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CASBS fellow Dan Ho is a co-organizer of this special issue of PNAS Two-time former CASBS fellow @ghadfield.bsky.social writes on the legal infrastructure for transformative AI governance

In March, we announced the 2026-27 CASBS fellows class. Starting Monday, we will introduce each class member. One per day, every day. It's our highly anticipated annual rollout. You will love it, even if you don't admit it.

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Our thanks to Million Podcasts for recognizing CASBS's podcast, Human Centered ➡️ www.millionpodcasts.com/stanford-uni...

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🎙️ NEW CASBS PODCAST EPISODE "Confronting Climate Migration Crises" Two 2024-25 CASBS fellows – @maureeneger.bsky.social & @ahsfarmer.bsky.social – discuss thorny scholarly and policy dimensions of the climate migration landscape w/journalist & 2017-18 CASBS fellow John Markoff 🎧 bit.ly/3Rluy3b 👂

A CASBS partnership with @coreecon.bsky.social & Honor Education, a project called enCOREage, accelerates progress in moving toward greater inclusion and diversity in economics education. In doing so, it incorporates expertise from beyond the borders of economics. About enCOREage: bit.ly/4wojGk9

A copy of the NEW BOOK by Ralph Schroeder, "Online Politics in India and China," written during Ralph's 2023-24 CASBS fellowship year, has entered into the Center's renowned Ralph W. Tyler Collection 📚 About this Oxford Univ. Press book: global.oup.com/academic/pro... Ralph's shout-out to CASBS: 🧵

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Former CASBS fellow @jacksonmatthewo.bsky.social is on-site today, presenting at our summer Institute on AI Methods for Social Scientists So we're plugging Matt's recent appearance on the CASBS podcast in conversation w/2025-26 CASBS fellow @rajivsethi.bsky.social Awesome episode - check it out ⬇️

Fmr CASBS director @mlevi.bsky.social & 2022-23 fellow @himself.bsky.social guest edited the Winter 2023 issue of Dædalus. The title of the issue mirrored the name of the flagship CASBS project (2018-23). The entire issue, featuring an all-star cast of essay writers, is open access ➡️ bit.ly/4gVrgxO

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CASBS's Creating a New Moral Political Economy program (2018-23) maintains an open access repository allowing students & educators to expand their thinking about issues & questions relating to moral political economy. Scholars also can add their syllabi & other digital resources. ➡️ mpe.stanford.edu

Next week, CASBS's new summer institute on AI methods for social scientists begins. But CASBS has helped build and push fields and disciplines through its summer institutes since 1977. Read an overview of the storied history that continues today. ➡️ bit.ly/45juCDH

Nice piece on the great work being done by CASBS fellow Dan Ho and his collaborators at the Stanford RegLab news.stanford.edu/stories/2026...

How AI is helping states cut through decades of red tapeStanford researchers scanned 500 million words of state law to reveal the stunning growth of reporting requirements, and are now giving governments a tool to clean them up.news.stanford.edu

We're ensconced among the trees... On CASBS as spatial experience ➡️ bit.ly/4yc32Wl

Imagining Adaptive Societies A CASBS project brings social scientists in dialogue w/speculative fiction writers. The interactions allow exploration of complex systems & the consequences of change as well as imagination of more sustainable & just social arrangements in the present. ➡️ bit.ly/4x0Csy0

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2026 is the 20th anniversary of the publication of "The Global Debate over Constitutional Property" by 2003-04 CASBS fellow Gregory Alexander Most fellows know that Greg nailed it when remarking on the Center's "matchless environment for engaging in collaborative conversations" 😏 #CREATEDatCASBS

NEW in the Journal of Applied Psychology by 2025-26 CASBS fellow @ellenernstkossek.bsky.social & collaborators, a decade in the making, counters some conventional wisdom on leave policy implementation. "Offering Paid Sick and Family Leave Is Not Enough" Open Access: psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/202...