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Explore the latest in public policy analysis, interviews with experts, and the upcoming 2026 Spring Journal. Entirely student-run at Georgetown University’s McCourt School of Public Policy since 1995.

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From innovations in global education and election analysis to prison recidivism, the Georgetown Public Policy Review Podcast dives deep in interviews year-round with U.S. and international experts on a broad range of policy fields.

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