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The Cornell Policy Review Podcast
Cornell Policy Review
35 episodes
4 months ago
Join Norie Wright (MPA '24) as she sits down with Alejandro Ramos (MPA '25) to further discuss his Cornell Policy Review publication “Igniting Democracy: America’s Burning Need for Civic Education” and the obstacles facing citizen participation in American democracy today.
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Join Norie Wright (MPA '24) as she sits down with Alejandro Ramos (MPA '25) to further discuss his Cornell Policy Review publication “Igniting Democracy: America’s Burning Need for Civic Education” and the obstacles facing citizen participation in American democracy today.
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Episode 20: An Interview with Professor Michael Dorf
The Cornell Policy Review Podcast
34 minutes 37 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 20: An Interview with Professor Michael Dorf
The Cornell Policy Review invites Professor Dorf to speak with us during a roundtable. Professor Dorf will be sharing critical insights on the process of judicial appointments to the Supreme COurt of the United States, its constitutional foundations, and overall significance for public policy in general.
The Cornell Policy Review Podcast
Join Norie Wright (MPA '24) as she sits down with Alejandro Ramos (MPA '25) to further discuss his Cornell Policy Review publication “Igniting Democracy: America’s Burning Need for Civic Education” and the obstacles facing citizen participation in American democracy today.