tinyurl.com/yc2ex5az #CornellPolicyReview

Now, more Americans juggle multiple jobs amid economic uncertainty. Kayla Jones showcases the polyworking trend, signaling a long-term labor shift that needs reforms to protect workers while maintaining flexibility. Read more: tinyurl.com/4hp2xyh9 #CornellPolicyReview

Yusuf Khaled (MPA ‘26) discussed public service with Mauricio Cortes (MPA ‘17), Labor Attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City, covering military service, diplomacy, and environmental resilience. Listen here: tinyurl.com/dtpv3xhf #CornellPolicyReview #Cornellbpp

Facing shortages of mental health services in rural communities, Adam Howell proposed using Community-Based Health Programs with local adaptation and problem evaluation to enhance capacity and resilience. Read more: tinyurl.com/3b5h4y3a #CornellPolicyReview

Amadou Agne (Brooks ‘27) and Yusuf Khaled (MPA ‘26) sat down with Mick Mulvaney to discuss polarization, the media, free speech, American politics, and public trust. Listen here: tinyurl.com/mr6asayd #CornellPolicyReview #Cornell

Parmis Mokhtari-Dizaji explains the intersection of technology and geopolitics, as U.S. semiconductor export controls are redefining what it means to wield power in the age of computing. Read more: tinyurl.com/2vnub83v #cornellpolicyreview