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Which Gun Policies Really Are "Common Sense"?
How effective are "common sense" firearm restrictions when policies are implemented at the state level?
Independent Streams (Week of October 28)
Our biweekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
Michigan's Shortage of Substitute Teachers: Research and Solutions
New research finds that Michigan is short of substitute teachers. Research supported by a IPPSR's Michigan Applied Public Policy Research grant suggests some solutions.
Midwest Relations
Analyzing ties that bind Midwest states -- incoming flights, migration and trade -- via IPPSR's new State Networks database.
2020 and the Fight for Women's Representation in Politics
How -- and if -- could the so-called "pink wave" continue into 2020? A new blog examines the question.
Not at Home in the Mitten: Understanding Michigan's Eviction Numbers
Eviction Lab: an exceptional tool to help track and understand the loss of housing in large, mid-size and small communities.
In Other Words (Week of October 21)
Our biweekly compilation of policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan.
Independent Streams (Week of October 14)
Our biweekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
In Other Words (Week of October 9)
Our biweekly compilation of policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan.
Independent Streams (Week of September 30)
Our biweekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
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