John Locke Updates: 2005

JLF and Carolina Journal have both been recent topics of discussion on an Asheville Citizen-Times  online bulletin board. For example, CJ was described as “written in laymen’s terms…

John Hood traveled to Wake Forest University this week where he joined a panel discussing careers in politics, government and public policy. He focused on opportunities within think…

George Leef is a regular reviewer of public policy books, and his work is published in a variety of trade and opinion journals. But this week the tables…

JLF continues to influence public discussions about the upcoming school bond referendum in Charlotte/Mecklenburg, in which residents will be asked to approve the first three years of a…

Duke University’s William Schlesinger is a frequent JLF policy opponent on air quality issues. On Tuesday, Roy Cordato’s letter to the editor of the Charlotte Observer again…

The latest edition of The Insider, the online policy research journal produced by the Heritage Foundation, contains summaries and links to three of JLF’s latest Spotlight papers: Daren…

Among the audience members at last Saturday’s higher education conference, hosted by the Pope Center for Higher Education Policy, was Mal Kline of Accuracy in Academia. This week,…

North Carolina’s Certificate-of-Need law circumvents the free market for health care by putting the state in charge of deciding whether or not a new or expanded medical service…

It was John Edwards’ theme in 2004, and he’s also using it to describe what was revealed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. But Richard Wagner disagreed, and his…

While the Triangle Transit Authority fiddles with models in its effort to generate ridership numbers sufficient to secure federal funds for the $759 million light rail system, new JLF…