Princeton Problem-Solving Workshops in Law and Policy bring together a small, high-level interdisciplinary group of thinkers in a day-long workshop aimed at learning about, defining, and brainstorming solutions to complex and pressing questions in law and public policy.  Participants include a bipartisan selection of academic experts, practitioners with relevant technical expertise, and current decisionmakers with insight into avenues for change.  

The workshops offer space for rigorous discussion of important issues that begins with a genuinely posed policy question, and ends by identifying a lawful and effective policy solution.  This non-partisan series is designed to establish a forum for frank dialogue, and to help educate and inform policy-makers and practitioners about the benefits and burdens of competing policy options.