Telecom Liberalization in Japan
As Japan’s political culture evolves under the premiership of the eccentric but popular Junichiro Koizumi, many questions arise about the
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Reclaiming the Commons
Most Americans do not realize that they collectively own many of our nation’s most valuable resources — public assets worth hundreds of
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Will the 1’s and 0’s Run Free?
When former antagonists Napster and Bertelsmann made friends a few months back, many assumed that the war between copyright
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Battle Over the Airwaves: America’s Spectrum Shortage for 3G
The New York Times has called the airwaves the most valuable resource of the New Economy — the auctions concluded
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Honey, I Cloned the Kids
We hope you can join in a brownbag lunch and informal discussion with New America Foundation Senior Fellow Margaret Talbot, who has just
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An American Story
Debra Dickerson’s An American Story is a success story: it’s about her journey from a poor black St. Louis neighborhood i
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2000 Election Watch
From the heated health care skirmishes of the Democratic primaries to Bush’s recently unveiled Social Security plan, social programs are
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Vietnam: A Reassessment
Mike Lind argues that for too long, American thinking about the Vietnam conflict has been hobbled by the rigid orthodoxies
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