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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 . . .
Who Pays for a Cancer Drug?
Peter Huber, Forbes, 01-06-09
The Times's Crime Confusions Persist
Heather Mac Donald, City Journal Online, 01-06-09 (This article also appeared on NRO Weblinks, 1-6-08, and Real Clear Politics, 1-6-08)
DC Can't Save Us
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 01-05-09
Cuba: A Cemetery of Hopes
Theodore Dalrymple, FrontPageMag.com, 01-05-09
The Doctor Is Out
Paul Howard, Forbes.com, 01-02-09
The Year to Come
Heather Mac Donald, National Review Online Symposium, 12-30-08
Racism In America Is Over
John McWhorter, Forbes.com, 12-30-08
Bootstrap Transit
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 12-30-08
Kosovo's Moderate Muslims
Michael Totten, OpinionJournal.com, 12-30-08 (This article is adapted from the Autumn 2008 issue of City Journal)
Spray It Loud!
Julia Vitullo-Martin, New York Post, 12-28-08 (Review of Graffiti Lives by Gregory J. Synder)
Offer vouchers for special education
Marcus Winters, New York Daily News, 12-28-08
Looking Ahead to the New Year
Julia Vitullo-Martin, Gotham Gazette Symposium, 12-22-08
To Curb Abuse In Civil Court, Loser Must Pay
Marie Gryphon, Investor's Business Daily, 12-23-08
Save Jobs. Buy Something
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 12-23-08
Into the Fold
John McWhorter, The New Republic, 12-23-08
Freedom and the City
Brian C. Anderson, The American Spectator, October 2008
Can New York Keep the Lights On?
Max Schulz, The Stamford Review, 01-10-09
MTA Madness: The Politicians Haven't Helped
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 12-19-08
Nuclear Recovery
Max Schulz, The American Spectator, 12-19-08
Happy Birthday, Charter Schools
Thomas W. Carroll, City Journal Online, 12-18-08
Playing Bridge
Nicole Gelinas, National Review Online, 12-18-08
A Bloodless Budget
E.J. McMahon, New York Post, 12-18-08
Black Families Showing Gains?
Kay Hymowitz, National Review Online's The Corner, 12-18-08
Windows on the Future?
Walter Olson, City Journal Online, 12-18-08
Ghosts at Hyannis Port
Michael Knox Beran, National Review Online, 12-17-08
Our Infrastructure Boondoggles to Nowhere
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 12-17-08
Community Reinvestment Act: Con: Reinvestment regulation irrelevant
Howard Husock, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 12-17-08 (This article originally ran in The New York Times, 12-10-08)
Faster Drug Adoption Saves Lives
Paul Howard, Health Care News, January 2009
Budget Blues: Facing Down Fear
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 12-16-08
The (Really) Moderate Muslims of Kosovo
Michael Totten, RealClearPolitics.com, 12-15-08 (This article is adapted from the Autumn 2008 issue of City Journal and is linked on LittleGreenFootballs, 12-15-08, and NRO Web Briefing, 12-15-08)
Browner and Greener
Max Schulz, National Review Online, 12-12-08
Housing Goals We Can't Afford
Howard Husock, The New York Times, 12-11-08
FBI And NYPD Bury The Hatchet
Judith Miller, New York Post, 12-11-08
Higher Ed Spending: Another Phony Stimulus?
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 12-10-08
MTA asks for shared sacrifice—but squanders its assets
Julia Vitullo-Martin, New York Daily News, 12-10-08
A New Version Of An Old Prescription
David Gratzer, Forbes.com, 12-08-08
"Not to Deflate You..."
