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PROJECTS
The National Research Initiative Publications
Was the Goldwater campaign of 1964 was a major loss for conservatism or an invaluable time of forging principles?
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As the ongoing Senate election contest in Minnesota shows, recounts complicate the election outcome more than they clarify it.
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There is significant evidence that the arbitrariness of New Deal economic policy made the Great Depression worse. Policymakers today should eschew this uncertainty and chart a clearly defined course.
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Republicans must rebuild their brand by focusing on the states, where the nation's problems in education, crime, and economic growth can best be solved.
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By David Frum
, Sam Tanenhaus
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AEI Online
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
What can the GOP do to regain its electoral footing?
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This is not the first time that conservatives and Republicans have stared into an electoral abyss.
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By Jon Entine
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AEI Online
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
In the past decade, multinationals have gobbled up ethical brands--with huge benefits to both parties.
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In the past decade, multinationals have gobbled up ethical brands--with huge benefits to both parties.
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The Clorox partnership fiasco demonstrates poor levels of transparency and weak corporate governance at the Sierra Club.
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As Lincoln showed, a "war ticket" is not the formula for lasting success.
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