SPP Currents

Double-entry bookkeeping is such a common, widespread accounting practice that most people wouldn’t question why that’s the case. But research into the origins of bookkeeping and other common practices sheds light on how institutions are born.

The United States lacks an integrated grand strategy in the ongoing campaign against al-Qaeda. Instead, its overemphasis on military operations has led to ‘mission creep,’ says Mason Policy Prof. Audrey Kurth Cronin.

Philanthropy is more than wealthy people giving their money away. It’s a defining institution of American-style capitalism.

Francisco Sanchez, U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade , spoke at George Mason’s School of Public Policy

When adding to a resume people often focus on the experience, or positions held, rather than the professional skills that may make them the most qualified candidate. Whether you are looking for a new job or to advance in your current position, your skill-set will help set you apart from the rest of the field.

The latest issue of World Health and Medical Policy journal is now available online. Check out the latest articles from this peer-reviewed journal.

“Scholarship at Mason Policy” is a monthly rundown of recent faculty activity at Mason’s School of Public Policy. It includes faculty presentations, publications and honors and more.

Mason Prof. Tojo Thatchenkery argues that the perception of Asians as modest, non-confrontational team-players is in conflict with corporate America’s view of leadership.

George Mason’s School of Public Policy is partnering with a network of schools and organizations to mobilize students, scholars, practitioners, and concerned public citizens from across the country to participate in The Policy Challenge.

With so many scholarship and grant sources out there, how can a student differentiate between legitimate programs and opportunistic organizations? Keeping an eye open for the ten warning signs of a scam can help you weed out dubious funding sources.