The ''Georgetown Public Policy Review (GPPR)'' is a

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, student-run,

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of the McCourt School of Public Policy at

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. Established in 1995, GPPR publishes articles and media content year-round, in addition to its feature editions. Starting in 2016, GPPR has published its

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Spring Edition exclusively online. Previously, a print publication was published annually or biannually at the discretion of the staff. The organization's online and spring edition provide an outlet for students, faculty, and guest writers to comment on pressing issues of the day. In 2014, GPPR began to produce podcasts to showcase its interviews and policy analysis in a new context.New Podcast for GPPR
''The Hoya''; February 11, 2014

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