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Two New Technology Policy Briefs Published!
New Brief publications, October 13th, 2024
Understanding PADFA: The Pros and Cons of the Federal Government’s Approach to American Data Privacy
American Privacy Rights Act: Pros, Cons, and Impact on Consumer Data Protection
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The Criminal Justice System is made up of three factors: law enforcement, courts, and corrections. ACE’s criminal justice research focuses on the history of the criminal justice system and how it has adapted, or remained the same, throughout decades of movements and liberation. >>Read more
The Criminal Justice System is made up of three factors: law enforcement, courts, and corrections. ACE’s criminal justice research focuses on the history of the criminal justice system and how it has adapted, or remained the same, throughout decades of movements and liberation. >>Read more
Democratic governance explores the systems, structures and nuances of democratic systems. In addition, this research area includes the transitions countries are making both towards and away from democracy. >>Read more
ACE’s Economic research currently focuses on National Debt, which is the accumulation of the federal budget deficits plus interest. The federal budget deficit is how much more the federal government spends than it takes in through taxes. >>Read more
ACE’s Economic research currently focuses on National Debt, which is the accumulation of the federal budget deficits plus interest. The federal budget deficit is how much more the federal government spends than it takes in through taxes. >>Read more
Foreign Policy is the way a country regulates and dictates how it will interact with other countries governments, economies, and citizens. ACE has research teams focused on the following regions:
- Africa
- Asia
- Central & Latin America
- Eurasia
- Middle East & North Africa
Human Rights and Equality refers to the basic rights, freedoms, and opportunities afforded to all people. ACE’s Human Rights and Equality team works to cultivate research that informs citizens of the various violations and inequalities that disenfranchised populations face. >> Read more
Immigration is the movement of people across national borders, and the policies which regulate that movement. Immigration can be voluntary or forced, permanent or temporary.
ACE’s research on immigration focuses on both:
- Voluntary migration or migration encompasses permanent migration like the diversity visa program or family sponsorship, and temporary migration like work or student visas.
- Forced migration or migration which occurs when people do not choose to leave their homes, but are forced to due to violence or persecution.
The Local Governance Project is a prestigious, ACE-sponsored fellowship where students identify a primary issue in their home communities using the Political Priorities Worksheet, and identify and explore potential local government responses to that issue. Fellows present their findings to local government decision-makers and to their communities. This project speaks to one of ACE’s primary goals: empowering citizens to engage in the democratic process. >> Read more
Nuclear nonproliferation refers to policies taken to discourage the spread of nuclear weapons. This research project also explores issues around nuclear energy and foreign policy. >> Read more
Public health policy refers to local, state, and national government actions, support, and regulation related to the health of the population. >> Read more
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Appreciation for ACE Interns and Fellows
Over 400 ACE Fellows and Interns from more than 140
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Summer Fellow Publishes Article with International Policy Digest
Swini Adikari, a Master’s student at George Washington University, recently
Climate Migration Conference Featured in Chatham House’s The World Today
Following Chatham House’s panel discussion on climate migration in Sub-Saharan
ACE Quarterly Research Journal Vol. 1
We are proud to share the first edition of the
ACE Research Associate Publishes Article for Indiana Daily Student
ACE’s International Organizations & Agreements Research Associate, Katelyn Balakir, published
West Sanctions Russia to Deter Aggression Against Ukraine The United States and its allies imposed sanctions on Russia
Overview of CAFE Standards Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards are government-set standards regulating how far vehicles should
The Shadow of War Returns to Europe The post-Cold War security environment in Europe was characterized by the
Introduction The Child Tax Credit (CTC) is a tax benefit granted by the government to American taxpayers for
Introduction France is a founding member of NATO, the European Union, and holds permanent membership and veto power
What is Cash Bail? When a person is arrested, cash bail is the amount of money arrestees must
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Source: Encyclopedia Britannica Serbia, a country of over ten million people with a unique cultural background and ties
What are Enhanced Interrogation Techniques? Enhanced Interrogation Techniques refers to interrogation methods employed by the Central Intelligence Agency
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The “New Scramble for Africa” is a phrase newly adopted by many in the field of foreign policy,
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Over the course of the past six months, the United States committed to several EU-U.S. trade agreements to
The presence of the American military in South Korea began at the end of WWII, when American and