PUBLICATIONS                     

LINCOLN'S POLITICAL FAITH: Does It Still Have a Place in Presidentail Leadership?
Joseph R. Fornieri | October 2008

A Conversation about Canadian and American Health Care with Lee Kurisko, M.D.
Interviewed by Peter J. Nelson | October 2008

Why are American Jews so Liberal?
Prof. Laurence D. Cooper | October 2008

LEARNING FROM LINCOLN: Principle and Pragmatism
Getting the Balance Right  A Symposium
Introduction by Mitchell B. Pearlstein | August 2008

David Allen, Paul D. Allick, Greg Blankenship, Fran Bradley, Barry Casselman, Larry Colson, Kevin Donnelly, Jim Dueholm, Amitai Etzioni, Joseph R. Fornieri, Paul Gessing, John Gibbs, Jay P. Greene, John Gunyou, Jake Haulk, Matthew Heffron, Eric Lipman, Randolph J. May, James H. Miller, Grover Norquist, Tom Prichard, Donald P. Racheter, Lawrence W. Reed, Dane Smith, David Tuerck, Lou Wangberg, Craig Westover, Cheri Pierson Yecke, Stephen B. Young

Medical Home Policy Recommendations
Peter J. Nelson | May 8, 2008

What to Expect from Uniform Pricing of Health Care Services
Peter J. Nelson | April 23, 2008

Appraising a Health Insurance Exchange for Minnesota
Peter J. Nelson | April 2008

What Does It Mean to be an Urban Conservative? A Symposium
Introduction by Mitchell B. Pearlstein | January 2008

Randy Ahlm, King Banaian, Michael Barone,Peter Bell, William A. Blazar, Barry Casselman, Larry Colson, Roger Conant, Andrew J. Cowin, Kimberly R. Crockett, Jim Dueholm, Dave Durenberger, Devin C. Foley, Arvonne Fraser, Paul J. Gessing, Jake Haulk, John Hood, Sarah Janecek, Kate Johansen, Barbara Johnson, Greg Kaza, Sean Kershaw, Roger Magnuson, Wilfred M. McClay, Tom Neuville, Grover G. Norquist, Dennis O'Brien, Denny Schulstad, Lyall A. Schwarzkopf, Chuck Slocum, Dane Smith, Samuel R. Staley, David Strom, David E. Sturrock, David G. Tuerck, Jim Van Houten, Lou Wangberg, Craig Westover, Stephen B. Young, Nathaniel Zylstra

A Primer on How Employment-Based Health Benefits (and the Tax Code) Distort the Health Care Market

Peter J. Nelson | November 2007

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Should Medicare Be Means-Tested?: A Symposium
Randy Ahlm, David W. Allen, Jr., John Berthoud, William A. Blazar, Fran Bradley, Twila Brase, Michael F. Cannon, Barry Casselman, Frank B. Cerra, Larry Colson, Ward Connerly, Shikha Dalmia, Dick Day, Bryan Dowd, Jim Dueholm, Robert W. Geist, Paul J. Gessing, John C. Goodman, John R. Graham, Barbara A. Johnson, Roger Magnuson, Tom Neuville, Grover G. Norquist, Timothy Penny, Dwight Rabuse, Don Racheter, Steve Sviggum, Scott W. Wright
Introduction by Mitchell B. Pearlstein | May 2007

Affording Boomer Long-Term Care in Minnesota and the Nation: What Do Demographics and Health Trends Tell Us?
Peter J. Nelson | February 2007

Achievement Gaps and Vouchers: How Achievement Gaps are Bigger in Minnesota Than Virtually Anyplace Else and Why Vouchers are Essential to Reducing Them
Mitchell B. Pearlstein | January 2007

(Archives)

Can Politicians Hold to Principle Without Brutalizing Each Other?
Roger Moe & Steve Sviggum | February 2008

Is America an Experiment? Vitalizing Conservatism in Minnesota and the Nation
Wilfred M. McClay | January 2008

Safeguarding and Rebuilding America's Physical Infrastructure: The Indispensable Role of Markets
Robert W. Poole, Jr. | September 5, 2007

A Kitchen Table Conversation About Minneapolis and Its Future
Peter Bell, Gary Cunningham, R.T. Rybak, Moderated by Mitch Pearlstein | July 12, 2007

Searching for Climate Change: A More Temperate Take on Global Warming
John R. Christy | June 5, 2007

Achievement Gaps: What Will It Take to Close Them?
Paul E. Peterson | March 22, 2007

Sprawl: A Compact History
Robert Bruegmann | February 22, 2007

A Conversation About Minneapolis Public Schools with Chris Stewart
February 2007

(Archives)

Lengthier Progress on Race than Commonly Acknowledged
Mitch Pearlstein | November 12

Why employers won't cut and run when individuals own health insurance
Peter J. Nelson | October 29, 2008

Notes from the conventions: Cops, 'Country First' ... and a candidate in a league of her own
Mitch Pearlstein | September 5, 2008

BLOG: AARP Peddles Medical Bankruptcy Myth to New Extreme
By Peter J. Nelson | September 5, 2008

A free pass for the state's largest lobby
Mitch Pearlstein | August 30, 2008

As boomers grow old, America must grow up
Peter Nelson | August 4, 2008

Age is no reason not to contribute
Mitch Pearlstein | July 26, 2008

Housing assets should help finance long-term care
Peter Nelson | July 14, 2008

Education reform could start with students
Mitch Pearlstein | July 11, 2008

Change: Stop Us if You've Heard This Before
Mitch Pearlstein | June 22, 2008

Headlines tell the tale: '08 budget deficit is child's play next to Quie's '80s challenge
Mitch Pearlstein | April 14, 2008

Evangelical New Urbanism
Marvin Olasky | March 28, 2008

Government has health-care answers -- but not a solution
Peter Nelson | March 27, 2008

Higher Taxes? Don't Sap Our Strength
Mitch Pearlstein | March 24, 2008

Climate-Change Policies Come With a Price Tag
Margo Thorning | March 21, 2008

Fireworks in Defense of Freedom
Mitch Pearlstein | February 28, 2008

In Tooth and Claw
Mitch Pearlstein | February 5, 2008

How to fight segregation? Well, heard of vouchers?
Mitch Pearlstein | December 13, 2007

Crime, Justice, and Families
Mitch Pearlstein | November 16, 2007

Left, right or middle, public policy groups enrich our state and the debate
Mitch Pearlstein | November 12, 2007

(Archives)

WINTER 2005

A Quick History of the Conservative Movement in Minnesota and the Nation: Further Proof That Books, Magazines, Think Tanks, and Other Ideas Have Consequences
Mitchell B. Pearlstein

Why Won't We Let the Children Go? School Choice and a Liberal's Examination of Conscience
Elizabeth Mische

Is Our Red and Blue Nation Changing Colors
Vin Weber

The Judicial Mistreatment of Religion: Promoting a Religion-Free America
Patrick M. Garry

What Next for the Marriage Movement
A Symposium

(AEQ Archives)