The Sanford Journal is proud to announce the release of our Spring 2013 edition, Volume 4. Please join us April 25th at 6 p.m. as we gather to celebrate the hard work of our staff and the terrific contributions of our authors. Meet us in the Sanford Commons of the Sanford School of Public Policy for refreshments and a panel discussion with Jonathan D. Kelley about his article “Gideon’s Bullhorn: Sounding a Louder, Clearer Call for a Civil Right to Counsel.” Author John Papazian will also be on hand to discuss his article “The Lens of Law Enforcement: A Geospatial Statistical Program Evaluation of Denver’s HALO Camera Surveillance System.”

The pdf version of Volume 4 is available for download. The Kindle and print copies of the Journal will be available in early May. In the meantime, take a look at some of our staff’s stellar blog posts.

SJPP Volume 4 2013

 

 

The Sanford Journal of Public Policy was created in 2009 as a forum for public policy students and professionals to contribute to the current policy discourse through insightful analysis and innovative solutions.

The Sanford Journal is run by the graduate students of the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University and is published online annually. The Sanford Journal solicits articles across the spectrum of public policy in a variety of formats, including policy research and position papers, issue briefs, opinion pieces, reviews of recently published books, and interviews with policy professionals. Its website is designed to be a place where public policy students and practitioners can stay connected to current policy discussions and express their own views on today’s policy challenges.

The views and opinions expressed in the Journal and on the website are the authors’ own and do not necessarily represent the views of the Sanford School of Public Policy or Duke University.

 
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