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 Steven Malanga is now a RealClearMarkets.com featured columnist. For
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To read his latest column on RealClearMarkets, click here.
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RECENT ARTICLES . . .
Contracts should be made public for the taxpayer before they are finally ratified
Lise Bang-Jensen, Schenectady Daily Gazette, 11-17-08
Nations Competing With Tax Cuts, Not Increases
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 11-19-08
NYC's Housing Hope
Julia Vitullo-Martin, New York Post, 11-19-08
Our Spendthrift States Don't Need a Bailout
Steven Malanga, The Wall Street Journal, 11-18-08
Right in Line
Heather Mac Donald, National Review Online, 11-18-08
The Test Passes, Colleges Fail
Peter Salins, New York Times, 11-18-08
Love in the Time of Darwinism
Kay Hymowitz, RealClearPolitics.com, 11-17-08
A True Humanist
Brian C. Anderson, City Journal Online, 11-17-08
What Obama Means For Black America
John McWhorter, Forbes, 11-13-08
The Obesity Epidemic and the Rise and Fall of Public Health
David Gratzer, Healthcare Papers, 11-13-08
Paulson Bails Out the Bailout
Nicole Gelinas, City Journal Online, 11-12-08
Gov's Brave Talk
E.J. McMahon, New York Post, 11-13-08
Look Past Price For Health Care Value
Frank R. Lichtenberg, Investor's Business Daily, 11-12-08
Grading NYC Schools: How It Helps
Marcus Winters, New York Post, 11-12-08
Librarians and Other Keynesians
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 11-12-08
NYC's Wasteful Welfare Giveaway
Heather Mac Donald, FrontPageMag.com, 11-12-08
Bloomberg's Bombast
Fred Siegel, The Weekly Standard, 11-17-08
Racial Gerrymandering Is Unnecessary
Abigail and Stephen Thernstrom, Wall Street Journal, 11-11-08
NYC's Wasteful Welfare Giveaway
Heather Mac Donald, New York Post, 11-11-08
Mike's Labor Pains
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 11-10-08 (This article is adapted from City-Journal.org, 11-04-08)
Revenge of the Black Nerd
John McWhorter, New York Magazine, 11-09-08
Of Course Race Mattered
John McWhorter, New York Post, 11-09-08
New York Is Headed for Dark Days Unless Bloomberg Changes Course
Nicole Gelinas, The Wall Street Journal, 11-08-08
Dangerous Kook At The EPA?
Walter Olson, Forbes.com, 11-07-08
The End Of Racism?
John McWhorter, Forbes.com, 11-05-08
Obama's Paradox
Michael Knox Beran, National Review Online, 11-06-08
The reality of President-Elect Obama
Abigail Thernstrom, National Review Online, 11-06-08
Not Kosher
Steven Malanga, City Journal, Autumn 2008
Challenging tenure in D.C.
Marcus Winters, Washington Times, 11-05-08
Coal in Your Stocking
Max Schulz, National Review Online, 11-03-08
West Virginia too heavenly for trial lawyers
Jim Copland, West Virginia Record, 11-03-08
Bioterrorism's Deadly Math
Judith Miller, FrontPageMag.com, 11-03-08
Blue States Will Pay Obama Tax Bill
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 11-03-08
Obama 2012: A Term Of Fi$cal Pain
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 11-01-08
Obama's Mediscare Tactics
David Gratzer, National Review Online, 10-31-08
Oil, Gas and Wires
Peter Huber, Forbes, 10-31-08
Bioterrorism's Deadly Math
Judith Miller, City Journal, Autumn 2008
Slavery reparations: What happened?
Walter Olson, Los Angeles Times, 10-31-08
The Keys To Rebuilding Wall Street
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 10-31-08 (This article also appears on Real Clear Markets, 10-31-08)
Sheltering Speculation
Nicole Gelinas, RealClearMarkets.com, 10-30-08 (This article originally appeared on City Journal Online, 10-29-08)
Foreclosure Myths: Can the Media Handle the Truth?
