
Winter 2017
It will take political will and more to address the imbalances that make New Jersey’s education system one of the most segregated in the country

Murphy correctly identified state’s economic health as inextricably linked to its transportation infrastructure. Now it’s time to get moving

Upgrading an infrastructure that in some places predates WWI will be expensive and arduous, but it must be done

In its recent report, New Jersey Future argues that smart growth makes the most economic sense

Some experts argue that New Jersey should consider rate setting to stabilize costs and create a more sustainable system

It will take vision and political will to tackle some of New Jersey most pressing, most intractable problems

Some of the state’s leading thinkers have put together insightful assessments and analyses of the issues facing the state. Here are a few of them.