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  • Backgrounder posted June 2, 2011 by Lindsey Burke Reducing the Federal Footprint on Education and Empowering State and Local Leaders

    Abstract: Increasing federal intervention and the resulting burden of complying with federal programs, rules, and regulations has caused a significant growth in state bureaucracy, much of which has a parasitic relationship with federal education programs, straining the time and resources of local schools.… Read more

  • WebMemo posted September 4, 2003 by Stephen Johnson Is Neoliberalism Dead In Latin America?

    Is "neoliberalism"-the foundation for civil liberties, markets, and democracy -sputtering in Latin America? Are populist dictators and closed economies making a comeback? Senior policy analyst Stephen Johnson argues that progress toward democratic rule and free markets needs to go beyond the adoption of elections and openings to international trade in most of the region's… Read more

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  • Backgrounder posted June 2, 2011 by Lindsey Burke Reducing the Federal Footprint on Education and Empowering State and Local Leaders

    Abstract: Increasing federal intervention and the resulting burden of complying with federal programs, rules, and regulations has caused a significant growth in state bureaucracy, much of which has a parasitic relationship with federal education programs, straining the time and resources of local schools.… Read more

  • WebMemo posted September 4, 2003 by Stephen Johnson Is Neoliberalism Dead In Latin America?

    Is "neoliberalism"-the foundation for civil liberties, markets, and democracy -sputtering in Latin America? Are populist dictators and closed economies making a comeback? Senior policy analyst Stephen Johnson argues that progress toward democratic rule and free markets needs to go beyond the adoption of elections and openings to international trade in most of the region's… Read more

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  • Backgrounder posted June 2, 2011 by Lindsey Burke Reducing the Federal Footprint on Education and Empowering State and Local Leaders

    Abstract: Increasing federal intervention and the resulting burden of complying with federal programs, rules, and regulations has caused a significant growth in state bureaucracy, much of which has a parasitic relationship with federal education programs, straining the time and resources of local schools.… Read more

  • WebMemo posted September 4, 2003 by Stephen Johnson Is Neoliberalism Dead In Latin America?

    Is "neoliberalism"-the foundation for civil liberties, markets, and democracy -sputtering in Latin America? Are populist dictators and closed economies making a comeback? Senior policy analyst Stephen Johnson argues that progress toward democratic rule and free markets needs to go beyond the adoption of elections and openings to international trade in most of the region's… Read more

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