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Dirty deeds, done for considerable amounts of money


The week’s two big political campaigning scandals — Cambridge Analytica’s data-harvesting and Labor’s funding scam in Victoria — highlight the temptations facing parties desperate to win government. For Labor, an Ombudsman’s report on the affair places valuable information in the hands of the Victorian Opposition.
Briefing paper

Australia and the 2018 midterm elections: a primer


Midterm elections are an important indicator of the national political climate that curb or enhance the power of the president’s party in Congress. If Republicans maintain majorities in the House and Senate, they will continue to pursue core policy priorities.
Working paper

Race and economic opportunity in the United States: an intergenerational perspective


This study examines five racial and ethnic groups - people of Hispanic ethnicity and non-Hispanic whites, blacks, Asians, and American Indians. By analyzing rates of upward and downward mobility across generations for these groups, we quantify how their incomes change and predict their future earnings trajectories.
Book

Citizen engagement with the changing city


This resource provides an in-depth insight into how to engage citizens and city-building in the complex, contemporary city.
Report

From awareness to funding: voter perceptions and support of public libraries in 2018


OCLC has partnered with the American Library Association (ALA) and its Public Library Association (PLA) division to investigate current perceptions and support among US voters and how they may have shifted since 2008 when OCLC published From Awareness to Funding: A Study of Library Support in America.
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