Defining the Future of Regenerative Agriculture
If capitalism is a cause of the climate crisis, can it also be a solution? Proponents of carbon offset markets would argue yes. Carbon offsets…
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How to make health data breach notifications useful
If a notification lands in someone’s inbox but they can’t understand it, does it make a sound? That’s the question at the heart of some…
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Export controls and transparency: The EU’s strategy to reduce human rights abuses
The European Union is once again showing its commitment to privacy — this time for people outside of its borders. In 2021, the European Union…
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FTC Supervisory Capabilities as a Steppingstone to Federal Privacy Legislation
In a September panel at the Sanford School of Public Policy, Professor Chris Hoofnagle of UC Berkeley presented an interesting perspective: the United States is…
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Automation is a Distraction
Alternative Work Arrangements are the Real Threat to American Jobs Rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics have caused panic that American jobs will be…
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Opinion: India Using Internet Shutdowns to Suppress Unrest
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the policy or position of the Sanford…
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Taxing the Digital Economy: Challenges in the European Union
Tax policy reform specifically targeting the digital economy has become a hotly debated subject in the European Union (EU). In recent years, several EU member…
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Harvesting the Agricultural Potential of Drones
The world’s food system sits at a precarious intersection. Rising temperatures and erratic rainfall, political instability and conflict throughout the developing world, and rapid movement of people to urban…
Read MoreWhen Google Knows You’re Not a Dog: Electronic Identity and Social Media
These past few months I got to join a seminar on Social Media and Public Policy, led by Sanford grad Matt Perrault, now Head of Global…
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