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Foreign Policy in the 2016 Presidential Primaries Based on the Exit Polls
Nonresident fellow Gregory Holyk takes a look at the exit polls and how candidates have fared among voters that prioritize different aspects of US foreign policy.
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Growing Food for Growing Cities: Tackling Food Waste along the Supply Chain
The latest post in our "Growing Food for Growing Cities" series discusses interventions to address food waste along developing supply chains.Blog
A Multilateral Window for City Diplomacy
Dr. Michele Acuto, director of the City Leadership Initiative at University College London and nonresident fellow, details how cities are gaining influence on critical issues in global affairs and becoming core drivers in international efforts.Blog
Big Ideas and Emerging Innovations
Highlighting approaches, technologies, and ideas that have the potential to radically advance global food security.Blog
Pathways to a Clean Environment
A recent conference presented by the University of Chicago and Tsinghua University in Beijing took a look at environmental governance in China and the United States. Research associate Andrew Morimoto highlights some of the findings.Blog
Guest Commentary – Social Protection: A Game Changer in Reaching Zero Hunger
As part of our "Growing Food for Growing Cities" series, Faustine Wabwire of Bread for the World discusses the need for stakeholder coordination to end hunger.Blog
Water Scarcity, Urbanization, and Climate Change are a Combined Threat to Supply Chains in the Developing World
Council senior fellow Michael Tiboris discusses the impacts of urbanization, agricultural growth, and climate change on global water availability as part of the "Growing Food for Growing Cities" series.
