Megan Brand is a postdoctoral research associate with the James Madison Program where she researches and writes about international relations strategy and comparative constitutionalism. She received her PhD in Politics from Princeton University. Prior to doctoral studies, she worked as a consultant in refugee policy and in philanthropic development. She gardens at her home in central New Jersey.
Megan C. Brand
Articles by Megan C. Brand
Allegories of Pruning: Cutting for Growth
Pruning is difficult because we are forced to make a conscious decision to remove something that has been part of a growing plant. But these cuts are necessary and even…