How Florida Universities Can Continue their Rise to National Prominence By William Mattox Director, JMI’s Marshall Center for Educational Options Click here to read the full report In April 2019, the presidents of all 12 state universities in Florida joined State University System Chancellor Marshall Criser in issuing a joint [...]
Fall 2020 | Number 63 Click here to read the full PDF version of The Journal Cover Story These '20s are Roaring | Sal Nuzzo The start of a new decade has ushered in a time unlike any we have ever experienced Articles Principles for Prosperity | Policy Team The [...]
Policies matter. They matter to citizens, families, and communities. The results of this election will translate the day-to-day lives of Americans from all backgrounds. Find out what the policy agendas of the two major candidates will mean to the battleground states of Florida, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. [...]
Florida’s history with state constitutions is storied. We have had six different constitutions over our 175 years. Our most recent constitution was ratified just 52 years ago, and we possess more ways to amend the constitution than any other state. In most election years, ballot initiatives are fairly clear and [...]
By: David Freddoso CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL PDF Introduction In 2017, Florida overtook New York to become the state with the largest Puerto Rican population in America. This milestone serves to illustrate just how much political influence the Puerto Rican diaspora has come to exercise, even though Puerto [...]
By Andrea O'Sullivan, Director of the Center for Technology and Innovation, The James Madison Institute CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL PDF Introduction Florida can and should become a leader in the advancement of cryptocurrency. In one short decade, Bitcoin (the most widely known cryptocurrency) has grown from a little-known [...]
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL PDF By Robert Poole Introduction Florida’s road network depends heavily on per-gallon taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel. The gas tax was invented in Oregon in 1919, and within a decade it was adopted by all of the then-48 states. Nearly all states dedicated [...]
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CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL PDF When teen golfer Abbey Carlson speaks of “flight time,” she could just as easily be talking about the timespan one of her drives stays in the air as she could the aviation schedule for her next solo excursion [...]
