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RECENT ARTICLES . . .
Clinton's Monster
John McWhorter, New York Sun, 05-08-08
Asbestos litigation far from over
Jim Copland, Washington Examiner, 05-07-08
Liberalism vs. humanism
James Piereson, The New Criterion, May 2008
The Good News You Missed on Food Prices
Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets, 05-07-08
Good Data Make Good Fences
Peter Huber, Forbes, 05-19-08
Foreclosure Fix
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 05-06-08
Examining the United Church of Christ
Stephan Thernstrom and Abigail Thernstrom, Real Clear Politics, 05-06-08
Attack of the Pharmascolds
Thomas P. Stossel and David Shaywitz, Weekly Standard, 05-12-08
School choice helps disabled Ariz. students
Marcus A. Winters and Jay P. Greene, East Valley Tribune, 05-04-08
California's Energy Colonialism
Max Schulz, Wall Street Journal, 05-03-08 (This piece originally appears in the Spring 2008 issue of City Journal. It will be released online on Wednesday, May 7.)
May 1968: 40 Years Later
City Journal, Spring 2008 (This article also appears on RealClearPolitics, 5-5-08)
Olympic Crossroads
Andre Glucksmann, National Review Online Weblinks, 05-02-08 (This piece originally appeared on City Journal Online)
Bernard Lewis Takes on Political Correctness in Middle East Studies
Charlotte Allen, Wall Street Journal, 05-02-08 (This piece also appears on MindingTheCampus.com)
What I Learned At 'AntiI-Jihad U'
Judith Miller, New York Post, 05-02-08 (This piece is adapted from an article on City Journal Online, 5-2-08)
The Politics of Special-Ed Vouchers
Jay Greene and Marcus Winters, Washington Times, 05-01-08
How prisons became just an extension of Britain's welfare state
Theodore Dalrymple, Daily Express, 05-01-08
A Safe Haven for Investors
Nicole Gelinas, City Journal Online, 04-29-08
Self-Inflicted Pain Hobbles States
Steven Malanga, RealClearMarkets, 04-30-08
Barack Obama pal is an enemy, too
John M. Murtagh, New York Daily News, 04-30-08 (This article is adapted from City Journal Online, 4-30-08. It also appears on RealClearPolitics, 4-30-08)
Poisonous "Authenticity"
Heather Mac Donald, WSJ's Opinion Journal Federation, 04-30-08 (This article originally appeared on City Journal Online, 4-29-08. It is a NRO Web Briefing Link, 4-30-08)
Dashiki Posturing Of Wright
John McWhorter, New York Sun, 04-30-08
Voters Are Far from the Biggest Losers
Abigail Thernstrom, National Review Online, 04-30-08
Don't believe the health hype; Enemies of Canadian health reform endlessly fret over the 'Americanization' of our medical system
David Gratzer, National Post, 04-30-08
Vouchers for special-ed students
Jay P. Greene and Marcus A. Winters, Washington Times, 04-30-08
A Special-Ed Fix
Jay P. Greene and Marcus A. Winters, New York Post, 04-30-08
Sexism Isn't Holding Hillary Back
Kay Hymowitz, National Review Online Weblinks, 04-29-08 (This article originally appeared on City Journal Online)
High Incarceration Rate Of Blacks Is Function Of Crime, Not Racism
Heather Mac Donald, Investor's Business Daily, 04-28-08 (This article is adapted from a longer version in the Spring 2008 edition of City Journal. It also appears on RealClearPolitics, 4-29-08)
Vouchers and Special Education
Marcus A. Winters and Jay P. Greene, Washington Times, 04-29-08
An Anatomy of Surrender
Bruce Bawer, Real Clear Politics, 04-28-08 (This article also appears on National Review Online's Web Briefing, 4-28-08, and originally appeared in the Spring 2008 issue of City Journal)
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New Report!
Trial Lawyers Inc: Asbestos |
The Center for Legal Policy is proud to release the newest
edition of Trial Lawyers Inc. series. Asbestos, once thought
to be a "magic mineral," ended up causing thousands of deaths of those
exposed to the substance. Likewise, litigation that originally
sought redress for the truly injured, has metastasized into
a big business that recruits sham victims to beef up
the plaintiffs' bar's bottom line.
Click here to read this new report!
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PODCAST DISCUSSION
Jim Copland, senior fellow and director of the Center for Legal Policy at the Manhattan Institute, and Lester Brickman,
professor at the Cordozo School of Law and renowned expert
on asbestos litigation, discuss the evolution of asbestos
litigation and measures that can prevent the continuation
of abuses by the trial bar.
Click here to listen to the discussion.
OP-ED:
Asbestos litigation far from over, Jim Copland, Washington Examiner, 5-07-08
INTERVIEW:
An Interview With Jim Copland Of The Manhattan Institute About Asbestos Litigation, Blogger News Network, 5-07-08
IN THE PRESS:
Manhattan Institute report finds resurgent asbestos lawsuits racket, Washington Examiner, May 9, 2008
Asbestos has long filled W. Va. courtrooms, Legal Newsline, 5-07-08
Report Slams Tactics by Plaintiffs Lawyers in Asbestos Cases, ABA Journal, 5-07-08
Asbestos: Trial Lawyers Inc. Rolls On, NAM Online, 5-07-08
Asbestos Litigation—Report Speculates It Is A House Of Cards, Blogger News Network, 5-07-08
The Business of Asbestos, Legal Newsline, 5-07-08
Report examines business model used in asbestos litigation, Southeast Texas Record, 5-07-08
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Max Schulz, senior fellow and director of the Center for Energy Policy and the Environment,
discusses his article, "California's Potemkin Environmentalism," from the Spring 2008 issue of
City Journal, in a new podcast interview.
California's Potemkin Environmentalism is now available on-line!
Click here to listen to this podcast interview between Max Schulz and City Journal Managing
Editor Benjamin Plotinsky.
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