Tag Archives: President Reagan

America and the Process of Globalization

Posted on October 6, 2015 by Nicholas Dima

It appears that the biggest socio-political division of our time is no longer between rightist and leftist political trends, as it was during the Cold War era. It is between nationalism and greater globalization. Washington is caught between a shift from managed international economics and trade and the new patriotic nationalism at home. Continue reading →

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Facing Highway Funding Crisis: Remembering Ray Barnhart

Posted on June 24, 2013 by Gary Hoitsma

One of the more significant budget and policy issues facing Congress and the Administration in the coming months will be how to continue to pay for the Nation’s most important transportation infrastructure, including its major highways, bridges and transit systems. The issue is coming to a head next year when the current surface transportation law, MAP-21, expires on September 30, 2014.

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