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Feb 11, 2001

Communist Ideologues Struggle to Make Room for Capitalists

Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Feb 9, 2001

The US Agricultural Sector: A New Target for Terrorism?

Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Feb 4, 2001

And Now, the Good Side of Facial Profiling

Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Feb 1, 2001

Tiptoeing Into Europe's Briar Patch

Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Jan 26, 2001

North Korea Considers 'Going Chinese'

Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Jan 8, 2001

Foreign Policy Minefield Dictates Starting Slowly

Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Jan 7, 2001

Terrorist Trials Serve U.S. Strategy

Published commentary by RAND staff.
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Dec 27, 2000

Get Real in Dealing With Homicides in Los Angeles

Homicide in Los Angeles is on the rise again. Before accepting any of the canned explanations, we ought to take a closer look. Once we know what's really going on, we have a chance to design strategies that work.
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Dec 27, 2000

'Lame Duck' Syndrome Hinders S. Korea

What is today's news is that South Korea's economy has recovered but has not been restructured, the opening to the North is stuck, with no sign that Kim Jong Il's visit to Seoul is imminent, and the country is trapped in political gridlock.
Commentary

Nov 12, 2000

Terrorism — A Policy Behind the Times

A prerequisite to ensuring that U.S. resources are focused where they can have the most effect is a sober and empirical understanding of the terrorist threat, coupled with comprehensive and coherent strategy.
Commentary

Nov 5, 2000

To Intervene or Not to Intervene

When U.S. policymakers contemplate intervention abroad, they should do so with abundant humility, if not timidity, because of the profoundly uncertain connections between the blunt instruments they can use and the complex ends they seek.
Commentary

Nov 5, 2000

A Third-and Better-Way for Prescription-Drug Coverage

Implementing a modest catastrophic benefit with low-income subsidies would provide valuable insurance to the Medicare population. It also would provide a fiscally prudent alternative, allowing policymakers to better gauge future program costs and beneficiary behavior.

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Get Real in Dealing With Homicides in Los Angeles

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Tiptoeing Into Europe's Briar Patch

North Korea Considers 'Going Chinese'

Foreign Policy Minefield Dictates Starting Slowly

Terrorist Trials Serve U.S. Strategy

Get Real in Dealing With Homicides in Los Angeles

'Lame Duck' Syndrome Hinders S. Korea

Terrorism — A Policy Behind the Times

To Intervene or Not to Intervene

A Third-and Better-Way for Prescription-Drug Coverage

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