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and Housing Finance Policy in the Former Soviet Bloc Costly Populism Full Report Are America's Families Better Off Today Than in 1997? New Data from 1999 NSAF Offer a First Look Regional Economic Development in Eastern Europe An Example from Poland PDF Version COPS Program Evaluation Urban Institute Looks at Program to Promote Neighborhood Policing Press Release | Briefing Transcript | Summary | Full Report Section 8 Mobility and Neighborhood Health Emerging Issues and Policy Challenges Press Release |
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at Risk Boosting Enrollment in the Children's Health Insurance Progam Press Release | Facts At a Glance Mortgage Lending Discrimination A Review of Existing Evidence All under One Roof: Mixed-Status Families in an Era of Reform How policies aimed at noncitizens affect citizen children. Press Release | Fast Facts A National Report Card on Discrimination in America The Role of Testing. Press Release | Publications on Discrimination Report on America's Homeless Millions still face homelessness in a booming economy. Press Release | Audio News Release | Summary of Findings | Interview with Martha Burt | |||
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in the District: A Snapshot March 8, 2001 Federal Education Policy: Room for A Deal? March 6, 2001 12th Annual Roundtable on the President's Budget and the Economy March 6, 2001 Tailoring Tax Cuts: How Big and Who Gets Them? February 6, 2001 Medicare Beneficiary Costs: A Crucial Reform Challenge January 2, 2001 Prisoner Reentry: Who's Coming Home? December 5, 2000 |
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Day 2000: What Impact on the District? November 7, 2000 Beyond School-Based Sex Education: Promoting Responsible Behavior October 2, 2000 Taking Risks and Playing it Safe: A New Portrait of Teens Today June 6, 2000 Housing Vouchers: How Well Do They Work? May 2, 2000 |
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Post D.C. General Is History. Let's Focus on Its Replacement By Randall R. Bovbjerg and Barbara A. Ormond NY Daily News Cops Cut Crime, Now They Must Build Trust By Jeremy Travis Christian Science Monitor The 'Undeserving Poor' Deserve More Help By Stephen H. Bell New York Times Stop Them Before They Overspend Again By Robert D. Reischauer Washington Times Grading the D.C. Scorecard By Elaine Morley and Mary Kopczynski Christian Science Monitor Tommy Thompson's Golden Opportunity By Demetra Smith Nightingale Washington Post Bye-Bye, Surplus By Robert D. Reischauer San Francisco Chronicle Where Is Welfare Reform Heading? By Alan Weil |
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BridgeNews Working To Make Retirement Plans Better For The Poor By Pamela Perun Washington Post A Certifiable Drug Policy... By Peter Reuter Chicago Tribune Will CHA's New Plan Help Residents? By Susan Popkin New York Post Policing Police Misconduct By Jeremy Travis  Health
AffairsWhy Does the Number of Uninsured Americans Continue to Grow? By John Holahan and Johnny Kim The Milken
Institute ReviewMoney, Money Everywhere By Rudolph Penner  National
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