The Financial Implications of the Death Penalty
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In Yale University ERISA Case, Plaintiffs Lose but
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American Compass Dystopia: The “Decline” In Investment
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2022 Arms Sales Risk Index
Jordan Cohen To promote debate and help improve U.S. decision‐making about arms sales, we created the Arms Sales Risk Index,
American Compass Dystopia: Finance’s “Disproportionate Share” Of Profits
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Farm Bill 2023: Crop Insurance Subsidies
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126 Parole Orders over 7 Decades: A Historical Review of
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House Appropriations Subcommittee Zeroes Out California High‐Speed Rail
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