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2008   No. 21 - A Good Framework for Distributing Information on Off-Label Uses, by Scott Gottlieb, M.D. No. 20 - Be Prepared, by Norman J. Ornstein No. 19 - Global Governance and Shared Sovereignty, by John R. Bolton No. 18 - The Wealth Trajectory: Rewards for the Few, by N. Gregory Mankiw No. 17- Turkey's Turning Point, by Michael Rubin No. 16 - The "Real" al Qaeda, by Frederick W. Kagan No. 15 - The Iran Counter-Proliferation Act of 2007, by Danielle Pletka No. 14 - Do the Time, Lower the Crime, by James Q. Wilson No. 13 - Benefit Growth That We Cannot Afford, by Alan D. Viard No. 12 - The Case for Keeping the Electoral College, by Walter Berns No. 11 - Stern Lessons on Fed Policies and Actions, by Vincent R. Reinhart, Amity Shlaes, John L. Chapman, and Allan H. Meltzer No. 10 - Edwards and Organ Transplants, by Scott Gottlieb, M.D. No. 9 - Barack Obama's Social Security Donut Hole, by Andrew G. Biggs No. 8 - The GOP's Time for Choosing, by Henry Olsen No. 7 - The New Deal Jobs Myth, by Amity Shlaes No. 6 - Social Welfare Conservatism, by Douglas J. Besharov No. 5 - Lula Can Make 2008 a Very Good Year, by Roger F. Noriega No. 4 - A Chance to Rein In North Korea, by Nicholas Eberstadt No. 3 - Turkey's Terror Problem Is Ours, by Michael Rubin No. 2 - Islam's Silent Moderates, by Ayaan Hirsi Ali No. 1 - Stop the War on Drugs, by Scott Gottlieb, M.D.   2007   No. 41 - Think Tank Confidential, by Christopher DeMuth No. 40 - Reflections on the National Intelligence Estimate on Iran, by John R. Bolton, David Frum, Michael A. Ledeen, and Michael Rubin No. 39 - A Real Insurance Fraud, by James Q. Wilson No. 38 - E-Prescriptions, by Newt Gingrich and John Kerry No. 37 - A Watershed Moment on Immigration, by Michael Barone No. 36 - Reconcilable Differences, by Frederick W. Kagan No. 35 - Beyond Those Health Care Numbers, by N. Gregory Mankiw No. 34 - Academic Inquisitors, by Christina Hoff Sommers No. 33 - Victory Is Within Reach in Iraq, by Michael A. Ledeen No. 32 - We'll Always Have Putin, by Leon Aron No. 31 - Poverty Update: The Long-Term Story behind the New Numbers, by Douglas J. Besharov No. 30 - China's Future and Its One-Child Policy, by Nicholas Eberstadt No. 29 - An Energy Tax Policy for the Twenty-First Century, by Kevin A. Hassett and Gilbert E. Metcalf No. 28 - President Bush's Broken Promises, by Michael Rubin No. 27 - The Serious Business of Happiness, by Arthur C. Brooks No. 26 - Observations on Recent Financial Market Issues, by Peter J. Wallison No. 25 - "Orderly Humiliation" and "The New Strategy in Iraq," by Thomas Donnelly, Frederick W. Kagan, and Kimberly Kagan No. 24 - Beyond the Safety Net, by Douglas J. Besharov No. 23 - Winds of War, by Joshua Muravchik No. 22 - The Making of the Next President's Health Plan: Will It Be Déjà Vu of 1992? by Thomas P. Miller No. 21 - Plowing Farm Subsidies Under, by Bruce Gardner No. 20 - Will the Bush Administration Cave in to Political Pressure from Trial Lawyers? by Ted Frank No. 19 - The Stoneridge Case and the Need to Control Class Actions, by Peter J. Wallison No. 18 - The Subjection of Islamic Women, by Christina Hoff Sommers No. 17 - When Gambling Is Good, by Robert W. Hahn and Paul C. Tetlock No. 16 - After the Subprime Lending Bust, by Alex J. Pollock No. 15 - Why We Pay without a Whimper, by Kevin A. Hassett No. 14 - Drug Danger, by Scott Gottlieb, M.D. No. 13 - Healthy Old Europe, by Nicholas Eberstadt and Hans Groth No. 12 - Fighting to Win, by Frederick W. Kagan No. 11- Se Habla Lawsuit? by Edward Blum No. 10 - Breast Cancer Breakthroughs, by Scott Gottlieb, M.D. No. 9 - The Soviet Collapse, by Yegor Gaidar No. 8 - The Truth about the Drug Ads, by John E. Calfee No. 7 - Foreign Aid, by Kevin A. Hassett No. 6 - Iraq in Books: Part II, by Michael Rubin No. 5 - Iraq in Books: Part I, by Michael Rubin No. 4 - Education, Intelligence, and America's Future, by Charles Murray No. 3 - Scenes from the Climate Inquisition, by Kenneth P. Green and Steven F. Hayward No. 2 - A Color-Coded Professoriate? by Frederick M. Hess No. 1 - The Wrong Kind of Bipartisanship? by Frederick M. Hess   2006   No. 37 - No Way to Win a War, by Eliot A. Cohen No. 36 - Where Preparation Meets Opportunity, by Charles Murray No. 35 - An Appreciation: Milton Friedman, 1912-2006, by Allan H. Meltzer