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Effects of Project Labor Agreements on Affordable Housing Production
Aug 2, 2021
Jason M. Ward

A project labor agreement requiring that a primarily union workforce be used for housing projects for the homeless in Los Angeles appears to be one reason that the city's $1.2 billion Proposition HHH ballot initiative is falling short of its goal.
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Preventing Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault in the U.S. Army
Aug 2, 2021
Miriam Matthews, Andrew R. Morral @AndrewMorral, et al.

Groups of soldiers, and particularly women, in different commands, bases, and career fields experience substantially different rates of sexual harassment and sexual assault. A better understanding of the characteristics and context of these incidents can inform and improve prevention efforts.
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Historic Lynchings and Voter Registration, China in Space, Firefighters' Mental Health: RAND Weekly Recap
Jul 30, 2021

This weekly recap focuses on the link between historic lynchings and voter registration, Afghanistan in the era of fentanyl, supporting firefighters’ mental health, and more.
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How Japan Can Prepare for Future Conflicts
Jul 29, 2021
Jeffrey W. Hornung, Scott Savitz, et al.

When it comes to emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and unmanned systems, how does Japan compare to other countries? How can it deter and counter possible aggression from an adversary that is more advanced in these technology areas?

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China's Quest for Global Primacy

Legislative Issue Areas

New from Congressional Relations

U.S. Airport Funding and Finance

Understanding Chinese Deterrence Signaling

Preschool Programs in the United States

What is the State of Deterrence in the Taiwan Strait and Korea?

RAND Research on China

China and Russia: Superspreaders of Malign and Subversive COVID-19 Information

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Meeting the Needs of the Mental Health Population in the LA County Jail System

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Effects of Project Labor Agreements on Affordable Housing Production

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