Welcome to The Cornell Policy Review,
As the Editor-in-Chief, I am honored to lead a publication dedicated to fostering insightful discourse and rigorous analysis on critical public policy issues. At The Cornell Policy Review, our mission is to serve as a platform for thought leaders, policymakers, scholars, and students to share their research, perspectives, and ideas that can shape the future of our communities and beyond.
In today’s rapidly changing world, the need for informed and innovative policy solutions has never been greater. Our publication strives to contribute to this imperative by delivering content that is not only academically robust but also accessible and relevant to practitioners and the public. We believe that bridging the gap between academia and real-world application is essential for impactful policy-making.
Our diverse team of contributors and editorial staff work tirelessly to ensure that each article we publish meets the highest standards of quality and relevance. From exploring the implications of tech policy to analyzing the intricacies of local climate adaptation strategies, our content covers a broad spectrum of topics that reflect the complexities and challenges of our times.
I am particularly proud of the collaborative spirit that defines The Cornell Policy Review. Our contributors come from various disciplines and backgrounds, each bringing unique insights and expertise to the table. This diversity enriches our publication and underscores our commitment to inclusivity and multidisciplinary dialogue.
As we continue to grow and evolve, we remain steadfast in our dedication to advancing public policy knowledge and practice. I invite you to explore our articles, engage with our content, and join the conversation on issues that matter most to you.
Thank you for your interest in The Cornell Policy Review. Together, let us strive to inform, inspire, and innovate for a better future.
Sincerely,
Alejandro J. Ramos
Editor-in-Chief
The Cornell Policy Review
Scenes from around campus on a sunny spring day on Thursday, April 27, 2023. (Ryan Young / Cornell University)