Decoding Democracy: Can Math Help Us Choose Better Leaders?
Uncover the complexities of approval-based committee (ABC) elections and how mathematical scoring rules can refine our understanding of fair and effective decision-making.
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Decoding the Census: Why Data Design Matters More Than Noisy Measurements
Ever wondered how census data shapes our understanding of society? This article explores why the design of census data products is crucial, often outweighing the importance of noisy measurement adjustments. Join us as we unravel the key factors in creating meaningful and accurate data.
Voting Made Easy: How the Minimax Method Can Simplify Your Choices
Frustrated by confusing voting systems? Learn about the Minimax method and how new research simplifies voting, ensuring fairer outcomes with practical applications.
The Hidden Influencers: How Bureaucrats Shape Our World More Than We Think
Are bureaucrats just paper pushers? This article reveals how these often-invisible figures wield considerable power in shaping government policies, sometimes more than elected officials themselves.
Fueling Progress or Just Hot Air? Unpacking India's Ujjwala Yojana Impact
Dive into an in-depth analysis of India's Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) and discover its real impact on LPG accessibility, regional disparities, and the ongoing challenges of energy poverty.
Tax Reform in Brazil: Will Proposed Changes Help or Hurt the Poor?
Explore the potential consequences of Brazil's proposed indirect tax reforms, examining their impact on poverty, inequality, and the overall tax burden on families across different income levels.
Culture Clash: How Cultural Diversity Impacts Global Governance
Explore the intriguing relationship between cultural diversity and governance. Learn how embracing or mismanaging cultural differences can shape a nation's political stability, economic health, and overall quality of life.
The Transparency Paradox: When More Information Backfires in Policymaking
In the world of policymaking, transparency is usually seen as good but a new study reveals that more transparency can sometimes lead to worse outcomes. Discover the hidden ways transparency affects lobbying and policy decisions.
Workplace Harmony? How Unions Can Bridge the Political Divide
Discover how unionization can lead to unexpected political harmony in the workplace, bridging ideological gaps and fostering a more unified environment.
Latin America's Political Puzzle: Why Presidential Power Doesn't Always Win
Explore how political party ideologies, coalition sizes, and party systems impact presidential power in Latin America. Learn why popular presidents can still face legislative hurdles and what truly drives foreign policy decisions.
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