Policy memos, studies, philosophy papers, economic analyses, and columns spanning domestic politics in the US, international relations, and diplomacy studies. This section also includes research on government, political organizing, social policy, international trade, political economy, climate economics, and finance.
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
This study mobilizes deep mapping and GIS spatialization research to investigate how public art and open-space murals are embedded within Washington, DC’s urban landscape. Indexing these public arts allows a more compressive understanding of these vibrant enclaves of the nation’s capital.
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
This paper will explore the nature of ephemeral urban spaces with special attention to the physical, linguistic, and political barriers that complexify the asylum and migrant experience for new arrivals in New York.