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Democratic Devolution: How America’s Colleges and Universities Can Strengthen Their Communities
In the face of a deepening economic and political crisis, the U.S. political and governing system is deadlocked. We need a new way forward. The... More »
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Debacle in Chicago
The Chicago teachers’ strike is turning into an all-round debacle – for school children and their families, for President Obama and his party, and quite... More »
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Simply False: Mitt Romney’s Cynical Welfare Nostalgia
PPI’s Will Marshall, with years of experience in welfare reform during the Clinton years, criticized the false attacks by the Romney campaign on the Obama... More »
Posted in Blog, Entitlement Reform, Family, Politics, PPI in the News, Slider, Social Policy, Welfare | Leave a response
Mitt Romney’s Vapid Foreign Policy
PPI’s Will Marshall detailed Mitt Romney’s recent adventure in the world of foreign policy over at The American Interest. Romney was able to stumble his... More »
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10/01/2012
Policy Memo
By Ira Harkavy and Rita Hodges
Democratic Devolution: How America’s Colleges and Universities Can Strengthen Their Communities
In the face of a deepening economic and political crisis, the U.S. political and governing system is deadlocked. We need a new way forward. The…
Posted in Civic Enterprise, Education, Policy Memo, Public Service, Reviving Progressive Governance, Slider, Social Policy | Leave a response
09/05/2012
By The Progressive Policy Institute
Renewing America’s Fighting Faith
PPI’s Will Marshall writes for Foreign Policy on why Barack Obama’s correction to the excesses of the George W. Bush years was necessary, and why a cold-blooded…
Posted in Foreign Policy, National Security, Politics, PPI in the News, Publications | Leave a response
07/19/2012
Policy Brief
By Richard Morris
Another Tool in the Toolkit: Short Sales to Existing Homeowners
Overview Edward DeMarco, acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), is drawing fire from congressional Democrats for preventing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac…
Posted in Economy, Housing, Policy Brief, Rethinking Housing Policy, Slider | Leave a response