City Governance and Policy Practice
UEI is proud to announce its second established practice at our think tank, the City Governance and Policy (CGP) Practice.
UEI is proud to announce its second established practice at our think tank, the City Governance and Policy (CGP) Practice. The second of its kind at UEI, this practice will feature critical research, scholarship, writing, policy work, and direct engagement with the changing landscape of city governance, the civil service, beaurocacy, legislation, the Office of the Mayor, and funding in New York City and cities along the east coast.
Leadership
The CGP Practice is spearheaded by engaged scholars and policy researchers from UEI. Their existing work captures critical discussions about New York City governance and policymaking:
Co-Director — Ishaan Barrett, Founding President and Managing Partner (specialties: the civil service; funding and city council oversight; corruption and electoral politics; the Office of the Mayor)
Co-Director — Rohit Barrett, Junior Partner (specialities: data analytics and machine learning; economic policy; energy, climate change, and sustainability studies).
Practice Initiatives
Ongoing projects developed by the CGP Practice broken down by issue area, geography, and focus.
CGP Research and Working Papers
TO BE RELEASED: DOI and anti-corruption stopgaps in the New York City Office of the Mayor from 2018 through 2024; studying sentiment analysis, discourse production, and intentionality through LLMs and large data models.
Featured From UEI
Engaged Scholarship
Work published by practice directors and contributors at other outlets and publications will be included here.
