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RAND Review

November-December 2019

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The cover story spotlights how RAND research has sought to focus the national conversation about suicide in general, and veteran suicide in particular, around solutions that work. A second feature explores cybersecurity and the liability implications of driverless cars. A third feature describes a novel approach to services and reentry to improve the post-incarceration experience for individuals returning to community. The Q&A features Benjamin Preston, director of RAND's Community Health and Environmental Policy Program, discussing his research on climate science. The Giving column highlights a million-dollar gift from Daniel J. Epstein to fund research on homeless veterans.

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