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INSTITUTIONAL TRANSITIONS

Evaluating the Effectiveness of Policies and Practices

The global economy is undergoing a period of significant transformation as governments, industries, and institutions respond to evolving energy, climate, and sustainability priorities. These shifts create new opportunities but also introduce transition risks and potential unintended consequences that can affect economic competitiveness, resilience, and long-term growth. We focus on generating actionable insights that inform decision-making across national security, supply chains, finance, and international trade, helping stakeholders navigate an increasingly complex and interconnected policy landscape. Our team is recognized for advancing research that quantifies transition risks and evaluates the impacts of policy and institutional change on industry and government.

2026

THE EMERGENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO ADDRESS FORCED LABOR IN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS

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This technical bulletin provides an overview of the emerging use of artificial intelligence to address forced labor in global supply chains.

2025

MODERN SLAVERY: GEN Z AS THE DRIVER FOR ETHICAL LABOR

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This technical bulletin provides an insight to Gen Z's purchasing power and opinions on modern slavery while showcasing the risks their habits may pose to brands and producers of apparel, footwear, tea, and coffee with forced labor within their supply chain.

2024

FORCED LABOR IN GLOBAL

SUPPLY CHAINS

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This project will empower U.S. major corporations, consumers, investors, and government agencies to collectively take action to address forced labor in global supply chains and uphold American values of liberty, justice, and freedom.

2022

POLICIES DRIVING THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE TRANSITION IN THE UNITED STATES

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In order to help the electric vehicle transition continue to develop seamlessly across all sectors and governments, there are many aspects of policy and industry that must change.

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