RAND Review
July-August 2016
Published Jun 27, 2016
The cover story reports on the resilience of military families: what it takes for families to survive the strain of deployments, and bounce back after the service member's homecoming. A second feature — "The Digital Underworld" — describes RAND research on cybercrime, network defense, and the growing number of data breaches that affect millions of people a year. In this issue's Voices column, Michael Rich reflects on the 40th anniversary of RAND's landmark Health Insurance Experiment. The Giving column profiles actress and self-described science nerd Morgan Fairchild, who recently joined the RAND Policy Circle, a community of philanthropic supporters.
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- Year: 2016
- Pages: 24
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.7249/CP22-2016-07
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