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About the Collection
Scholars from all Brookings Institution research programs — metropolitan policy, economic studies, governance studies, foreign policy, and global economy and development — visit UNLV throughout the academic year and offer public lectures.
Submissions from 2013
Could a State-Level Carbon Tax Work in the Intermountain West?, Adele C. Morris
Overcoming Legislative Gridlock in the U.S. Congress: How Procedural Rules Affect Legislative Obstructionism, Molly Jackman
Innovation, Inequality, and the Commercialization of Academic Research, Walter Valdivia
The Hidden STEM Economy: The Surprising Diversity of Jobs Requiring Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Knowledge, Jonathan Rothwell
By Choice or by Chance? Why is Nevada Last in Federal Funding and What Can Be Done About It?, Tracy M. Gordon
Game Change: What Have We Learned? Pt. 1, William J. Antholis, Robert E. Lang, William E. Brown, David F. Damore, Helen R. Neill, and Bradley S. Wimmer
Game Change: What Have We Learned? Pt. 2, Robert E. Lang, Sonya D. Horsford, Marya L. Shegog, Ramona Denby-Brinson, and Fatma Nasoz
America’s New Demography: Rising Minorities, Aging Boomers, and Emerging Cultural Gaps, William H. Frey
The Middle Class vs the Creative Class: The Fight for Russia's Future, Clifford Gaddy
The Euro Area Crisis: Origins, Prospects and Implication for the World Economy and Global Governance, Domenico Lombardi
Changing Policy without Changing Law: Addressing Climate Change under the Clean Air Act, Philip Wallach
Immigrant Workers, Human Capital Investment and the Shape of Immigration Reform, Audrey Singer
Applying Well-Being Metrics to Public Policy: Lessons from Experiments around the World, Carol Graham
Technocracy vs. Democracy: Understanding Technology Policy Decision-making, Allan A. Friedman
Submissions from 2012
New Approaches to Understanding and Managing Social Dynamics and Public Policy, Ross Hammond
Climate Change and International Trade: Conflict or Opportunity?, Joshua Meltzer
Clean Energy: The Economics of Why and How, Adele C. Morris
Nuclear Arms Control: Challenges and Opportunities in 2013, Steven Pifer
The Changing Global Order: The United States, Rising Powers, and the Scramble for the 21st Century, Tom Wright
U.S. Energy Policy: The Burdens of the Past and Moving Forward, John P. Banks
Putting Nevada in Perspective: State and Local Government Budgets in Recession and Recovery, Tracy M. Gordon
The U.S. Tax System: Where Do We Go From Here?, Adele C. Morris
What is Changing in War and National Security?, Peter Warren Singer
Where Are the Jobs? Employment Stagnation after the Great Recession, Gary Burtless
The Economics of Cybersecurity: A National Dilemma, Allan A. Friedman
U.S. Student Achievement From A Global Perspective, Thomas Loveless
Submissions from 2011
Happiness around the World: The Paradox of Happy Peasants and Miserable Millionaires, Carol Graham
Immigrants, education, and U.S. economic competitiveness, Audrey Singer
The Federal Deficit Battle of 2011, Ron Haskins
The Next Swing Region: Reapportionment and Redistricting in the Intermountain West, David F. Damore
Booms and Busts: Russia and its Oil, 1970 to 2011 and Beyond, Cliff Gaddy
The Future of the internet in the era of spam, cyber-bullying, and wikileaks, Darrell West
Wired for war: The robotics revolution and conflict in the 21st Century, Peter Singer
The Emergence of Latin America: A Break with History?, Mauricio Cardenas
Economic Recovery in the Rocky Mountain West: Metro Trends and Bottom-up Responses, Mark Muro
Climate Change and Development: The Adaptation Challenge, Katherine Sierra
Education in the developing world: Helping to solve the world’s big problems?, Rebecca Winthrop
Submissions from 2010
Do Students Have Too Much Homework?, Thomas Loveless
Toughing it out in Afghanistan, Michael O'Hanlon
The Housing Market 'Reset' and the Future of American Housing Policy, Alan Mallach
Two years later and two weeks to go: From the panic of 2008 to the mid-terms of 2010, Jim Johnson
Deficits and Disaster, Ron Haskins
Reclaiming Prosperity in Boise: Designing a Sustainable Future in the New West, Mark Muro
The First Thing We Do, Let's Deregulate All the Lawyers, Clifford Winston
Innovation and entrepreneurship: The new drift in federal policy, Mark Muro
The Recent Migration Slowdown and America's Changing Regional Demographics, William H. Frey
Creating an Opportunity Society, Ron Haskins
Reclaiming Prosperity: Repositioning Southern Nevada for the Next Economy, Bruce Katz
Las Vegas as the American Milan: Economic growth in the world economy, Robert E. Lang
The New Geography of Immigration and Local Policy Responses, Audrey Singer
Climate Change and Real Estate: How Environmental Risks and Policies Impact Markets, Adele C. Morris
Metropolitan Las Vegas: Challenges and Opportunities, Mark Muro and Nevada Vision Stakeholder Group
Nuclear Renaissance, How Real Is It: What Are the Implications for Global Governance of the Non Proliferation Regime?, Charles Ebinger
Urban Form in Europe and America, Pietro S. Nivola
The Next Las Vegas boom, Robert E. Lang
Submissions from 2009
A Fateful Year for Climate Change, William J. Antholis
Climate Change Economics 101, Adele C. Morris
Geopolitics of Global Change: The Melting of the Arctic, Charles K. Ebinger
Should the Economic Crisis Change Our Assessment of Markets and Government?, Clifford Winston
How We're Doing: A Composite Index of Global and National Trends & Metropolitan Las Vegas: Challenges, Opportunities, and a Vision, William J. Antholis, Mark Muro, and Robert E. Lang
The Brookings Mountain West Initiative Announcement at UNLV, Brookings Mountain West