Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein reviews the new book Dark Towers, a fascinating story about behind the scenes business and Donald Trump in his February 14th Washington Post article. You can read the full article here.
In his January 24th article in the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein cautions against reliance on the current economic boom, and discusses how the state of politics could impact the country’s economic welfare. You can read the full article here.
In his December 19th piece in the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein highlights the connection between corporate America and the Justice Department, and the impact it has on consumers. You can read the full article here.
In his December 5th piece in the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses a surprising benefit of the Trump administration’s new health care policy. You can read the full article here.
The Second Annual Roger Wilkins lecture took place on November 19, where Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein and Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan discussed Justice Kagan’s career and the processes of the court. You can watch the livestream of the event here.
In his July 27th piece in the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein writes on the drawbacks of Senator Elizabeth Warren’s private equity plan, despite her good intentions. You can read the full piece here.
In his August 19th piece in the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein discusses the newly released statement from the Business Roundtable and it’s impact on corporate America and the consumer. You can read the full article here.
In his August 23rd post in the Washington Post, Robinson Professor of Public Affairs Steven Pearlstein analyzes California’s innovative wildfire plan and the upcoming wave of climate change adaptation. You can read the full article here.
In a September 14th piece, News at Mason explored Robinson Professor Steven Pearlstein’s First Tuesday lecture series, which brings a wide range of political experts to campus to explore different arenas of the upcoming election. You can read the full article here.
In a September 30 feature in The Week, Robinson Professor Steven Pearlstein gave his recommendations on books concerning capitalism and American democracy, including pieces by Adam Smith and Francis Fukuyama. You can find the full list here.
