THIS WEEK FROM CAP
 |
Colin Cookman and Caroline Wadhams look at implications for U.S. policy in Afghanistan and Pakistan after Osama bin Laden's death.
|
 |
Heather Boushey looks at unemployment among married couples during the Great Recession.
|
 |
Seth Hanlon explains why oil companies don't need $70 billion from tax payers amid record profits.
|
 |
John Norris and Connie Veillette outline five steps to eliminate unnecessary foreign aid regulations.
|
THE WEEK AHEAD
ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT: Jorge Madrid and Valeri Vasquez on how gas prices are affecting Latinos and Dan Weiss and Valeri Vasquez on Exxon's effective corporate tax rate.
ECONOMY: Adam Hersh and Christian E. Weller provide a snapshot of U.S. productivity and a report from Michael Ettlinger on the R&D tax credit.
EDUCATION: Theodora Chang on charter schools and human capital.
IMMIGRATION Sam Fulwood and Ann Garcia on abolishing birthright citizenship.
MEDIA AND PROGRESSIVE VALUES: Ruy Teixeira looks at recent polls on support for alternative energy and a path to citizenship for immigrants.
AND MUCH MORE...
|
|
MAY 6, 2011
POLICY CORNER
Understanding bin Laden's Appeal
national security
Disqualifying Excellence
justice
A Comment on Public Service
open and accountable government
Health Reform's Gifts for Mom
health care
Slow Off the Mark
education
upcoming eventS
Growing Great Teachers and Leaders
may 9
Restoring Tricare
may 10
Truth and Consequences
may 11
2011 Progressive Party
may 26
CAP IN THE NEWS
Margon on U.S. Aid to Middle East
politico
Arons on Standing Up for Abortion Funding
the hill
Katulis on U.S. Relations with Pakistan and Afghanistan
foreign policy
|