2011 Summer/Fall Journal: “Reviving the Tenth Amendment” 
Posted 09/23/2011
2011 Summer/Fall Journal
Posted 09/19/2011
The Summer/Fall 2011 Journal of The James Madison Institute gets back to basics and focuses on a range of critical, foundational issues affecting our nation and our state. The cover story “Reviving the Tenth Amendment” discusses the need for states to reassert their 10th Amendment rights in order to counter the growing dysfunction of the …
2011 Winter/Spring Journal
Posted 03/10/2011
Designed to help inform policy makers about the issues that are crucial for Florida’s economic recovery, the Winter/Spring 2011 edition of The Journal of The James Madison Institute covers lots of “hows” and “whys,” including these: How diversifying our economy could help prevent a recurrence of the historic “boom-and-bust” cycle caused by an overreliance on …
2010 Fall Journal
Posted 10/15/2010
Voter Guide for the 2010 State Ballot Proposals
Posted 09/28/2010
VOTER GUIDE FOR THE 2010 STATE BALLOT PROPOSALS Editor’s Note: Three amendments — approved by the Legislature and originally scheduled to be numbered as Amendments 3, 7, and 9 on the November ballot – were struck down by the Florida Supreme Court and removed from the ballot. Therefore, no discussion of them appears in this article. …
2010 Summer Journal
Posted 07/15/2010
Message From the Publisher – J. Stanley Marshall The unions claim to represent educators’ best interests. Don’t be too sure. From the Editor’s Desk – Robert F. Sanchez In a momentous mid-term election year, the importance of enduring principles can be lost in a political process that focuses both money and attention on the quest …
2010 Summer Journal–SB6 Student Assignment
Posted 07/15/2010
“Prompting Pupils to Parrot the Party Line” By William Mattox, JMI Resident Fellow Using public records law, JMI staff obtained copies of student phone messages, letters, and e-mails to Florida elected officials about S.B. 6. Curiously, many student calls were made during school hours and followed a familiar script. In some, the voice of an …
2010 Winter Journal
Posted 02/17/2010
Message from the Publisher – J. Stanley Marshall The school-reform debate goes worldwide. From the Editor’s Desk – Robert F. Sanchez Government transparency’s next step: ‘growing panes’. Letters to the Editor Readers offer their thoughts on a variety of topics. COVER STORY Will Florida Join the List of ‘Failed States’? – J. Robert McClure The …
2009 Spring/Summer Journal
Posted 06/01/2009
Message from the Publisher – J. Stanley Marshall JMI is part of a nationwide movement of organizations advocating free-market principles. From the Editor’s Desk “Tea parties” reflect taxpayers’ anger. Letters to the Editor Readers offer their thoughts on a variety of topics. COVER STORY ‘Old School’ Civics for a New Age – William R. Mattox, …
2009 Winter Journal
Posted 01/01/2009
Message from the Publisher – J. Stanley Marshall Here’s what Barack Obama could do as President to improve American education. From the Editor’s Desk Healthcare reform: Mr. (Adam) Smith goes to Washington. Letter to the Editor A reader recalls an interesting afternoon spent in West Virginia with “James Madison.’ Cover Story Beware When Government Runs …
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