Research and analysis.
Explore emerging signals, focused institutional questions, and cross-sector research. Every publication identifies its authors, evidence, and scope.
Horizon Scans synthesize cross-sector transitions using regulatory documents, market data, peer research, and primary analysis. They provide a reference for institutional strategy.
Each Scan identifies its authors, edition, sources, and material editorial contributions.
Searchlight examines emerging risks, regulatory developments, and institutional decisions across HSI’s four research programs. Each issue follows a focused question and the evidence behind it.
Issues are published as reporting and analysis are ready. Bylines identify the responsible author; David Lovejoy is Editor-in-Chief.
Research Briefs examine a specific institutional question in depth, connecting evidence to its implications for policy and practice.
Briefs are published when a focused question is ready for sustained treatment. Bylines identify the responsible author or authors.
Consultation and authority
A co-published Special Report with NYU’s Peace Research and Education Program examines who is actually consulted when institutions claim a consultative process.
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About the collaborationYear-end institutional synthesis. The HSI Outlook will draw the year's research across all four research programs into a single year-ahead document, designed as the capstone of the Institute's publishing year.
The first HSI Outlook is planned as a synthesis of the Institute’s 2026 work. A publication date has not been announced.
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