No. 34 - No Third Way in Iraq, by Frederick W. Kagan No. 33 - Short Odds for Ignorance, by Robert W. Hahn and Paul C. Tetlock No. 32 - Haiti in Extremis, by Nicholas Eberstadt No. 31 - A Japan That Can Say Yes, by Dan Blumenthal and Gary J. Schmitt No. 30 - How the Presidency Regained Its Balance, by John Yoo No. 29 - Why Poverty Doesn't Rate, by Nicholas Eberstadt No. 28 - Lessons from the First Five Years of the War: Where Do We Go from Here? by Newt Gingrich No. 27 - Terrorism's Enablers, by David Frum No. 26 - American Exceptionalism, by James Q. Wilson No. 25 - Preemptive Surveillance, by James Q. Wilson No. 24 - Two Cheers for Welfare Reform, by Douglas J. Besharov No. 23 - "Disproportionate" Criticism, by Joshua Muravchik No. 22 - Iran Against the Arabs, by Michael Rubin No. 21 - Sending in the Peacekeepers Is a Fool's Game, by Michael Rubin No. 20 - Cop Out, by Vance Serchuk No. 19 - A Window of Opportunity, by Michael Ledeen No. 18 - What U.S. Broadband Problem? by Scott Wallsten and Seth Sacher No. 17 - Some Transatlantic Challenges, by Christopher DeMuth No. 16 - Why Did Bush Blink on Iran? (Ask Condi), by Richard Perle No. 15 - Nuclear Shakedown, by Nicholas Eberstadt No. 14 - The Waiting Game, by Sally Satel No. 13 - Illiberal Europe, by Gerard Alexander No. 12 - Intelligence Deficit Disorder, by Reuel Marc Gerecht No. 11 - Acclimatizing: How to Think Sensibly about Global Warming, by Steven F. Hayward No. 10 - The Trials of Ayman Nour, by Joshua Muravchik No. 9 - No More Vietnams, by David Gelernter No. 8 - The Wal-Bank Principle, by Peter J. Wallison No. 7 - A Plan to Replace the Welfare State, by Charles Murray No. 6 - Abortion Nation, by James Q. Wilson No. 5 - XBRL and U.S. Financial Market Leadership, by Peter J. Wallison No. 4 - Are We Playing for Keeps? by Michael Rubin No. 3 - Striking a Balance: Drug Labeling and the FDA, by John E. Calfee No. 2 - Iran Means What It Says, by Michael Rubin No. 1 - Who's Playing Politics? by Edward Blum, Roger Clegg, and Abigail Thernstrom   2005   December - Fighting to Win, by Frederick W. Kagan December - Milton and Rose Friedman: Liberty's Couple, by Lawrence B. Lindsey December - American Dilemma: Problems of Race Still Cry to Be Solved, by James Q. Wilson December - A Fitting Address, by James Q. Wilson November - Why Is the World Bank Still Lending? by Adam Lerrick November - The Summit of the Americas: Rescuing the Reform Agenda, by Roger F. Noriega October - Head Start's Broken Promise, by Douglas J. Besharov October - Energy Conservation: An Economic Perspective, by Robert W. Hahn October - Germany's Bad Example for Iraq, by Michael S. Greve October - Rediscovering the Underclass, by Charles Murray October - North Korea Triumphs Again in Diplomacy, by Nicholas Eberstadt September - Beware the Arafat Model in Iraq, by Michael Rubin September - Junk Science Reigns, by John E. Calfee September - Why Does College Cost So Much? by Richard Vedder September - Market Comrades, by R. Glenn Hubbard August - Bring Them Home, by Nicholas Eberstadt August - Medicare: Yesterday and Tomorrow, by Joseph Antos July - Small Leaps or Giant Leaps, by Scott Gottlieb June - The Great Shift to Specialty Drugs, by Scott Gottlieb June - Yuan Answers? by Phillip L. Swagel June - A Bias Against the Best and Brightest, by John R. Lott Jr. June - Even Workers with "McJobs" Deserve Respect, by James K. Glassman May - Neither Fools nor Cowards, by Eliot A. Cohen May - Liberals in Exile, by Michael S. Greve May - Science and Nonscience: The Limits of Scientific Research, by Frederick M. Hess May - A Comedy of Errors: U.S. Turkish Diplomacy and the Iraq War, by Michael Rubin May - Without Reforms, the Mideast Risks Revolution, by Danielle Pletka April - All Not Quiet on the Eastern Front, by James R. Lilley April - Addressing the Real Public Risk from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, by Peter J. Wallison April - Where Were You on 1/14? by Christina Hoff Sommers and Sally Satel April - A New Approach to Personal Social Security Accounts, by Alex J. Pollock March - Regime Change at the World Bank, by Alan H. Meltzer March - David Bradford: Leading Light of Tax Reform, by Daniel Shaviro February - Zimbabwe's Impending Elections, by Roger Bate February - Birth of a Democracy, by Reuel Marc Gerecht February - Kim Jong Il's Nuclear Winter, by