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Independent Streams (Week of February 11)
Our biweekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
Why Today's Policymakers Are Younger
A fresh take on seeking public office -- younger candidates are making their mark.
In Other Words (Week of February 4)
Our biweekly policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan. Their positions are On the Right, On the Left and Down the Middle.
Anticipation: A new governor's first State of the State speech
New Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is preparing to deliver her first State of the State speech, just a little more than a month from taking office. Here, a preview of that speech.
Solar's got the power. How bright's the economy? IPPSR Podcast
New research shines light on Michigan's energy choices. And the economy to come and our political preferences. Listen in!
Independent Streams (Week of January 28)
Our bi-weekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
In Other Words (Week of January 21)
<p>Our biweekly policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan. Their positions are To the Right, To the Left and Down the Middle.</p>
IPPSR Public Policy Forum: Lending Light to Michigan's Double Crisis
The Institute for Public Policy and Social Research held a policy forum focused on Michigan’s double crisis of opioid overdose and suicide. The Public Policy Forum took place on January 16, 2019.
IPPSR Public Policy Forum: Term Limits
IPPSR's Public Policy Forum presents research and observations on Michigan's strict term limits.
The President. The Governor. The Economy 2018.
What grade is Michigan giving President Donald Trump, outgoing Gov. Rick Snyder and the economy now and a year from now?
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