Why Attracting Top Talent Should Come First

If growth advocates can't win this fight, they won't win any harder ones

Oct 12 • Alexander Kustov

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How to Do Fact-Checking Right in the Era of AI

Why every writer should build their own knowledge base to talk to and check against

Oct 8 • Steven Denney

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September 2026

Why Governments Don't Have to Restrict Immigration to Save Democracy

What even the reasonable fear of backlash gets wrong about immigration policy

Sep 21 • Alexander Kustov

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How Australia Already Made Immigration Popular and How to Keep It That Way

Lessons from every Anglosphere government's fumbled migration restart

Sep 8 • Alexander Kustov

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August 2026

Making Sense of the Spanish Exception

Why Europe's top immigrant destination has one of the weakest far-right parties

Aug 24 • Alejandro Iribas

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How to Use AI for Public Engagement

A practical guide for social scientists who want their work to be read

Aug 9 • Alexander Kustov

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July 2026

Reality May Have a Liberal Bias, but the Social Sciences Still Need Conservatives

Or why I was wrong about viewpoint diversity

Jul 29 • Alexander Kustov

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Even In a Liberal Democracy, Some People Need to Be Deported

Due process lacks legitimacy when losing never has consequences

Jul 16 • Alexander Kustov

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Why US Nationalism is Essential after 250 Years

How I learned to love my country, and the future of Popular by Design

Jul 3 • Alexander Kustov

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June 2026

Should Local Governments Pick Their Own Immigrants?

What Canada's provinces figured out about matching immigration to need

Jun 29 • Aubrey Westfall

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Why Evidence-based Policymaking Is Overrated

From parachutes and drugs to asylum bans, and the virtue of honest judgment

Jun 25 • Alexander Kustov

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How Canada (Un)made My Thinking on Immigration

A year after "In Our Interest," the book’s favorite case became its hardest test.

Jun 9 • Alexander Kustov

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