Nicholas Eberstadt February - The Democratic Ideal, by Joshua Muravchik February - Iraq Has Voted, by Michael Rubin February - A Defeat for the Forces of Fear, by David Frum February - Sex Education at Harvard, by Charles Murray January - Let Stock Exchanges Compete without Price Regulation, by Peter J. Wallison   2004 December - China's Route to a Green and Prosperous Future, by Roger Bate December - America Passes the Religious Test, by James Q. Wilson December - Tear Down This Tyranny, by Nicholas Eberstadt November - China Should Trust in Capital Markets, by R. Glenn Hubbard November - The Second-Term Economy, by R. Glenn Hubbard November - A New Style for a New Mandate, by David Frum November - Why Did Kerry Lose?: Answer: It Wasn't "Values", by James Q. Wilson November - Seizing a Stable Majority, by Newt Gingrich October - Smog Hits a Record Low, by Joel Schwartz October - Terrorism's Silent Partner at the United Nations, by Joshua Muravchik October - Free Trade and the 2004 Presidential Race, by Claude Barfield September - Responding to Terrorism, by Leon Aron September - Mutual Funds Bounce Back, by James K. Glassman September - Dem de la Crème, by Karl Zinsmeister August - Four Surprises in Global Demography, by Nicholas Eberstadt August - Not Worth a Blue Ribbon, by Reuel Marc Gerecht August - General Malaise, by Eliot A. Cohen August - Naming the Enemy, by Thomas Donnelly July - The Sorry State of the CIA, by Reuel Marc Gerecht July - Add Gun Control to Litany of Misbegotten Government Plans, by John R. Lott Jr. and Eli Lehrer July - The Social Security and Medicare Morass, by R. Glenn Hubbard June - Reagan's Majority, by Newt Gingrich June - Democratic Revolution in Iraq?, by Reuel Marc Gerecht June - It Wasn't Inevitable, by Irving Kristol June - What to Do to Save the World, by James K. Glassman June - Trust the Iraqi People, by Michael Rubin June - Fund Follies, by James K. Glassman May - Picture of Privilege? by Charles Murray May - Swift Invasion, Slow Victory, by Thomas Donnelly May - Too Long for a Presidential Campaign, by Herbert G. Klein May - Without Competition, School Choice Is Not Enough, by Frederick M. Hess May - Guns, Butter, and the War on Terror, by Christopher DeMuth April - Soaring School Spending, by Frederick M. Hess April - From Tyranny to Freedom, by Michael A. Ledeen April - High-Tech Cluster Bombs: Why Successful Technology Hubs Are the Exception, Not the Rule, by Scott Wallsten April - Go Back to Basics at the IMF, by Desmond Lachman April - Holy War in Europe, by Reuel Marc Gerecht April - A Republic--if South Koreans Can Keep It, by Nicholas Eberstadt March - Accounting Lags behind a Knowledge Economy, by Peter J. Wallison March - Returning from Iraq, Still Fighting Vietnam, by Sally Satel March - Why Your Job Isn't Moving to Bangalore, by Jagdish Bhagwati February - The Emptying of Russia, by Nicholas Eberstadt February - In Iraq with the Coalition of the Willing by Radek Sikorski February - The Standoff with Iraqi Shiites over Direct Elections, by Reuel Marc Gerecht February - "Outsourcing" Is Good for America, by Douglas A. Irwin January - Beware the Soft-Line Ideologues, by David Frum and Richard Perle 2003 December - The Patriot Act under Fire, by John Yoo and Eric Posner December - U.S. Steel Tariffs Gave Safeguards a Bad Name, by Claude E. Barfield December - The Case for Being Mean, by Frederick M. Hess November - The Long, Hard Slog, by Reuel Marc Gerecht November - Out of the Asylum, into the Cell, by Sally Satel November - A Jobless Recovery?, by Allan H. Meltzer September - Unfair and Unbalanced, by Joshua Muravchik September - Divorcing Voters, Again, by John R. Lott September - What Iraqis Really Think, by Karl Zinsmeister September - Defining the "Peace Party", by Karlyn H. Bowman and James Q. Wilson September - Be Careful What You Wish For, by Reuel Marc Gerecht September - What the Cancun Meeting Can Achieve, by Claude E. Barfield September - Blame Sarbanes-Oxley, by Peter J. Wallison September - A Fairer Tax Deal for All America’s Companies, by R. Glenn Hubbard September - The Neoconservative Persuasion, by Irving Kristol August - Repressing ROTC, by Christina Hoff Sommers August - Lessons of Operation Iraqi Freedom, by Richard Perle August - Understanding the Role of the United States in the Global Economy, by