The Center for Energy Studies provides data-driven, nonpartisan analysis on the world's complex energy landscape through rigorous research and strategic convening. Through the Energy Forum, the Center ...

In this episode of “The Two-Handed Economist,” John W. Diamond and Bill King discuss the 2026 Social Security Trust Fund report, examining the program’s long-term financial outlook, the history of ...

The American food supply chain is at risk due to increased farmworker shortages. This new brief explains the issues and suggests policy options to meet the needs of, and for, these vital workers.

In this commentary, experts Rekha Lakshmanan and Kirstin R.W. Matthews along with coauthor Elizabeth Chen examine the implications of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s replacement of the U.S. vaccine advisory ...

Constitutional reforms currently underway in Mexico will have significant consequences for both competition and regulation within the country’s energy sector. A new report from the Center for the U.S.

In late July, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar delivered a bleak economic outlook for the state’s economy: the amount of general revenue funds available for the current biennium is expected to be $11.5 ...

In this episode of “Baker Briefing,” Ambassador David M. Satterfield and Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar examine the strategic calculations driving recent developments, the pressures on Iran’s leadership, ...

Director, Center for Health Policy, L.E. and Virginia Simmons Senior Fellow in Health Policy, Huffington Fellow in Child Health Policy ...

If We Can Find Information by Asking GenAI, Who Needs the Web?The World Wide Web (Web) emerged as a new medium in the mid-1990s. It was invented by Tim Berners-Lee at the European Organization for ...

It is with profound sadness that the Baker Institute for Public Policy honorary chair, James A. Baker III, notes the passing of Ambassador Hushang Ansary — a distinguished diplomat and a lifetime ...

As the November midterm elections approach, Latino voters remain an important part of the country’s political landscape.

As U.S. public diplomacy and global aid programs scale back in Africa, how might China’s aid programs and economic influence be perceived there? On Oct. 30, join us for a discussion with Dr. Maria ...