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 Steven Malanga is now a RealClearMarkets.com featured columnist. For
more information click here.
To read his latest column on RealClearMarkets, click here.
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RECENT ARTICLES . . .
The Professional Panhandling Plague
Steven Malanga, FrontPageMag.com, 08-26-08
The Way We Gentrify Now
Edward Glaeser, The New York Sun, 08-27-08
Speech!
John McWhorter, The New Republic, 09-10-08
The plague of professional panhandling
Steven Malanga, Dallas Morning News, 08-24-08 (This article is also linked on RealClearPolitics.com, 08-25-08)
The mill towns round our neck
Edward Glaeser, Prospect, September 2008
Rewrite This Review!
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 08-24-08
Patrick dropped the ball on health care
Tom Stossel, Boston Business Journal, 08-22-08
Cab Ride, Interrupted
John McWhorter, New York Sun, 08-22-08
Nancy Pelosi's drilling smoke screen
Max Schulz, New York Daily News Online, 08-21-08
Report from Tbilisi
Michael Totten, RealClearPolitics.com, 08-21-08 (This article is from City Journal Online, 08-20-08 and also appeared on NRO Web Briefing, 08-21-08)
NYC Public Housing in Crisis
Julia Vitullo-Martin, New York Daily News, 08-21-08
Do Corporations Really Pay No Taxes?
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 08-20-08 (This article also ran on Real Clear Politics, 8-20-08)
Free-Market Medicine
Paul Howard, National Review Online, 08-20-08
• Paul Howard reads Free-Market Medicine
Jersey: A Lesson In Failure For NY
Steven Malanga, New York Post, 08-19-08
He Changed The World (Everyone Says So)
Julia Vitullo-Martin, New York Post, 08-17-08
No Parking, Ever
Hope Cohen, New York Times, 08-17-08
Teachers Go Nuclear
E.J. McMahon, New York Post, 08-15-08
A Genuine Sherriff of Wall St.
Nicole Gelinas, New York Post, 08-15-08
Qualified teachers wanted
Marcus Winters, Washington Times, 08-15-08
A Marshall Plan for Reading
Sol Stern, City Journal, Summer 2008 (This article also appears on National Review Online, 8-14-08)
'Hope' Lacks Heft
John McWhorter, New York Sun, 08-14-08
President Obama Won't Revive Unions
Steven Malanga, Real Clear Markets, 08-13-08
How the Next Generation will Conceptualize Race
John McWhorter, New York Magazine, 08-10-08
How Cop Bashers Menace Minorities
Heather Mac Donald, New York Post, 08-11-08
East Side Overload
Julia Vitullo-Martin, New York Post, 08-11-08
Anti- Vs. Pro-Business Environments Separate Red States From The Black
Steven Malanga, Investor's Business Daily, 08-11-08
Intelligent Policing Comes to New Jersey
Judith Miller, City Journal, Summer 2008
Bulldozing Through New York
Rosemary Scanlon and Hope Cohen, The New York Sun, 08-07-08
Anti-Business States Awash In Red Ink
Steven Malanga, Forbes.com, 08-06-08 (This article originally appeared on Real Clear Markets, 8-6-08)
How Beijing Stole the Games
Guy Sorman, City Journal Online, 08-05-08 (This article also appeared on NRO Web Briefing, 08-06-08)
Virginia Is Sitting on the Nuclear Energy Mother Lode
Max Schulz, The Richmond Times-Dispatch, 08-05-08 (This article originally appeared on Real Clear Markets, 8-6-08)(This article originally appeared in the Wall Street Journal, 7-26-08)
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Manhattan Institute senior fellows are available to discuss the biggest issues at the
Democratic National Convention including the economy, energy, homeland security, and education.
Contact the Communications Dept. at 212-599-7000 or communications@manhattan-institute.org.
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Empire Center Launches Transparency Website
New Yorkers can now
see how their state and local tax dollars are being spent, thanks to a new transparency
website launched by the Empire Center for New York State Policy. Check
out www.SeeThroughNY.net—a searchable
databases of the entire payroll of state government employees, operating expenses
by both houses of the New York State Legislature, the Legislature’s pork-barrel "member
items" spending for 2008-09 and current teachers' union contracts and superintendent
of schools's contracts for nearly all of NY's school districts.
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| New Book by John McWhorter! |
In his newest book, All About the Beat: Why Hip Hop Can't Save Black America,
John McWhorter delves into the universe of hip-hop, analyzing its content and celebrating its
artistry. But he also points out that hip-hop is simply music, and takes issue with those who
celebrate a "hip-hop revolution" that will never lead to meaningful change. McWhorter points beyond
these empty gestures to a brave new politics, calling for a renewed sense of purpose and pride
in black communities. To learn more, click here.
All About the Beat, is available now! To order your copy on Amazon.com, click here.
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