James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett August - How to Balance a $43 Trillion Checkbook, by Jagadeesh Gokhale and Kent Smetters July - The High Price of Cheap Drugs, by John E. Calfee July - The Medicare Prescription-Drug Benefit Is Bad for America's Health, by Joseph Antos and Jagadeesh Gokhale July - How Europe Sows Misery in Africa, by Kevin A. Hassett and Robert Shapiro July - Iran: Back the Freedom Fighters, by Michael A. Ledeen June - America Loses Its Voice, by Joshua Muravchik June - The Mullahs' Manhattan Project, by Reuel Marc Gerecht  May - Rise Up, Return, Rebuild, by Radek Sikorski May - Political Attack Can Remove Terror Masters in Syria and Iran, by Michael A. Ledeen May - A Peaceful Approach to Regime Change, by David Frum March - We Are Better Off without That UN Resolution, by Joshua Muravchik March - Poor Diagnosis, Poor Prescription, by Peter J. Wallison March - Greenwar, by James K. Glassman March - It Will Be a Smaller World After All, by Ben J. Wattenberg March - More Drug Use Will Mean More Lawsuits, by Scott Gottlieb February - A Turn of the Screw, by Nicholas Eberstadt January - Evil, Yes. Genius, No., by Nicholas Eberstadt January - A Power Shift No One Noticed, by Peter J. Wallison January - The Family Way, by James Q. Wilson January - Pyongyang, Mon Amour: A Sojourn in a Surreal State, by Radek Sikorksi

2002

December - We're Feeding the Poor as if They're Starving, by Douglas J. Besharov
December - FDA Rules Hinder Cancer Vaccines, by Scott Gottlieb
November - Acting in Haste on Corporate Governance, by Peter J. Wallison
November - Patent Mistakes, by Scott Gottlieb
November - The AIDS Pandemic Draws a Bead on Eurasia, by Nicholas Eberstadt
November - Self-Defensive Arms Kept Tied by Good Intentions, by John R. Lott Jr.
October - A Necessary War, by Reuel Marc Gerecht
September - What Congress Should Do about Prescription Drugs for Seniors, by Joseph Antos and Grace-Marie Turner
September - A Bright Idea on Development, by James K. Glassman
September - Population Sense and Nonsense, by Nicholas Eberstadt
August - The Dow of Congress, by James K. Glassman and John R. Lott Jr.
August - What Cops Can Teach the FBI, by Eli Lehrer
August - Why the West Must Strike First against Saddam Hussein, by Richard Perle
August - Regime Change in Iran?, by Reuel Marc Gerecht
August - Back to Bailouts, by Allan H. Meltzer
July - SAT Reform Fails the Needy, by Charles Murray
July - China's Disguised Failure, by Arthur Waldron
June - Hearts, Minds, and the War against Terror, by Joshua Muravchik
June - Losing the Intelligence War Overseas, by Reuel Marc Gerecht
June - America the Safe: Why Europe's Crime Rates Have Surpassed Ours, by Eli Lehrer
June - Iran's Next Revolution, by Michael A. Ledeen
May - Israel on the Edge, by Paul Johnson
May - Clean Air and Dirty Science, by Randall Lutter
April - Politics Remain Stalemated, by William Schneider
April - Depreciate the Yen, by Allan H. Meltzer
April - The Sanctity of Smut, by Robert H. Bork
March - Losing the Middle East?, Reuel Marc Gerecht
March - The Poverty Rate: America's Worst Statistical Indicator, by Nicholas Eberstadt
March - China's Economic Facade, by Arthur Waldron
February - Argentina Has a Choice: Peronism or Modernity, by Mark Falcoff
February - The War on the Police, by Heather Mac Donald
February - National Woes? Dangle Prizes, Solutions Will Follow, by Newt Gingrich
February - Put a Price on His Head, by Randall Lutter
February - Girl Power! and Other Federal Idiocy, by Christina Hoff Sommers
February - How to Get Clean Air at Less Cost, by Randall Lutter
February - Crushing al Qaeda Is Only a Start, by Reuel Marc Gerecht
January - The United States Must Strike at Saddam Hussein, by Richard Perle
January - Having Their Day in (a Military) Court, by Robert H. Bork
January - Freedom and the Arab World, by Joshua Muravchik

2001

December - Searching for Sense in the Tax Cut Debate, by Charles W. Calomiris and Kevin A. Hassett
December - The Fathers Are Still Missing, by Charles Murray
December - Why They Hate Us, by Hillel Fradkin
December - Give Same-Sex Schooling a Chance, by Christina Hoff Sommers
December - Wanted: Jubilee 2010 against Protectionism, by Jagdish Bhagwati and Arvind Panagariya
November - Whose Votes Really Didn't Count in Florida?, by James K. Glassman and John R. Lott Jr.
