Chemotherapy Drug Shortages in the U.S. — The Recurring Nightmare
Cancer drug shortages are almost uniquely associated with generic drugs (small profit margins) and rarely with patented…
March 13, 2014 3342 Results
Theory-building in Border Studies: The View From North America
Theory-building in border studies would go further if closer attention were paid to methods instead of the nature of borders…
March 13, 2014 
India’s Ministry of Finance and the Benefits of Losing
The past few months have seen extraordinary progress in financial sector reforms in India. Why now, near the end of the…
March 11, 2014 
Model Legislation: Rice University’s Baker Institute and the South Texas College of Law Drug Policy Collaboration 2013
In 2012, the Drug Policy Program at Rice University’s Baker Institute and the South Texas College of Law (STCL) established…
March 11, 2014 U.S. Monetary Policy and the Debate About the Other Indian IT
A proposed inflation targeting (IT) approach to monetary policy has generated vigorous debate in India, where inflation has…
March 7, 2014 
Edward P. Djerejian Center for the Middle East | Women’s Rights, Human Rights, and Refugees | Issue Brief
The Paradox of Female Economic Participation in the Middle East and North Africa Despite mounting efforts toward achieving gender equality, the MENA region continues to rank the lowest worldwide in women’s…
March 7, 2014 
Seven Takeaways From the March 4 Texas Primaries
Political science fellow Mark Jones offers insight to the March 4 Texas primaries.
March 5, 2014 
The U.S. Response to the Crisis in Ukraine
The situation in Ukraine is the most serious foreign policy challenge ever faced by the Obama administration, writes Rice…
March 5, 2014 
Health Policy Research Newsletter -- March 2014
Exorbitant prices for cancer drugs harm patients who cannot afford to take their medicines.
March 3, 2014 Election Season in India
Writing about India's upcoming elections, Baker Institute international economics fellow Russell Green suggests that the…
February 27, 2014