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NYU Wagner Releases ‘NYC 2025’ Comprehensive, Inclusive Policy Proposals for New York City’s Economic Recovery
New York University’s Wagner School of Public Service today published 15 though
Announcing the 2021 Herbert Roback Scholarship Winners
The late Herbert Roback was a highly respected public servant.
NYU Wagner Capstone Team works with alumna to improve education in Nicaragua coffee fields
NYU Wagner alumna Kristin Van Busum founded Project Alianza, which provides educational opportunities for children at risk of child labor in rural coffee communities, and she enlisted a Capstone team to help figure out how to expand the organization's reach.
WAGTalk: Atul Pokharel, "Communities and Fairness: From Irrigation Canals to Cryptocurrencies"
What do thousand-year-old irrigation canals have in common with digital cryptocurrency? Both are examples of community-governed shared infrastructure. Professor Pokharel will examine some of the possibilities and limits of communities for fairly governing shared infrastructure—both digital and physical—using his work on farmer-managed irrigation canals in Nepal.
Press
As E-Scooters and E-Bikes Proliferate, Safety Challenges Grow
Sarah Kaufman in The New York Times
Bash Back Better: Here's What Governing By Crisis Looks Like
Paul Light in Associated Press
Para mudar a história da região, é preciso deixar de enxergar a floresta como obstáculo
Salo Vinocur Coslovsky in Nexo Jornal Políticas Públicas
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