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27 Pol'y Persp. [i] (2020)

handle is hein.journals/plyps27 and id is 1 raw text is: EDITOR'S NOTE Policy and passion might not seem like likely companions. Yet we would argue that passion is what served as the spark for the research and insights you will find within this 27th volume of Policy Perspectives. It is what brings us to live the Trachtenberg motto, Doing good and doing it well This year, we've had the pleasure of working with eight authors to express the good they hope to see and do through the articles they've written. From passion, to analysis, to action: that is the route that many of these ideas will take as our authors continue to confront complex issues like those posed in their articles. The articles featured in Volume 27 offer a diversity of analytical approaches and conclusions regarding policy issues that span the nation and the globe. These pieces discuss the equity implications of policies affecting individuals and entire countries; health and education policy; women's entrepreneurship; and the ever-present concern of obtaining sufficient resources to ensure a high quality of life for citizens around the globe. For a practical perspective on how our alumni are tackling issues like these in the real world, we also encourage you to dive into the insights that alumni Simon McNorton and Abby Walsh shared with us this spring. The articles in this volume could not be where they are today if not for an incredibly talented team supporting every step of the editorial process. We are indebted to Associate Editors Jason Cohn, Lisa DeBone, Katie Howell, Thomas Rachko, Stephanie Silver, Eleanor Thompson, and Elisa Walker, whose keen eyes were crucial to getting these articles in their best possible form. We thank this year's Senior Editors, past staff members who eagerly pitched in to see another volume to success. We are deeply grateful to Reeve Jacobus, Executive Editor of Brief Policy Perspectives, for his unwavering support, friendship, and calm demeanor, even when we were less than calm. Finally, we thank our Layout Editor Ellen Wang for always ensuring Policy Perspectives puts its best face forward over the years. Staff and faculty across the Trachtenberg School have been instrumental in ensuring the success of Policy Perspectives this year. Dr. Kathy Newcomer continues to be a longstanding champion of our efforts and a source of inspiration. We thank Dr. Mary Tschirhart for ensuring Policy Perspectives maintains a prominent role in the student experience at the Trachtenberg School. We are grateful to Amber Palma-Halma and Pamela Brown, who answered every question we had with patience and kindness. Volume 27 - along with all our prior volumes - is online thanks to Dolsy Smith. Finally, we thank the faculty reviewers for their crucial role in ensuring that these articles are not only well-written, but theoretically sound. It has been a privilege and an honor to serve as Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor of Volume 27 of Policy Perspectives. We are so proud to share some of the Trachtenberg School's best work with you and hope you will continue the conversation started in these pages. Kendall Banks Jackie Wheeler Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor

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