Journal of Policy Analysis and Management

New Episode (#40) of JPAM’s A Closer Look podcast!🎙️ Host Seth Gershenson (@AU_SPA) speaks with his co-author @david_blazar about their recent JPAM paper on Maryland’s Teacher Academy (TAM) “grow-your-own” program—and how exposure in high school increases the likelihood of becoming a teacher a decade later. Listen here: tinyurl.com/t4d7tjdr (1/3)

Recently published at JPAM: "Can Crime Be Deterred at Low Cost? Evidence From a Randomized Experiment in New York" by Oludamilare Aboaba, Aaron Chalfin, Michael LaForest-Tucker, Lucie Parker, & Patrick Sharkey. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

A Closer Look is JPAM’s podcast series highlighting cutting-edge policy research in areas such as education, health, criminal justice, housing, immigration, abortion, and more. Explore all episodes here: jpamscloserlook.podbean.com (3/3) 🎧

The episode draws on a recent JPAM article by David Blazar, Seth Gershenson, Wenjing Gao, Ramon Goings, and Francisco Lagos titled “Localized Teacher Recruitment Through ‘Grow-Your-Own’: Impacts of the High School Teacher Academy of Maryland Program.” Read the article: doi.org/10.1002/pam.70… (2/3)

New Episode (#40) of JPAM’s A Closer Look podcast!🎙️ Host Seth Gershenson (@AU_SPA) speaks with his co-author @david_blazar about their recent JPAM paper on Maryland’s Teacher Academy (TAM) “grow-your-own” program—and how exposure in high school increases the likelihood of becoming a teacher a decade later. Listen here: tinyurl.com/t4d7tjdr (1/3)

Recently published at JPAM: "Localized Teacher Recruitment Through “Grow-Your-Own”: Impacts of the High School Teacher Academy of Maryland Program" by David Blazar, Wenjing Gao, Seth Gershenson, Ramon Goings, & Francisco Lagos. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

Recently published at JPAM: "How Effective Are Building Codes at Reducing Residential Water Use? Evidence From California Billing Data" by Mehdi Nemati. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

Recently published at JPAM: "Increasing Take‐Up of Social Benefits: A Meta‐Analysis of Field Experiments" by Karl-Emil Bendtsen (@KarlEmil8D) at Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

CloserLook is JPAM’s podcast series highlighting cutting-edge policy research in education, health, criminal justice, housing, immigration, abortion, and more. Explore all episodes: jpamscloserlook.podbean.com (3/3)

The episode draws on a recent JPAM article by @benconomics, Kendall Houghton, @millersdrafts, & Caroline Weber: “Shifting tax incidence: Evidence from the Washington State cannabis market.” doi.org/10.1002/pam.70… (2/3)

New Episode (#39) of JPAM’s A Closer Look podcast! 🎙️ Host Seth Gershenson (@AU_SPA) speaks with Caroline Weber (@UKYMartinSchool) about her recent JPAM article on the unintended consequences of cannabis tax reform for prices and welfare. Listen here: tinyurl.com/y426ymjh (1/3)

Recently published at JPAM: "Can Machine Learning Target Health Care Fraud? Evidence From Medicare Hospitalizations" by Shubhranshu Shekhar, Jetson Leder-Luis, & Leman Akoglu. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

Closer Look is JPAM’s podcast series highlighting cutting-edge policy research in education, health, criminal justice, housing, immigration, abortion, and more. Explore all episodes here: jpamscloserlook.podbean.com (3/3)

The episode draws on a recent JPAM article by Pilar Garcia-Gomez, Pierre Koning, Owen O'Donnell, & Carlos Riumalló-Herl: “Selective exercise of discretion in disability insurance awards.” 📄 Article: doi.org/10.1002/pam.22… (2/3)

New Episode (#38) of JPAM’s Closer Look Podcast! Host Seth Gershenson (@AU_SPA) speaks with Pierre Koning and Carlos Riumalló-Herl, recipients of the 2025 Vernon Memorial Award, about their article “Selective exercise of discretion in disability insurance awards.” 🎧 Listen here: jpamscloserlook.podbean.com/e/how-do-disab… (1/3)

Recently published at JPAM: "Broad-Based Categorical Eligibility Policy and SNAP Participation" by Xingguo Wang, Pourya Valizadeh, Rodolfo Nayga Jr., Henry Bryant, & Bart Fischer. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

Come chat with the JPAM editor at the @APPAM_DC booth today at 9:30 or 3:30!

Recently published at JPAM: "Loopholes and the Incidence of Public Services: Evidence From Funding Career and Technical Education" by Thomas Goldring, Brian Jacob, Daniel Kreisman, &  Michael David Ricks. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

Don't miss the #2025APPAM Point/Counterpoint Panel: The Future of the US Department of Education: Reform, Reinvention, or Retrenchment with @Erdal_Tekin_ , Amy Ellen Schwartz, @mikeshires1, & @JamesKvaal. Seating is first-come, first-served. Learn more: ow.ly/IKfP50Xhy8u

Recently published in JPAM: "Beyond borders: Does firm-level exposure to state and local paid sick leave mandates lead to intra-firm spillovers" by Daniel Schneider and Kristen Harknett. doi.org/10.1002/pam.70…

🎙️ Closer Look is JPAM’s podcast series on policy research across education, health, criminal justice, housing, immigration, abortion, and more. Catch all episodes here: jpamscloserlook.podbean.com (3/3)

📄 The episode draws on a recent JPAM article by Herbst entitled "Effects of center-based child care on disadvantaged children: Evidence from a randomized research design." Read it here:doi.org/10.1002/pam.70… (2/3)

🎧 New Episode (#37) of JPAM’s Closer Look Podcast! Host Seth Gershenson (@AU_SPA) talks with Chris Herbst (@ASUPubAffairs) about an experimental evaluation of the Comprehensive Child Development Program, which examines how center-based child care affects children’s language, social skills, and health. Listen here: jpamscloserlook.podbean.com/e/effects-of-c… (1/3)