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 10-29-08
Turns Left
Steven Malanga, Forbes.com, 10-28-08 (This article is adapted from the Autumn 2008 City Journal)
Storm-Proofing the Economy
Nicole Gelinas, OpinionJournal.com, 10-28-08(This article is adapted from the Autumn 2008 City Journal)
From Little ACORNs, Big Scandals Grow
Charlotte Allen, The Weekly Standard, 11-03-08
Common-Sense Justice in Alaska
Marie Gryphon, National Review Online, 10-28-08
'Mr. Big' in the Big City
Fred Siegel, National Review Online, 10-27-08
Beyond Bloomberg
Marcus Winters, New York Post, 10-27-08
Not so NICE
David Gratzer, National Review Online, 10-27-08
We Don't Need Another War on Poverty
Steven Malanga, RealClearPolitics.com, 10-27-08 (This article is also linked on NRO Web Briefing, 10-27-08 and originally appeared in the Autumn 2008 issue of City Journal)
Obama: Mystery Man on Energy
Max Schulz, National Review Online, 10-27-08
A Preference For Truth
Heather Mac Donald, Forbes.com, 10-24-08
Nobody Does it Better
Howard Husock, The Wall Street Journal, 10-24-08
Facing NYC's Addiction: Step One
Nicole Gelinas, The New York Post, 10-23-08
Gerrymandering Democratic Votes
Abigail Thernstrom, Forbes.com, 10-23-08
Cut Public Spending To Save New York
Myron Magnet, Forbes.com, 10-21-08
The Putin Doctrine
Andre Glucksmann, Forbes.com, 10-21-08
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The Manhattan
Institute congratulates City Journal editor-at-large Myron Magnet, who was presented with the
2008 National Humanities Medal by President Bush on November 17, 2008. Mr. Magnet was honored "for scholarship and visionary influence in renewing our national culture of compassion. He has combined literary and cultural history with a profound understanding of contemporary urban life to examine new ways of relieving poverty and renewing civic institutions."
To learn more about this year's winners and the National Humanities Medal,
click here.
A True Humanist, Brian C. Anderson, City Journal Online, November 17, 2008
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Jay Greene Moderates NewTalk Forum
This week, Jay Greene, Manhattan Institute senior fellow, will moderate a NewTalk forum about the
the No Child Left Behind Act, joining other education experts such as Andrew Rotherham,
Neal McCluskey, and Eric Hanushek.
Click here to read this ongoing discussion.
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Click here to read more articles on the economic crisis by Manhattan Institute economic scholars Nicole Gelinas, Howard Husock, E.J. McMahon, and Steven Malanga.
Click here to watch video of the Manhattan Institute's October 22 conference, "Market Meltdown: New York's Financial Crisis."
Nicole Gelinas
Paulson Bails Out the Bailout, City Journal Online, 11-12-08
Mike's Labor Pains, New York Post, 11-10-08
New York Is Headed for Dark Days Unless Bloomberg Changes Course, The Wall Street Journal, 11-08-08
Obama 2012: A Term Of Fi$cal Pain, New York Post, 11-01-08
Steven Malanga
Librarians and Other Keynesians, Real Clear Markets, 11-12-08
Blue States Will Pay Obama Tax Bill, Real Clear Markets, 11-03-08
Foreclosure Myths: Can the Media Handle the Truth? Real Clear Markets, 10-29-08
E.J. McMahon
Gov's Brave Talk, New York Post, 11-13-08
Income-Tax Idiocy, New York Post, 10-20-08
Gold-Plated Pensions, New York Post, 10-08-08
To arrange an interview, please contact the Manhattan Institute press office at 212-599-7000, or communications@manhattan-institute.org.
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Manhattan Institute is pleased to announce the election of two new members
of the Board of Trustees—Ann Charters and Jay Newman.
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| New Report: Grading New York City's Schools |
On November 12, 2008, Marcus Winters, Manhattan Institute senior fellow, released a new report
titled "Grading New York: An Evaluation of
New York City's Progress Reports Program." The report
evaluates the impact of the progress reports program on schools given an "F" grade. Click here to
read the report.
To speak with the author, contact Bridget Sweeney at 646-839-3352.
OP-ED
Grading NYC Schools: How It Helps Marcus Winters, New York Post, 11-12-08
IN THE PRESS
Kids at flunking schools still make grade, New York Daily News, 11-12-08
For most students, no benefit to a school's F grade, study finds, Gotham Schools, 11-12-08
When Schools Fail, Gotham Gazette, 11-12-08
Progress reports "F" grades: Measuring the effect, Inside Schools, 11-12-08
PODCAST
Click here to listen to a podcast discussion with the author Marcus Winters and Manhattan Institute's
Vice President of Policy Research Howard Husock.
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The Autumn issue is in the mail. Click here to read select articles already available online!
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| Announcing New Book! |
Brian Anderson and Adam Thierer examine the serious threat
that free political speech is facing in their new book A Manifesto for Media Freedom.
Many people are working to stifle political discourse through media regulations and
campaign-finance reform under the guise of "fairness" but that in practice would
lead to a much less diverse and open media universe. A Manifesto for Media Freedom
serves as a wake-up call for all Americans about the growing danger to their freedom
to watch, listen, and read what they want.
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