November - The Answer to Terrorism? Revolution., by Michael A. Ledeen
November - The Saudi Connection, by David Wurmser
November - A Big-Government Bidding War, by William Schneider
November - Principles for Victory, by Newt Gingrich
November - Government Reinsurance of Terrorism Coverage, by Peter J. Wallison
November - Don't Federalize Airport Security, by John R. Lott Jr.
October - From the Ashes Comes the Rebirth of Patriotism, by Walter Berns
October - War and the Stock Market, by James K. Glassman
September - The Price of FCC Integrity: $15 Billion, by Harold Furchtgott-Roth
September - Social Security Reform Can't Wait, by Kevin A. Hassett
August - Poor Democracies, by Leon Aron
August  - When Privacy Is a Credit Risk, by Peter J. Wallison
August  - For Innovation's Sake, an Open Window, by Robert W. Hahn
August  - The World Bank Is Wrong to Oppose Grants, by Allan H. Meltzer
June - The Passionless Public: Why Americans Are Tuning Out, by Karlyn H. Bowman
June - A Prescription for the Economy, by Kevin A. Hassett
June - Bush Is Right on Global Warming, by James K. Glassman and Sallie L. Baliunas
May - The Joy of Debt, by James K. Glassman
May - The Fonda Effect, by Christina Hoff Sommers
May - Dow 36,000? It's Still a Good Bet, by James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett
May - The First Hundred Days, by Newt Gingrich and John O'Sullivan
May - Beyond IMF Bailouts: Default without Disruption, by Allan H. Meltzer and Adam Lerrick
May - Immeasurably Diverse, by Ben J. Wattenberg
April - World Population Prospects, by Nicholas Eberstadt
April - The U.S. Is Not Pulling Out of the Balkans, by Richard Perle
March - Prole Models: America's Elites Take Their Cues from the Underclass, by Charles Murray
March - Readin', Writin', and Competitiveness, by William Schneider
March -  Putting Our Tax House in Order, by Kevin A. Hassett 
March - The Bush Administration's Japan Problem, by David Asher
February - Is Collective Purchasing Good or Bad for the Economy?, by James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett
January - Forget Kyoto, by James K. Glassman
January - Middle East "War": How Did It Come to This?, by David Wurmser
January - The Real Division in the Court, by Michael S. Greve
January - A Dangerous Step Closer to an International Criminal Court, by Jeremy Rabkin
January - What the Tiananmen Papers Tell Us about China Today, by Arthur Waldron
January - Did the Fed's Obsession with Stocks Cause It to Miss the Slowdown?, by James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett
January - The Republic of Feelings, by Christina Hoff Sommers
January - Election Results from A to Z, by Karlyn H. Bowman

2000

December - The Fundamental Problem with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, by Peter J. Wallison
November - Why Israel?, by Ben J. Wattenberg
October - Why Not Cut Taxes?, by James Q. Wilson
October - A Tax Phantom Is Stalking You, by Kevin A. Hassett
October - Slow Progress in Prague, by Allan H. Meltzer and Adam Lerrick
October - The Two Welfare States, by Irving Kristol
September - End FCC Speech Restrictions on Broadcasters, by Daniel E. Troy
August - Health Care à la Karl Marx, by Robert B. Helms
August - A Better Way to Build a Missile Defense, by Richard Perle
August - Hey, Mr. Greenspan: Wealth Creation Isn't a Problem, by Kevin A. Hassett
July - What's North Korea Up To?, by Nicholas Eberstadt
July - Politics in an Era of Good Feeling, by Irving Kristol
July - The Declining Political Potency of Economic Inequality, by Karlyn H. Bowman
June - Russia Doesn't Need a New Czar, by Leon Aron
June - Taiwan's Democratization Dilemma, by Arthur Waldron
June - It Didn't Start with Elián, by Michael A. Ledeen
June - Who Wants to Be a Competitor?, by Thomas W. Hazlett
June - Breaking Up Is Hard to Do, So Don't Do It, by Robert W. Hahn
June - A New Strategy for the War on Drugs, by James Q. Wilson
May - A Better Way to Help the World, Allan H. Meltzer
May - Public Policy Bears on the Markets, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
May - FAIR Is Being Unfair to Senator Abraham, by Ben J. Wattenberg
May - Is Government Strangling the New Economy?, by James K. Glassman
May - Why Nasdaq Loses When the Government Wins, by Thomas W. Hazlett and George W. Bittlingmayer
May - U.S. Trade with China and Taiwan Is Inextricably Linked to Security, by Claude E. Barfield and Mark Groombridge
April - Did the Confederacy Win?, by Ben J. Wattenberg
April - Putin's Order of the Day, by Leon Aron
April - The Vote Belt, by Ben J. Wattenberg
April - Reforming the IMF and the World Bank, by Allan H. Meltzer and Jeffrey Sachs
April - Leveraging Uncle Sam, by Peter J. Wallison
April - Democracy for All?, by James Q. Wilson
April - Let's Defeat Syria, Not Appease It, by David Wurmser
March - Menacing Language from China, by Arthur Waldron
