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    Lockouts, Strikes, And Labor Politics In Pro Sports

    Alex Remington, Harvard University
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    Should The Government Intervene To Make Us Healthier?

    Stephanie Morain, Harvard University
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    How To Fix The Broken Debate On Climate Change

    Andrew J. Hoffman, University of Michigan
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Play To Prevent

Can Video Games Make Kids Healthier?

Lynn Fiellin & Kimberly Hieftje & E. Jennifer Edelman & Deepa R. Camenga, Yale School of Medicine
Researchers are developing games that reduce risky behavior and improve the health of young people.
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    James T. Kloppenberg, Harvard University
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    Claudia Strauss, Pitzer College
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    Linda J. Bilmes, Harvard University
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    Sarah Fankhauser, Harvard Medical School
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    Jesse Lyons, MIT & Mass General Hospital
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    Bill Brucker, Brown University
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  1. Open, Accessible, Sharable: How To Set Knowledge Free

    Neeru Paharia, Georgetown University
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    James Piette, Ph.D.
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    Rosella Cappella, Boston University
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  1. Is The New York City Soda Ban Justified?

    Eldar Sarajlic, Central European University
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  1. How We Can Save By Coordinating Medicare & Medicaid

    Stephanie Morain, Harvard University
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  2. What Happens When a Parent Goes to Prison?

    Joseph Murray, University of Cambridge
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    4 out of 5 Americans support regulations requiring restaurants to post calorie counts for their food.
International Affairs
  1. As 2012 Closes, What Legacy for an “African Spring”?

    Alex Thurston, Northwestern University
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  1. The Drug War Moves East As Cartels’ Influence In Africa Grows

    Ken Opalo, Stanford University
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  2. How Do You Measure The Costs Of War?

    Catherine Lutz, Brown University
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Neeru Paharia
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Neeru Paharia

Professor, Georgetown University

Neeru Paharia is an Assistant Professor at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business and holds a doctorate in marketing from Harvard Business School.

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