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Nuclear Power and Energy Independence
October 21st, 2008Both presidential candidates regard nuclear energy as an important cure for all the major challenges we currently confront, but there is a great degree of disagreement as to whether nuclear energy can sustain itself in the market without government involvement. This installment of Reason Roundtable explores these issues, with essays by Reason's Shikha Dalmia, journalist and author William Tucker, and Cato Institute senior fellow Jerry Taylor.
No Child Left Behind
December 13th, 2007Where and why is the No Child Left Behind Act failing, and what should be done about it? This installment of Reason Roundtable features ideas on education policy by Reason's Shikha Dalmia, Cato Institute's Andrew J. Coulson, and Erin Dillon of Education Sector.
Climate Change and Property Rights
June 12th, 2008There has been much discussion in free market circles about market-based solutions to global warming that minimize the threat that big government poses to property rights. But less attention has been paid to the threat that greenhouse gas emitters themselves might pose to private property. This installment of Reason Roundtable explores these issues, with essays by Reason's Shikha Dalmia, Case Western Reserve University law professor Jonathan H. Adler, and author Indur Goklany.
Health Care Reform
January 24th, 2007What is the root cause of America's health care malaise and how should it be addressed? This installment of Reason Roundtable features ideas on health care reform by Reason's Shikha Dalmia, The Manhattan Institute's David Gratzer, and Greg Scandlen of Consumers for Health Care Choices.
Global Warming and Potential Policy Solutions
September 7th, 2006The first installment of Reason Foundation's Roundtable series features commentaries on the complex and contentious issue of global warming by Reason's Shikha Dalmia, George Mason University Department of Economics Chair Donald J. Boudreaux, and the International Policy Network's Julian Morris, as well as reader responses.
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