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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson. • • • • • • • • • Sign up for free online updates: • • • • • • • • • Search Site Advanced Search	Howard Husock Housing as Busing With a Westchester decision, the feds decree that neighborhoods must seek minority residents. William Voegeli The Big-Spending, High-Taxing, Lousy-Services Paradigm California taxpayers don’t get much bang for their bucks. PODCAST: William Voegeli discusses this story Luigi Zingales An Economic Agenda for the GOP Republicans need to be pro-market, not pro-business. Judith Miller The Mexicanization of American Law Enforcement The drug cartels extend their corrupting influence northward. Sol Stern E. D. Hirsch’s Curriculum for Democracy A content-rich pedagogy makes better citizens and smarter kids. PODCAST: Sol Stern discusses education reform with E. D. Hirsch Steven Malanga Small Businesses to NYC: Get Off Our Backs! The city’s crushing burden on job-creating entrepreneurs is getting even heavier. PODCAST: Steven Malanga reads this story Coming Soon Peter W. Huber Anthraxing New York Government-controlled vaccine development has left us scarily vulnerable. Heather Mac Donald The Bilingual Ban That Worked Rising test scores vindicate English immersion in California—but Hispanics are still struggling. Claire Berlinski Government Motors 1975 America should learn from Britain’s disastrous takeover of its biggest auto company. Nicole Gelinas Global Finance’s State of Nature Ambitions for a new world order are no match for national interest. Shepard Barbash Helping Mexico Help Itself A more prosperous, democratic southern neighbor would reduce crime and illegal immigration. Kay S. Hymowitz Femina Sapiens in the Nursery The conflict between parenting and career is hardwired in the female brain. Michael Knox Beran Can the Polis Live Again? The modern world has withered public space and its virtues. Edward Pinto Yes, the CRA Is Toxic So why is Congress thinking about expanding it? John P. Avlon The Cyber-Threat Grows We’ve got a lot of catching up to do before we’re secure. Heather Mac Donald There’s a Quota for That Tucson schools determine to fix minority discipline rates. Steven Malanga Feral Detroit Nature is reclaiming the Motor City. Guy Sorman Swimsuit Issue “Burqinis” notwithstanding, France isn’t being Islamized. Harry Stein What Mad Men Gets Wrong The fifties, a decade of forgotten loyalty, honor, and patriotism Ibn Warraq Tu Quoque On Islam and the Crusades


Jacob Laksin The Crescent and the Continent Christopher Caldwell explores how Islamic immigration has transformed Europe. 30 October 2009 Adam D. Thierer Plato Wrote It Down Dennis Baron unrolls the long history of techno-skepticism. 23 October 2009 Guy Sorman How to Liberate an Economy Entrepreneurs understand the importance of freedom in the workplace. 21 October 2009 More . . .	Guy Sorman Lévi-Strauss, New Yorker The great anthropologist’s rarely noted debt to the city 6 November 2009 Walter Olson Revolt in Westchester After a coercive housing settlement, angry voters toss out their county executive. 4 November 2009 Nicole Gelinas Bloomberg at the Warning Track There are no indispensable mayors. 4 November 2009 Michael Anton The Devil You Know Three terms for Bloomberg beats one term for Thompson, though it’s nothing to celebrate. 4 November 2009 More . . .
Nicole Gelinas The Ben and Joel Podcast: Saving capitalism edition 3 November 2009 Guy Sorman Paris to New York 2 October 2009 Marcus A. Winters How Efficient Are New York’s School Districts? 1 October 2009 More . . .

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