The Cornell Policy Review is the official public policy journal of the MPA program within the Brooks School of Public Policy at Cornell University. Originally founded in the spring of 1996 as The Current, The Cornell Policy Review is now an online journal run by Masters in Public Administration students who serve as both editors and contributors for the Review. The Review is proud to be affiliated with the Brooks School of Public Policy and Cornell University at large.
The Cornell Policy Review publishes policy analysis essays in the areas of domestic politics, international affairs and development, environmental and energy policy, human rights and social justice, and finance and economic policy. The Review informs its readers through insightful articles, policy analyses, podcasts, interviews, case studies, and original research, providing this information in an accessible, evidence-based, and non-partisan manner.
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