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Long-Term Capitalism

What We're Reading: June 2021

This month we examine multiple tensions, from rising worker power and ongoing worker precarity, to Juneteenth and fresh voter suppression laws.

BY Creating the Conditions for Long-Term Capitalism

Blog Post

06.30.2021
Sports

How to Bet on the Future of Youth Sports

New York has become the first state to legalize sports betting with a carve out for youth sports — 1% of tax revenue in the first year and $5 million annually after that. While the numbers may be modest, it’s a model that could be exported.

BY Tom Farrey

Blog Post

06.28.2021
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US Economy

Building an Infrastructure of Care

One of the most important networks undergirding the US economy isn’t made of concrete or fiber-optic cable. We should give it the respect it requires.

BY David K. Gibson

Blog Post

06.25.2021
The Environment

A New Framework for Transportation Decarbonization

Transportation emissions continue to grow and now represent more than any other sector. We can change that.

BY Joshua Goldman

Blog Post

06.21.2021
Employment and Jobs

A Historic Moment for the Care Economy

How can policy contribute to building a care economy that dignifies the work of caregivers and expands access to quality, affordable care?

BY Natalie Foster & 1 more

Blog Post

06.21.2021
Defense Policy

Jane Harman Makes a Hard Case for Soft Power

The current range of challenges to US security demonstrates the need for a new foreign policy approach.

BY Marko Mavrovic

Blog Post

06.16.2021
US Education Policy

Centering Student Voice in COVID-19 ARP ESSER Plans

In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, the allocation of $122B in funding towards K-12 schools in The American Rescue Plan Elementary and Sec

BY Education and Society Program

Blog Post

06.15.2021
US Economy

Opportunities for a More Sustainable and Inclusive Economy

What is the role of business in creating an economy that works for all?

BY David K. Gibson

Blog Post

06.14.2021
The Environment

Place Matters: Suiting Climate Solutions to Rural Regions

In the Northern Forest, we sustainably harvest timber as part of integrated forest management and use sawmill waste to create solid wood fuel that is delivered to homes just as oil and propane are. But, instead of contributing to the problem, modern wood heat reduces net carbon dioxide emissions by more than 50%.

BY Rob Riley

Blog Post

06.14.2021
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