March - The McCain Tax Plan, by Charles W. Calomiris, Kevin A. Hassett, and Lawrence B. Lindsey
March - Still Hyping the Phony Pay Gap, by Diana Furchgott-Roth
March - The Seventeen-Year Boom, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
March - Deeper into the Brain, by Charles Murray
March - The FCC's Squeeze on Religious Broadcasting, by Daniel E. Troy
February - Are New Census Data off the Mark?, by Ben J. Wattenberg
February - Britain Deserves Its Millennium Dome, by William Schneider
February - Does Syria Want Peace?, by David Wurmser
January - Virtue in a Free Society, by Charles Murray
January - Two Sides to China's Entry into the WTO, by Claude E. Barfield and Mark Groombridge
January - How Christianity Created Capitalism, by Michael Novak
January - Hayek's Heroes, by Thomas W. Hazlett

1999

December - The FCC Racket, by Harold Furchtgott-Roth
December - A Strange Campaign Is Born, by William Schneider
December - Apply the Reagan Doctrine to Iraq, by Joshua Muravchik
November - Kofi Annan’s UN Power Grab, by John R. Bolton
November - Justice Is Better Than Compassion, by Hillel Fradkin
November - The Man Who Knew Too Much: Edward C. Banfield, 1916-1999, by James Q. Wilson
November - Six Billion Reasons to Cheer, by Nicholas Eberstadt
November - Wanted: Leaders with Moral Authority, by William Schneider
October - A Billion People Have VANISHED!, by Ben J. Wattenberg
October - If Microsoft Loses, Then What?, by Robert W. Hahn
October - Alan Greenspan: A Wild and Crazy Guy, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
October - Bubbloney, by James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett
September - Globalization Already Has a Human Face, by Jagdish Bhagwati
September - The One China Fiction and Its Dangers, by Ross Terrill
September - Five-Star Cold War General, by Ben J. Wattenberg
September - The United States, Unintentional Warrior, by Joshua Muravchik
August - Your Surplus Checks Aren't in the Mail Yet, by Kevin A. Hassett and Diana Furchtgott-Roth
August - What to Do With $1 Trillion More in Taxes, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
August - A Solution to Concerns over Public Access to Scientific Data, by Robert W. Hahn and Linda Cohen
August - FDA Censorship Could Cost Lives, by Daniel E. Troy
August - Pharmaceutical Price Controls Are a Prescription for Disaster, by John E. Calfee
August- Taiwan Is a State. Get over It., by James R. Lilley and Arthur Waldron
August - Asking More from Matrimony, by Douglas J. Besharov
July - Federalism Is More Than States’ Rights, by Michael S. Greve
July - Clinton’s Cynical War on Banking Reform, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
July - Ozone and the Constitution at the EPA, by Christopher DeMuth and Randall Lutter
June - The People’s Republic of China: A Regime in Crisis, by Arthur Waldron
June - Safeguards vs. Antidumping Protection: Lessons from the Steel "Crisis", by Claude E. Barfield
May - How to Invent a New IMF, by Charles W. Calomiris
May - A Gap in the Curriculum, by James Q. Wilson
May - The Rise of the Investor Class, by James K. Glassman
May - Moving Ahead of a Low-Risk President, by William Schneider
April - How to Wreck NATO, by Joshua Muravchik
April - Lessons of Vietnam and Serbia, by Ben J. Wattenberg
April - Why Are We in Kosovo?, by Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
April - The New Europe and Its Implications for the United States, by Jeffrey Gedmin
April - Clinton's Budgetary Legerdemain, by Herbert Stein
April - U.S. Aid Feeds North Korea’s Nuclear Designs, by Nicholas Eberstadt
April - Stock Prices Are Still Far Too Low, by James K. Glassman and Kevin A. Hassett
April - Blame Clinton, Not China, for the Lapse At Los Alamos, by James R. Lilley
April - The Origins of Medicare, by Robert B. Helms
March - Target America: The Need for a Missile Defense System, by Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
March - Our Dreyfus Case, by Charles Murray
March - The Sprawl Brawl, by Ben J. Wattenberg
March - Why Pharmaceutical Price Controls Are Bad for Patients, by John E. Calfee
February - Clinton’s China Policy Invites Disaster, by Arthur Waldron
February - Counting Change In Euroland, by Ben J. Wattenberg
February - Triumph in the Skies, by James K. Glassman
February - The Trouble with Universal Jurisdiction, by John R. Bolton
January - Misunderstanding America, by Jeffrey Gedmin
January - Score One for School Vouchers , by Ben J. Wattenberg
January - Europe Coddles a Terrorist, Again, by Michael A. Ledeen
January - The Dangerous Korea, by Nicholas Eberstadt

1998

December - The Best Insurance against Global Recession, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
December - To the "New Rich," Bill's OK, by William Schneider
December - Unequal Treatment for Taiwan, by John R. Bolton
