Research

Each entry below is a long-form synthesis on a single hard question, with citations throughout. One paper so far; more in progress.

How do we reduce global inequality? A synthesis on reducing the global concentration of wealth and power — the current state, specific interventions and their evidence, the most promising combined strategy, and the organizations and careers advancing it.

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Inside: Reducing Global Inequality

1. Current state How concentrated is wealth today, how does that translate into political power, and is it even a problem worth acting on?

2. Interventions Specific policy and institutional levers, and the evidence on whether each one works.

3. Synthesis The most promising multipronged strategy combining the highest-evidence interventions.

4. Organizations Think tanks, advocacy groups, international institutions, and grassroots movements pushing these levers.

5. Career options Concrete roles inside those organizations and how to qualify for them.

This research focuses on interventions with at least one published empirical evaluation or strong historical precedent. Speculative or untested proposals are noted but flagged. Geographic scope is global, with weight given to interventions feasible in high-income democracies and at international institutions, because that is where the largest stocks of concentrated wealth currently sit.

The synthesis is opinionated: it ranks interventions by a combination of effect size, political tractability, and reversibility. Reasonable people will weight these differently — readers are encouraged to follow the citations and form their own judgment.