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Hypertext

John Maki, Jennifer Pahlka, Jennifer Doleac, Philip Cook, Candice Jones, Tracy Palandjian, Jake Segal, Alex Tabarrok, Marc Levin, John Arnold, Matt Grossmann, John MacDonald, Jeffrey Liebman

A Niskanen Center journal linking ideas, and people, in pursuit of an America where competitive markets and an effective state advance the common good.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • John Maki

    "A certain humility in these matters is very necessary"

  • Jennifer Pahlka

    Author, Recoding America. Senior Fellow at the Niskanen Center and Federation of American Scientists. Founder and former ED of Code for America. Helped start the US Digital Service.

  • Jennifer Doleac

    Executive Vice President of Criminal Justice at Arnold Ventures more

  • Philip Cook

    I'm an economist on the faculty at Duke University since 1973. My current research focuses on policing gun violence.

  • Candice Jones

    Candice C. Jones is the president and CEO of Public Welfare Foundation. She is a former White House Fellow and the past director of the Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice.

  • Tracy Palandjian
  • Jake Segal

    Managing Director, Advisory + Public Sector, at Social Finance. Interested in helping governments work better. I have one good joke and it's about hippos.

  • Philip Cook

    I'm an economist on the faculty at Duke University since 1973. My current research focuses on policing gun violence.

  • Alex Tabarrok

    Prof of economics at George Mason U, co-founder with Tyler Cowen of the online education platform http://MRU.org and the economics blog MarginalRevolution.com

  • Marc Levin

    Marc A. Levin is the Chief Policy Counsel for the Council on Criminal Justice, a non-partisan center of gravity and incubator of policy and leadership. He previously developed the concept of the Right on Crime initiative.

  • John Arnold

    Co-Chair, Arnold Ventures

  • Matt Grossmann

    Matt Grossmann is Director of the Institute for Public Policy and Social Research and Professor of Political Science at Michigan State University. He serves as Senior Fellow at the Niskanen Center and host of the Science of Politics podcast.

  • John MacDonald
  • Jeffrey Liebman
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