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The campaign reforms of the 1970's have done much to improve this nation's campaign financing system. It is essential that we complete the cycle of campaign finance reform begun in the 1970's if our governmental institutions are to move beyond
An overview of models for presidential primaries, proposing a solution that would combine aspects of regional and time-oriented proposals.
Discussion of the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act and its ossifying influence on grassroots campaign financing.
Remarks on the hurdles on third parties and independents, particularly with regard to ballot access and recently enacted FECA requirements.
Response to Harold C. Relyea's arguments about the origins and development of atomic secrecy and civil liberties, and arguments illustrating the government's increasing secrecy.
Panel Discussion on Harold Relyea's article Information, Secrecy, and Atomic Energy.
Security implications of commercial nuclear power; challenges to civil liberties; implications of the move toward nuclear power as emboldening the police state
Paper by a nuclear energy industry insider over his perception of the myths around nuclear energy that exist, including health, safety and proliferation.
Proposal of a framework with which to analyze state models on natural resources conservation and waste reduction/recycling programs using Pareto optimality.
Shifting Supreme Court jurisprudence requiring heightened standards for proving intentional discrimination; resulting curtailment in challenges to unfair laws.
Analysis of granting testimonial privilege to professional journalists as opposed to the general public; preserving a robust press.
Socially responsible investment of state-run pension funds; legal issues, effectiveness and financial consequences of restricting South African investment.