| Gerard Alexander |
Democracy; Democratization; American government; Government spending
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| Joseph Antos |
Medicare; Health care policy; Private health insurance
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| Michael Barone |
Politics; American government; Campaigns and elections; American political system
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| Walter Berns |
Political philosophy; Constitutional law; Legal issues
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| Douglas J. Besharov |
Education (vocational, high-school counseling, Affirmative Action, and student aid); Poverty (trends, causes, and remedies); Welfare reform (job training and program evaluation); Families (marriage, divorce, same-sex marriage, and nonmarital births); Child abuse/child welfare (foster care and delinquency); Preschool and child care (Head Start); Race and ethnicity (Affirmative Action and black middle class)
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| Edward Blum |
Civil rights policy; Voting rights; Affirmative action; Multiculturalism; Redistricting
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| Karlyn Bowman |
Public opinion/polls; U.S. politics; Media
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| John E. Calfee |
Advertising; Food and Drug Administration policies; Health care policy; Pharmaceuticals; Tobacco; Tort liability system
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| Lynne V. Cheney |
Culture; Education
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| Nicholas Eberstadt |
Infant mortality and health disparites in the United States; Economics; Economic development policy; Foreign and Defense; Poverty; Foreign aid; Korea; East Asia; Russia and other former Soviet republics; Social and Political; Demographics; Health and mortality in foreign locales (including HIV/AIDS); Global health, infant mortality, and HIV/AIDS; Poverty (domestic and international); Third World economic development; North and South Korea; World demographics
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| John C. Fortier |
Elections; Congress; Continuity of government; Election reform, presidential succession, and disability; The Electoral College; The presidency
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| Ted Frank |
Liability reform; Law and economics; Constitutional law; Medical malpractice; Antitrust policy; Regulation through litigation; Intellectual property
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| David Frum |
U.S. politics; Bush administration; Canadian politics
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| David Gelernter |
American history; Religion, culture, and science
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| Newt Gingrich |
Health care policy; Information technology; Military; U.S. politics
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| Robert A. Goldwin |
Constitutional studies; Education; Human rights and democracy
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| Michael S. Greve |
Federalism; Constitutional law; Courts; Business regulation
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| Steven F. Hayward |
Environment; Law; The presidency; Political economy
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| Frederick M. Hess |
Education
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| Ayaan Hirsi Ali |
Islam and the West; Islam and women; Islam in Europe
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| Leon R. Kass, M.D. |
Bioethics; Ethics; Philosophy; Marriage, family, and social mores
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| Herbert G. Klein |
U.S. media and political issues; Presidential communications
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| Marvin H. Kosters |
Income inequality; Labor issues
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| Irving Kristol |
Culture; Ethics; Religion; Politics
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| Joshua Muravchik |
United Nations; Neoconservatism; History of socialism and communism; Arab-Israeli conflict; Global democracy, terrorism, and the Bush Doctrine
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| Charles Murray |
Culture; Human intelligence and social structure; Marriage, family, and social mores; Family; Crime; Libertarianism
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| Michael Novak |
U.S. politics; Ethnicity; Sports; Religion; Culture
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| Norman J. Ornstein |
U.S. politics; Congress; Elections
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| Sally Satel, M.D. |
Domestic drug policy; Mental health policy (including the psychological impact of war and disasters); Political trends in medicine
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| Nick Schulz |
Media; Technology and politics
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| Christina Hoff Sommers |
American adolescents; Feminism and American culture; Morality in American society
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| Peter J. Wallison |
Banking and financial services; Financial markets; GSEs (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac)
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| Ben J. Wattenberg |
Culture; Demographics; Public opinion/polls
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| John Yoo |
Constitutional law; International law
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