Heritage Foundation Leadership for America

December 9, 1998
Remarks of Governor George Allen to the Heritage Foundation
By Governor George Allen
(Heritage Lecture #628a)
Remarks of Governor George Allen to the Heritage Foundation

November 20, 1998
Mounting World Crisis:  Can Clinton Cope
By Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D., William W. Beach, James A. Anderson, Ph.D.,James Phillips, Daryl M. Plunk, and Richard D. Fisher, Jr.
(Heritage Lecture #628)
Clinton must deal with Russian economic troubles, Iraqi intransigence, China-Taiwan tentions, North Korean missiles, and global terrorism and ecnomic chaos.

November 13, 1998
U.S.-European Strategic Bargains:  Old and New
By Kim R. Holmes
(Heritage Lecture #627)
Challenges to U.S-European relations in a post-Soviet era

October 27, 1998
The Meaning of the Russian IMF Bailout
By Dr. Ariel Cohen, Marshall I. Goldman, John P. Hardt, and Roger W. Robinson, Jr.
(Heritage Lecture #626)
The Meaning of the Russian IMF Bailout

September 22, 1998
A New Beginning: An Economic Plan for the Next American Century
By The Honorable John Ashcroft
(Heritage Lecture #625)
A New Beginning: An Economic Plan for the Next American Century

September 10, 1998
Why Taxes Affect Economic Growth
By William W. Beach
(Heritage Lecture #624)
Why Taxes Affect Economic Growth

July 20, 1998
Rebuilding Broken Communities: Can Government and Free Markets Work Together?
By The Honorable Thomas Ridge, Henry Olson, and Stuart M. Butler, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #623)
For the past 60 years we let the liberals run the cities, and the result has been disaster

July 13, 1998
Shaping and Safeguarding the U.S.-China Relationship
By Barbara Franklin
(Heritage Lecture #621)
Shaping and Safeguarding the U.S.-China

July 10, 1998
American Business: Engine of the Opportunity Society
By Thomas J. Donohue
(Heritage Lecture #622)
American Business:  Engine of the Opportunity Society

June 30, 1998
Private Doctor-Patient Agreements:  How the Medicare Law Forbids Free Choice
By The Hon. Jon Kyl (R–AZ); Kent Masterson Brown; J. Edward Hill, M.D.; Robert E. Moffit, Ph,D.
(Heritage Lecture #620)
Private Doctor-Patient Agreements:  How

June 29, 1998
Saving the City: An Agenda for Urban America
By Adam Meyerson, Stephen Goldsmith, and Saul Ramirez, Jr.
(Heritage Lecture #617)
Historically, cities have been centers of education and knowledge.

June 24, 1998
The Kerner Commission Report and the Failed Legacy of Liberal Social Policy
By Stephan Thernstrom, Fred Siegel, and Robert Woodson, Sr.
(Heritage Lecture #619)
The Kerner Commission Report and the Failed Legacy of Liberal Social Policy

June 4, 1998
Social Security Reform in Other Nations
By Estelle James
(Heritage Lecture #618)
Social Security Reform in Other Nations

June 3, 1998
Conservatism's Third and Final Battle
By William A. Rusher
(Heritage Lecture #615)
Conservatism's Third and Final Battle

May 27, 1998
Bold Steps:  Australia and Other International Examples of Social Security Reform
By David O. Harris
(Heritage Lecture #616)
Bold Steps: Australia and Other Internaional Examples of Social Security Reform

May 16, 1998
Retroactive Tax Increases and The Constitution
By Daniel E. Troy
(Heritage Lecture #613)
Retroactive Tax Increases and The Constitution

May 15, 1998
The Moral Foundations For Strong National Defense
By Gary Bauer
(Heritage Lecture #614)
The Moral Foundations For Strong National Defense

May 6, 1998
Why America Still Needs Ballistic Missile Defense
By The Honorable Don Nickles
(Heritage Lecture #612)
Why America Still Needs Ballistic Missile Defense

April 29, 1998
Race Preference in College Admissions
By Carl Cohen, Ph.D.
(Heritage Lecture #611)
Race Preference in College Admissions

April 27, 1998
Conservative Vision, A; Conservative Engineering, F
By Michael Solon
(Heritage Lecture #610)
Conservative Vision, A; Conservative Engineering, F

April 22, 1998
Taiwan Nears Its Goal of Joining the World Trade Organization
By Wang Chih-kang
(Heritage Lecture #609)
As the world's 14th largest trading partner, and 7th largest overseas investor, we reasoned that it was only logical that we join the organization that ...

April 16, 1998
Freedom and Responsibility: The Role Values Play in Shaping Public Policy
By Dick Armey and Randy Tate
(Heritage Lecture #608)
Freedom and Responsibility: The Role Values Play in Shaping Public Policy

April 6, 1998
The State of Russian Foreign Policy and U.S. Policy Toward Russia
By Stephen Blank, Ariel Cohen, Paula J. Dobriansky,Mark Gage, Robert O. Freedman, Stephen Sestanovich, and Angela Stent
(Heritage Lecture #607)
The State of Russian Foreign Policy and U.S. Policy Toward Russia

March 3, 1998
Strategic Imperatives in East Asia
By Donald Rumsfeld
(Heritage Lecture #605)
The U.S.-East Asian relationship requires two qualities not always in evidence: far-sighted American leadership and good common sense.

January 14, 1998
Let Freedom Ring: Making the Dream a Reality
By J. Kenneth Blackwell
(Heritage Lecture #606)
Let Freedom Ring: Making the Dream a Reality

January 9, 1998
Support and Defend: How Congress Can Save the Constitution from the Supreme Court
By Matthew J. Franck
(Heritage Lecture #604)
Congress must take its rightful role in interpreting and upholding the constitution