Being serious about equality means aiming to ensure we all live equally flourishing lives—not merely that we have the chance to do so.

On stopping the fighting and building the peace.

Austerity is not the only way to save our overextended planet. A simpler life might be both more pleasurable and more equal.

We must reject the legal liberalism that attempts to cordon off constitutional questions from democratic politics.

The United States ranked first on health security; then came COVID-19. In place of technocratic hubris, we need robust new forms of democratic humility.

To generate local, inclusive prosperity, cities must think beyond tech accelerators and science parks and instead embrace a wider range of innovation strategies.

We need a mission-oriented approach to the economy that embraces an active role for government in spurring growth and innovation.

AI can be used to increase human productivity, create jobs and shared prosperity, and protect and bolster democratic freedoms—but only if we modify our approach.

Diplomacy isn’t enough. To decarbonize the economy, we must integrate bottom-up, local experimentation with top-down, global cooperation.

If women’s suffrage was the battle of the twentieth century, women’s representation will be the battle of the twenty-first.

COVID-19 will accelerate a number of troubling longer-term trends—including less public funding and a migration of courses online.

A political appeal to “the people” is a central element of democratic societies. Can we imagine a revitalized, multiracial populist politics today?