December - Let Panama Try Life without a U.S. Presence, by Mark Falcoff
December - Control Freaks, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
December - Two Billion Never-Borns, by Ben J. Wattenberg
December - The Two Wings on Which the Human Spirit Rises: The Pope’s Defense of Reason, by Michael Novak
November - Schröder’s New Europe: When America Leads, Will the Allies Follow?, by Jeffrey Gedmin
November - Stand Up for Free Trade, by James K. Glassman
October - The World Doesn't Need a Financial Big Fix, by James K. Glassman
October - The Age of the Minnies, by Ben J. Wattenberg and Daniel Wattenberg
October - Who’s Afraid of Privatizing Social Security?, by Karlyn H. Bowman
October - Global Risk, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
October - Social Security's Best Bet, by Carolyn L. Weaver
August - Clinton Bows to China in the Crunch, by Arthur Waldron
August - How Not to Reform Social Security, by Carolyn L. Weaver
August - The GOP's Risky Prescription For Agriculture, by William Schneider
August - Linking Illegitimacy to Welfare, by Ben J. Wattenberg
August - The Conservative Delusion over Auto Choice, by George L. Priest
August - Why the War on Tobacco Will Fail, by John E. Calfee
August - Time for Japan to Print Money, by Allan H. Meltzer
August - The Strange Case of the E-Rate, by Christopher DeMuth
July - The Middle East Mess, by David Wurmser
July - The Most Religious Century, by Michael Novak
June - Gore's Internet Fiasco, by James K. Glassman
June - Is Managed Health Care Unpopular?, by Karlyn H. Bowman
June - Should We Be Wedded to Engagement with China?, by Arthur Waldron
June - Fragile French Egos Give Rise to a New "Cold War", by Joshua Muravchik
June - Class Acts, by James K. Glassman
May - Blame the United States for India's Nukes, by Michael A. Ledeen
May - Clinton Needs to Broaden His Travel Plans for Asia, by Arthur Waldron
May - The Gang That Couldn't Keep Its Books Straight, by James K. Glassman
April - Moynihan's Social Security Plan, by James K. Glassman
April - Washington's War on Sport-Utility Vehicles, by Irwin M. Stelzer
March - Chairman Bill's Big Blue Book, by Herbert Stein
March - The Social Security Administration and Public Understanding of Social Security, by Carolyn L. Weaver
March - No Sanctions, No Castro, by James K. Glassman
March - Polluted Polling on Global Warming Proves Anything and Nothing, by Karlyn H. Bowman
January - Is a Second Iran-Iraq War on the Horizon?, by Anthony Mitchell
January - The Benefits of Bankruptcy, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
January - Three Broken Compacts, by Charles Murray
January - Global Environmentalists and Their Superstitions, by Nicholas Eberstadt
January - Free Trade without Treaties, by Jagdish Bhagwati
January - Harmful Bailouts, by Charles W. Calomiris
January - Will We Ever Get Tax Reform?, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
January - Moral Hazard Goes Global: The IMF, Mexico, and Asia, by Allan H. Meltzer

1997

December - In Defense of Machiavellian France, by Michael A. Ledeen
December - U.S. Isn't Legally Obligated to Pay the UN , by John R. Bolton
December - Iraq Needs a Revolution, by David Wurmser
December - A Tale of Two Elections, by William Schneider
December - Justice to Ronald Reagan, by Dinesh D'Souza
December - Jiang Zemin: The Leader China Needs?, by Arthur Waldron
November - Greenhouse Politics, by Jeremy Rabkin
November - Post-West Syndrome, by John D. Fonte
November - Eighty-one Years, by Herbert Stein
November - World Population Implosion?, by Nicholas Eberstadt
November - Implications of a "Great Awakening", by William Schneider
October - Bill Clinton, M.D., by James K. Glassman
October - The EPA's Killer Air Pollution Proposals, by Michael Fumento
October - For Tax Relief, Think Rollover, by James K. Glassman
October - Conflicts That Can't Be Resolved, by Irving Kristol
September - Ms.-information on College Campuses, by Christina Hoff Sommers
September - Will Clinton's Line-Item Veto Stand?, by J. Gregory Sidak
September - Data That Belie the Part-Time Lament, by Irwin M. Stelzer
September - The Emerging American Imperium, by Irving Kristol
August - Body Count versus Education, by Thomas Sowell
August - Birth Rates Close to Racial Parity, by Ben J. Wattenberg
August- Immigration: Hard Facts, by Irwin M. Stelzer
August - Putting Regulations to a Test, by Robert W. Hahn and Robert E. Litan
August - Washington's Irrelevance, by James K. Glassman
August - A Quiet Drop in Out-of-Wedlock Births, by Ben J. Wattenberg
August - Reducing Global Emissions at Minimum Cost, by Irwin M. Stelzer
August - Fiscal Policy Discovers Irrational Exuberance, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
August - Clinton Undermines Welfare Reform--With GOP Help, by Douglas J. Besharov
