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  • Putting a Freeze on Arctic Ocean Drilling: Kiley Kroh, Michael Conathan, and Emma Huvos outline the shortcomings in the United States' response capabilities to an oil spill in the Arctic.
  • Rehab-to-Rent Can Help Hard-Hit Communities and Our Economy: Alon Cohen, Jordan Eizenga, John Griffith, Bracken Hendricks, and Adam James lay out a plan for removing a portion of government-owned foreclosed properties from the glutted for-sale market by converting them to affordable rental units.
  • Movin’ It and Improvin’ It!: Instead of treating them as “either/or” choices, smart school systems would combine “movin’ it” and “improvin’ it” policies to maximize increases in teaching effectiveness, writes Craig D. Jerald.
  • Universities in Innovation Networks: Krisztina “Z” Holly looks at the vital and extensive role universities play in driving innovation in the United States.
  • Rewiring the Federal Government for Competitiveness: We must reorganize part of the federal government in order to efficiently invest in our future economic competitiveness and scientific innovation, write Johnathan Sallet and Sean Pool.
  • Immigration for Innovation: Marshall Fitz looks at how to enhance labor market mobility and promote economic growth while advancing workforce stability through enforceable labor standards and protections.
  • Economic Intelligence: Andrew D. Reamer looks at ways the federal statistical system can better support the nation's economic competitiveness.
  • Building a Technically Skilled Workforce: Louis Soares and Stephen Steigleder propose a private-public partnership grant program to boost the middle-skill workers that America will require to be globally competitive.
  • Series on U.S. Science, Innovation, and Economic Competitiveness: Two CAP teams, one from Science Progress and the other from the Doing What Works project, release a series of reports focusing on different building blocks of our national competitiveness.
  • Jumping Beyond the Broom: Aisha C. Moodie-Mills looks at issues facing black gay and transgender Americans, and makes recommendations on how to improve the lives of those in this community.

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