June 19, 2013
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Citizenship, Corporations, Politics
Very few American-based corporations we contacted acknowledged any national obligations, suggesting a clear disjunction between how individual and corporate citizenship is perceived.
"Colonoscopies Explain Why U.S. Leads the World in Health Expenditures" is important reading and met some of its ambitions. But the article overplayed over-treatement and underplayed under-treatment, failed to appreciate the importance of searching for the best treatment, and needlessly overdramatized price variability.
A History for the Future interview
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History, Politics
How did these struggles helped yield the ascendency of conservative ideology after the 1960s? How might they figure into future realignments?
Accounting for population growth, most parts of the federal civilian workforce are effectively much smaller than they were in 1978. First published in January.