How Copyright Threatens Democracy
As communities strive to engage its members in societal issues and political causes, the need for quality and accessible information is a mu
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Lawrence Summers on Technological Opportunities, Job Creation and Economic Growth
As the economy shifts from rescue to recovery, the importance of the government facilitating the private sector as an engine of job creat
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Podcast: A New Kind of Diversity in Pre-K Classrooms
Financial Reform Deal Struck
Friday News Roundup: Week of June 21-25
On Location: 10th National Head Start Research Conference
UN Recognizes Innovation in Asset Building: South Korea wins UN Public Service Award
A Long Overdue Examination of For-Profit Higher Education
Obama’s Challenge: A Serious Growth and Jobs Strategy
SAVE THE DATE
We are teetering on the edge of a new global economic crisis. A relapse in growth could trigger more job
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We’re Hiring!
Beyond M-Banking: Adding New Meaning to “Smart Phone”
Iran’s Post-Cold War Foreign Policy
On June 22, the New America Foundation hosted an event in which Shireen Hunter outlined a few major trends in post-Cold War Iranian foreign
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Mind in the Making
At a book reception on June 22, 2010, guests had the pleasure of hearing from Ellen Galinsky, president and founder of the Families an
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