Here’s one more course-correction for Clinton. Otherwise, look for more low-wage jobs.
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Posted inAmerica and the World
Do Europeans Do It Better?
We can learn a lot from European labor policy, but beware naive Sweden-envy.
Posted inWorking in America
Employee Voice in Competitive Markets
The new global economy demands new models of worker regulation.
Posted inWorking in America
Solidaritas at Harvard
Meet the Harvard of the labor movement, a model of the new unionism.
Posted inBooks, Arts and Culture
Up Against the Wall Street Journal
O n March 11, 1993, the Wall Street Journal published a long editorial-page article called “The Industrial Policy Hoax.” It was by Karl Zinsmeister, a scholar associated with the American Enterprise Institute who in the past had written mainly about U.S. social policy. The article, which was a summary version of a much longer essay […]
Posted inEconomic Policy
The House That Crack Built: The Inmates of Clark County Jail
T here’s a lot of talk about Crack these days but not much about the house that Crack lives in. So we the inmates of the Clark County Jail will take you on a tour of the Crack House himself. So come on up here on the porch of this old house, it sure ain’t […]
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
The Other Drug War
Universal health care reform demands that we finally control skyrocketing drug prices.
Posted inLaw and Justice
A Constitutional Litmus Test
Justice may be blind, but in appointing justices Clinton needs to be far-sighted.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The Political Court
After a decade of court-packing, now is no time to pretend the courts are apolitical.
