For their February 13th, 2025 issue, IPK Fellow Caitlin Zaloom penned a piece for The New York Review titled “Too Close for Comfort” Read the excerpt below, then click for the full article. The need for social health to be measured and included in decision-making has grown all the more clear in the twenty-first century….
Read MoreOn January 18th, 2025, IPK’s Associate Director Michael Koncewicz joined “NewsNation Live Weekend” to discuss President-elect Donald Trump’s upcoming inauguration and a recap of his first back in 2017. Watch the full video here. Additionally, Koncewicz was quoted in a piece for Salon by Cara Michelle Smith titled “Nixon paved the way for Trump’s “new…
Read MoreOn January 5th, 2025, IPK Fellow A.J. Bauer penned an opinion piece for The Philadelphia Inquirer titled “As Trump prepares for a second term, how should we remember Jan. 6 now?” Read the excerpt below, then click for the full article. According to the narrative proffered by right-wing media, Trump and the hundreds of other…
Read MoreOn December 18th, 2024, IPK Senior Fellow Natasha Dow Schüll‘s book Addiction by Design: Machine Gambling in Las Vegas was recommended by D. Graham Burnett in The New York Times’ list of “62 books to read, recommended by influential people.” Read the excerpt below, then click for the full article. Natasha Dow Schüll is a…
Read MoreOn December 4th, 2024, IPK Visiting Scholar Allison Pugh‘s book The Last Human Job was discussed in an opinion piece penned by Jessica Grose for The New York Times titled “Human Interaction Is Now a Luxury Good.” Read the excerpt below, then click for the full article. Pugh’s timely book reveals the hidden ways that technology…
Read MoreOn December 2nd, 2024, IPK Fellow Maya Vinokour penned an opinion piece for The Nation titled “RFK Jr. Is Scary. His Online Fans Might Be Scarier.” Read the excerpt below, then click for the full article. In light of this realignment, it is time to stop thinking about the prospect of Kennedy in charge of…
Read MoreOn October 17, 2024, IPK Fellow and Rebuild by Design Principal Henk Ovink published, alongside the Global Commission on the Economics of Water, a flagship report titled “The Economics of Water: Valuing the Hydrological Cycle as a Global Common Good”. Read the abstract below, then click for the full report. The world faces a growing…
Read MoreOn September 12, 2024, The New Yorker announced their longlists for the 2024 National Book Awards. We are excited to announce that IPK Visiting Scholar Rowan Ricardo Phillips‘ most recent book Silver is among those nominated by the National Book Awards for Poetry. He is the only nominee this year who has been long-listed before,…
Read MoreOn September 7th, 2024, Eric Klinenberg, Director of the Institute for Public Knowledge, penned an opinion piece for The New York Times titled “The Killer Climate Disaster That Has No Name.” Read the excerpt below, then click for the full article. In typical years, more Americans die in heat waves than in hurricanes, tornadoes and floods combined. Historically,…
Read MoreThe Institute for Public Knowledge’s (IPK) is searching for two postdoctoral research fellows to work on an ambitious, comparative project on how social infrastructure shapes cities and communities, with a focus on climate change, equity, belonging, and civic life. The positions are for one-year appointments, with the possibility of an extension for a second year….
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