July - Let's Get Rid of the Silly Little Boxes, by Ben J. Wattenberg
July - President Clinton's Mandate for Fuzzy Math, by Lynne V. Cheney
June - Is America Finally Going Color-Blind?, by James K. Glassman
June - Put a Stop to Comp-Time Discrimination, by Diana Furchtgott-Roth
June - Incentives Outpace Bureaucracy in Everglades Cleanup, by Robert W. Hahn
June - NATO's Quality of Life, by Vaclav Havel
May - Boomers Beware: The Estate Tax Is Now Not Just for the Rich, by Norman J. Ornstein
May - What America Can Teach the World--and Itself, by Lawrence B. Lindsey
May - Lessons of the U.S. Job Machine, by Irwin M. Stelzer
April  - No Federal Money for the Arts, by James K. Glassman
April  - Bum Data In, Bum Data Out, by Ben J. Wattenberg
April  - Virtues of the Buckley Ruling, by John R. Bolton
April  - Minority Politics with a Striking Twist, by William Schneider
April - Social and Environmental Charters: Just Say No, by Claude E. Barfield
March - Hastening Korean Reunification, by Nicholas Eberstadt
March - How Not to Deal with China , by Arthur Waldron
March - Down in the Regulatory Trenches, by Kenneth Brown
March - The Lost Soul of the Welfare State, by Irving Kristol
February  - Do-It-Yourself Retirement Plans, by James K. Glassman
February  - Reading the Inaugurals: A Primer on What Presidents Say after They Take the Oath, by Herbert Stein
February - Capitalism for the Masses, by Ben J. Wattenberg
January - Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics Revisited, by Irwin M. Stelzer
January - Using Force as a Tourniquet , by Joshua Muravchik

1996

December - Prisoners of Faulty Statistics, by Michael Boskin
December - Doomsday for Doomsaying, by Ben J. Wattenberg
December - A New Kind of Medicare, by James K. Glassman
December - Starved for Ideas: Misconceptions that Hinder the Battle against World Hunger, by Nicholas Eberstadt
December - Will Clinton Sing the Second Term Blues?, by William Schneider
December - Principle and Discipline, by James K. Glassman
November - Nationalism Bites Back, by James R. Lilley
November - The Health Insurance Mandates: Bad Economics and Bad Policy, by H. E. Frech
November - For Dole Despite the Tax Cut, by Herbert Stein
November - The End of the Baby Blip, by Ben J. Wattenberg
November - The Bill Clinton of the Sceptered Isle, by Irwin M. Stelzer
November - Development Assistance and Economic Freedom, by Nicholas Eberstadt
November - America Will Feel the Pain of European Monetary Union, by Irwin M. Stelzer
October - Robert Nisbet's Quest, by David Brooks
October - What Doesn't Add Up . . . What Does: Sorting the Polls, by Ben J. Wattenberg
October - NikeTown Shantytowns?, by Irwin M. Stelzer
October - The Feminization of the Democrats, by Irving Kristol
October - Choosing Performance over Character, by William Schneider
September - Carrying a Small Stick, by Joshua Muravchik
September - Anti-Americanization, by John D. Fonte
September - The Quest for Security, by William Schneider
August - A Post-Wilsonian Foreign Policy, by Irving Kristol
August - Welfare as Seen by Those Who Know, by Ben J. Wattenberg
July - The EPA's True Cost, by Robert W. Hahn
June - Beyond Bilingualism, by Mark Falcoff
June - Clinton's Morning, by Karlyn H. Bowman and Irwin M. Stelzer
May - The Income Inequality Debate, by Herbert Stein
May - Birth of an Entitlement: Learning from the Origins of Social Security, by Carolyn L. Weaver
May - The Problems of Monetary Union--and a Better Alternative, by Allan H. Meltzer
May - Prague Spring, by Peter Rodman
May - To the Left of Thou and Dole, by Ben J. Wattenberg
May - Expand NATO Now, by Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
April - What Use Is the UN?, by Joshua Muravchik
April - Time to Speak Clearly, and Carry a Big Stick, by James R. Lilley
April - Where Democracy Is Spreading Roots, by James R. Lilley
April - Good Times, Bad Vibes, by Herbert Stein
April - Looking for Corruption in All High Places, by Michael A. Ledeen
April - Buchanan's Surprisingly Respectable Economics, by Irwin M. Stelzer
March - Is the Republican Revolution Alive?, by Irwin M. Stelzer
March - Work, Not Job Training, by Douglas J. Besharov
March - The Modern-Day Paradox of Poverty, by Nicholas Eberstadt
March - A Gap, Not a Chasm, by Everett Carll Ladd
March - New Cause for Fear, by Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
March - Women Made the Difference in Oregon, by William Schneider
February - Fearmongers Who Ignore Happy Harbingers, by Ben J. Wattenberg
February - Saving China from Itself, by James R. Lilley
February - Coming This Year: Marx for Dummies, Karl Zinsmeister
February - Runaround Suharto, Joshua Muravchik
February - A Presidential Budget Message, by Herbert Stein
February - How to Save Children, by Douglas J. Besharov
January - Inequality and Ideology, by Michael Novak