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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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  The Bilingual Ban That Worked Rising test scores vindicate English immersion in California—but Hispanics are still struggling.  Government Motors 1975 America should learn from Britain’s disastrous takeover of its biggest auto company.  The Big-Spending, High-Taxing, Lousy-Services Paradigm California taxpayers don’t get much bang for their bucks.  Global Finance’s State of Nature Ambitions for a new world order are no match for national interest.   The Mexicanization of American Law Enforcement The drug cartels extend their corrupting influence northward.  Helping Mexico Help Itself A more prosperous, democratic southern neighbor would reduce crime and illegal immigration.  Femina Sapiens in the Nursery The conflict between parenting and career is hardwired in the female brain.  E. D. Hirsch’s Curriculum for Democracy A content-rich pedagogy makes better citizens and smarter kids.  Small Businesses to NYC: Get Off Our Backs! The city’s crushing burden on job-creating entrepreneurs is getting even heavier.   Housing as Busing With a Westchester decision, the feds decree that neighborhoods must seek minority residents.     |
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