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Event
General Charles A. Flynn, Commander, United States Army Pacific, visits the RAND Arroyo Center to give remarks, followed by a RAND discussion panel.
Project
The Health and High Water project will examine indoor air quality and basement dust to better understand relationships between wet weather in Pittsburgh and the physical and mental health of residents, including asthma, depression, and stress.
Research
Jan 1, 1969
A collection of documents concerning slippery water.
Expert Insights
An evaluation of the instructional television (ITV) cluster programming approach developed in Chicago, with emphasis on the usefulness of the program in providing material to the classrooms of ghetto areas. The Chicago public schools have moved towa...
A look at U.S. foreign-policy options in the light of past policies.
A presentation on RAND New York City research at an ORSA session, this paper describes RAND police studies, the minority recruitment study in particular.
A survey of U.S. security interests in Southeast Asia over the next decade.
An evaluation of methods for estimating desalted water costs and an assessment of the potential impact of some proposals for large-scale desalting plants, particularly in the Middle East. The consequences of basing water cost calculations on several...
Nov 1, 1968
A comprehensive survey of government activities in New York City's housing markets.
Jul 1, 1968
This Memorandum deals mainly with U.S. policy toward the Geneva Conference on Indochina that convened its first plenary session on May 8, 1954.
Jan 1, 1968
An analysis of the manner in which the Mexican government has achieved macroeconomic stability in spite of the seemingly inaccurate and crude information and policy instruments at its disposal. This stability is due, in part, to the public expenditu...
Jan 1, 1967
An historical survey of U.S. involvement in Vietnam and an examination of U.S. policy alternatives in the context of the traditional American ideal of freedom.
