Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Commentary - Archive 2009
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Z. Smith Reynolds Professor of Public Policy Charles Clotfelter discusses the role of college sports in American education
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. and Frank Hill, Chief of Staff to former North Carolina Congressman Alex McMillan and former U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Dole.
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Immigration has temporarily faded as a hot-button issue, for the moment overshadowed by health care reform (not to mention foreign affairs). Expect it to return to attention, however--not least because of the scale of our current immigrant population.
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Professor Phil Cook and doctoral student Maeve Gearing write in a New York Times op-ed that ignition-interlock devices can reduce repeat drunk-driving offenses by 65 percent. If they were widely installed, the devices would save up to 750 lives a year, a recent National Highway Transportation Safety Administration report estimated.
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr. comments on Health Care Reform: Latest in a Series
One of the basic laws of health insurance is that the healthy subsidize the sick, says Assistant Professor of PPS Donald H. Taylor, Jr.
Professor of Public Policy and Political Science Bruce Jentleson examines prospects for improved U.S.-Syrian relations. Jentleson and colleagues from the U.S. Institute of Peace and the Stimson Center met with Syrian President Bashar Assad in January for substantive talks on shared interests in the Middle East.
Lessons of history show that the economic recovery needs the worker rights reforms in the proposed Employee Free Choice Act in order to succeed, say Professor of PPS and History Robert Korstad and doctoral candidate Max Krochmal.
I found Slumdog Millionaire, nominated for best picture, an uplifting film. It tells the story, sorely needed in these times of economic despair, of a young man making good despite incredible odds. If Jamal Malik can overcome such severe handicaps of birth and circumstance, the film says, then despair is unwarranted.