Nicole Gelinas, National Review Online, 12-08-08
A Loser-Pays Model Would Make the Civil Courts System a Winner
Marie Gryphon, San Francisco Daily Journal, 12-05-08 (This article originally appeared in the Los Angeles Daily Journal 12-5-08)
An Enduring Crisis for the Black Family
Kay Hymowitz, Washington Post, 12-06-08 (This article also appears on RealClearPolitics, 12-6-08, and NRO Weblinks, 12-8-08)
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NEW! SeeThroughNY Now Features NYC Employee Payroll
January 6, 2009. SeeThroughNY.net has now been expanded to include the names, titles and base
salaries of 427,759 New York City government employees. This is the first time New Yorkers will
have a searchable database of city employees.
SeeThroughNY.net, launched in July 2008 by the Empire Center
for New York State Policy, also includes the complete payrolls of New York's state government and of
19 state public authorities- including the MTA. Also posted are searchable databases of teachers'
union and superintendent contracts for 733 school districts, legislative pork barrel items, and
operations spending by both houses of the state Legislature.
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 The transcript from the 2008 Hayek Lecture is now available online. The Hayek Prize honors the book
published within the past two years that best reflects Hayek's vision of economic and individual
liberty. The purpose of the award is to recognize the long running influence of The Road to Serfdom
and to encourage other scholars to follow Hayek's example. In 2008, Dr. William Easterly was honored
for his book, The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill
and So Little Good. To read the transcript from the 2008 Hayek Lecture, click here.
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Greater Justice, Lower Cost:
How a "Loser Pays" Rule Would Improve the American Legal System
by Marie Gryphon
Click here to listen to Jim Copland interview Marie Gryphon
OP-EDS
To Curb Abuse In Civil Court, Loser Must Pay, Marie Gryphon, Investor's Business Daily, 12-23-08
A Loser-Pays Model Would Make the Civil Courts System a Winner, Marie Gryphon, Los Angeles Daily Journal, 12-5-08
Common-Sense Justice in Alaska, Marie Gryphon, National Review Online, 10-28-08
IN THE PRESS
Access to Justice, Wisconsin Law Journal, 1-5-09
Transmission poses obstacle to wind power, Des Moines Register, 12-13-08
The Debate Over Who Pays Fees When Litigants Mount Attacks, Wall Street Journal, 12-23-08
Winner Pays, The American Spectator, 12-18-08
RADIO
KTEM's "Lynn Woolley Show", 12-11-08
"The Small Business Advocate" with Jim Blasingame, 12-8-08
Talk of Connecticut's "The Brad Davis Show," 12-8-08
WLW's "The Mike McConnell Show", 12-4-08
FROM THE BLOGOSPHERE
A Look at Loser-Pays Litigation, Wall Street Journal Law Blog, 12-24-08
Marie Gryphon on "Loser Pays", Mark Moller, Cato Institute, 12-10-08
Loser-pays system, The Volokh Conspiracy, 12-8-08
To see more media coverage, click here.
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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
DC Can't Save Us, New York Post, 01-05-09
Bootstrap Transit, New York Post, 12-30-08
MTA Madness: The Politicians Haven't Helped, New York Post, 12-19-08
Three core principles for conservative infrastructure investment, National Review Online, 12-18-08 (This piece is Nicole's contribution to an NRO symposium called "Playing Bridge: A conservative approach to infrastructure.")
Steven Malanga
Save Jobs. Buy Something, Real Clear Markets, 12-23-08
Our Infrastructure Boondoggles to Nowhere, Real Clear Markets, 12-17-08
Higher Ed Spending: Another Phony Stimulus?, Real Clear Markets, 12-10-08
Mumbai, Terrorists and Capitalists, Real Clear Markets, 12-03-08
E.J. McMahon
A Bloodless Budget, New York Post, 12-18-08
A Just Plain Terrible Tax Proposal, New York Post, 12-05-08
Gov's Brave Talk, New York Post, 11-13-08
Income-Tax Idiocy, New York Post, 10-20-08
To arrange an interview, please contact the Manhattan Institute press office at 212-599-7000, or communications@manhattan-institute.org.
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Read the newest piece from the Autumn issue of City Journal—