Beyond Bullets
Four years after the tragic 9/11 terrorist attacks, the economic dimension in the fight against terrorism has received little attention i
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DTV 201: How the DTV Transition Can Move The Nation from “Broadcast to Broadband”
We’ve all heard the dire statistics. The U.S. has fallen to 16th in the world in broadband penetration. The dominant cable and DSL duopol
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Is America’s Middle Class Making It?
Jodie Allen Introduced the panel by highlighting the growing mainstream awareness of class-based issues, as evidenced by
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A “Third Way” for Black America? Rethinking Equal Opportunity
The fruits of economic growth are no longer widely shared across class and color lines in America, but are instead increasingly concentra
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Low-Income Entrepreneurs: Neglected Foundation of an Ownership Society
More than any other president since Ronald Reagan, President Bush has championed the idea of an “ownership society” and identified himsel
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Family Values and Valuing Family
Part of the indelible mark that Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan left on American public policy was his prophetic voice on the topic of th
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The Politics of America’s DTV Transition: Will the Telecom Act Rewrite Repeat the Fiasco of the 1996 Giveaway?
In the Telecommunications Act of 1996, local TV broadcasters won free use of spectrum worth tens of billions of dollars. In the decade
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