Ganesh Sitaraman is the New York Alumni Chancellor’s Chair in Law at Vanderbilt Law School and the Director of the Vanderbilt Policy Accelerator for Political Economy and Regulation. He is the author or co-author of five books, including The Crisis of the Middle-Class Constitution, a 2017 New York Times Notable Book, and most recently, Networks, Platforms & Utilities. Sitaraman currently serves on the Administrative Conference of the United States, the FAA’s Commercial Space Transportation Advisory Committee, and the boards of The American Prospect and the American Constitution Society. He was a senior adviser to Sen. Elizabeth Warren during her presidential campaign and her senior counsel in the U.S. Senate.
Mr. Sitaraman’s work at the nexus of ideas, politics and public policy has led to profiles in The New York Times and Politico. Sitaraman is a graduate of Harvard College, the University of Cambridge and Harvard Law School. Follow Ganesh on X at @GaneshSitaraman.
Explore some of Ganesh’s recent commentary:
- The Government Can ‘Get It Right’ on AI — Ganesh Sitaraman and Ramsay Eyre, 10/10/2023
- The Reason Why American Regions Are Unequal — Time, 4/20/23
- Supreme Court Reform and American Democracy — The Yale Law Journal, 3/8/21
- The Neoliberal Era Is Ending. What Comes Next? — BigThink, 11/30/20
- Industrial Revolutionaries — The American Prospect, 9/10/20
- A Grand Strategy of Resilience — Foreign Affairs, September 2020
- In Case of Economic Emergency: Break Glass — The Boston Globe, 7/1/20
- Mapping the China Debate — Lawfare, 5/26/20
- A War Production Board for Coronavirus Testing — The Boston Globe, 4/13/20
- Too Big to Prevail — Foreign Affairs, March/April 2020
- Unsanitized: Seven Lessons from the Great Recession — The American Prospect, 3/21/20
- The National Security Case for Breaking Up Big Tech — SSRN, 1/30/20