Seeing Through Preconceptions: A Deeper Look at China and India

Every issue explores cutting-edge developments in technology, medicine, education, climate change, and much more. Articles provide in-depth analyses of science and technologyโ€™s impact on public policy, the economy, and societyโ€”bringing todayโ€™s best minds to bear on tomorrowโ€™s most critical topics.

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From the Hill

  • From the Hill โ€“ Spring 2007

    Bush 2008 budget: More bad news for R&D On February 5, President Bush released his budget for fiscal year (FY) 2008, just as the new Democratic majority in Congress was racing toโ€ฆ Read More

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  • Book cover of brain and culture neurobiology, ideology, and social change

    Itโ€™s the Neurons, Stupid; Or Is It?

    Neuroscience is rapidly coming to dominate psychology. Its high-tech exploration of the relationship between behavior and the physical characteristics of the brain is the polar opposite of โ€œbubbeโ€ psychology: the commonsense notion โ€ฆ Read More
  • Book cover of New Foundations of Cost Benefit Analysis

    Regulatory tool

    Among legal scholars, views about the value of cost-benefit analysis in government regulation range from rampant enthusiasm to outright rejection. Law professors Mathew D. Adler (University of Pennsylvania) and Eric A. Posnerโ€ฆ Read More
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