Journal of Policy Analysis and Management

New Episode (#42) of JPAM’s A Closer Look podcast!🎙️
Host Seth Gershenson speaks with Chris Bollinger and Ken Troske about their recent JPAM article evaluating Code Louisville, a job training program focused on coding and software development.
Listen here: jpamscloserlook.podbean.com/e/code-louisvi… (1/3)

What happens when authoritarian governments work together across borders? This review examines Anne Applebaum's Autocracy, Inc., which explores the networks, relationships, and systems connecting modern autocracies worldwide. Read more: ow.ly/U9tf50ZIV7Y

How should democracies respond to misinformation and disinformation? This review explores Disinformation, Misinformation, and Democracy, examining the legal challenges of balancing efforts to combat false information with democratic values and free expression. Read more: ow.ly/NAwx50ZIV74

When taxes change, who ultimately pays? This study examines Washington State's cannabis market to explore how tax burdens are distributed among businesses and consumers, offering new insights into the real-world effects of tax policy. Read more: ow.ly/lZbr50ZIV56

Can mentoring shape how young people see their educational and career futures? Drawing on two field experiments in Bhutan, this study explores the role mentors can play in influencing aspirations, educational preferences, and career choices. Read more: ow.ly/1yZ550ZIV2h