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Reframing Fusion Voting as a Practical, Powerful Reform Strategy

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Harnessing Terrorism Data to Reshape U.S. National Security Policy

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Establishing a National Housing Loss Rate
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The Geography of Inequality

The Geography of Inequality

Nov 5, 2010

Justin King

The Official Name for the Bayelsa State CDA Pilot!

The Official Name for the Bayelsa State CDA Pilot!

Nov 5, 2010

Alena Tansey

Friday News Roundup: Week of November 1-5

Friday News Roundup: Week of November 1-5

Nov 4, 2010

Emilie Deans

An Early Test for House Republicans

An Early Test for House Republicans

Nov 3, 2010

Exploring the ARRA 4th Quarter Jobs Numbers

Exploring the ARRA 4th Quarter Jobs Numbers

Nov 3, 2010

Jennifer Cohen Kabaker

Extending the American Opportunity Tax Credit Shouldn’t be a Slam Dunk

Extending the American Opportunity Tax Credit Shouldn’t be a Slam Dunk

Nov 3, 2010

Jason Delisle

Promoting Other Innovative Ideas: An i3 Update

Promoting Other Innovative Ideas: An i3 Update

Nov 2, 2010

Laura Bornfreund

Federal Spending on College Aid is Nowhere Near $145 Billion

Federal Spending on College Aid is Nowhere Near $145 Billion

Nov 1, 2010

Jason Delisle

Just Say “No” to Yo-Yos

Just Say “No” to Yo-Yos

Nov 1, 2010

Rachel Black

News Flash: Federal Spending on College Aid is Nowhere Near $145 Billion

News Flash: Federal Spending on College Aid is Nowhere Near $145 Billion

Nov 1, 2010

Jason Delisle

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