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Healthcare
David Gratzer, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, talks to Paul Howard, director of the Center for Medical Progress, about his new broadside, "Why Obama's Government Takeover of Health-Care Will Be a Disaster".
 
Health Related Tort Reform
Paul Howard, director of the Center for Medical Progress, interview Jim Copland, director of the Center for Legal Policy, about Trial Lawyers Inc: Healthcare.
 
Retail Clinics
Mary Kate Scott, founder and CEO of Scott & Co, talks to Paul Howard, director of the Center for Medical Progress, about the retail clinic model and what the future of the model may hold for consumer-driven health care.
 
Healthcare Co-ops
Scott Harrington talks to Paul Howard, director of the Center for Medical Progress about healthcare co-ops.
 
Reforming NY's Health Insurance Market
Stephen Parente and Tarren Bragdon talk to Paul Howard about "Healthier Choice: An Examination of Market-Based Reforms for New York's Uninsured".
 
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Laura Vanderkam reads her article, "Digital Wretches," from the summer issue of City Journal.
 
City Journal editor Brian Anderson reads his "In Prospect" from the City Journal Special Issue.
 
City Journal editor Brian Anderson reads the "Ten Ways to Make New York's Tomorrow Brighter" from the City Journal Special Issue.
 
Paul Howard, senior fellow and director of the Center for Medical Progress, reads Part I of his Investor's Business Daily article "Public Plan: No Option For Health Reform" co-authored with David Gratzer, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.
 
Paul Howard, senior fellow and director of the Center for Medical Progress, reads Part II of his Investor's Business Daily article "Three Modest Health Care Reforms Will Obviate Bureaucratic Quagmire" co-authored with David Gratzer, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.
 
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October 5, 2009 | New York City
Manhattan Institute Wriston Lecture
Topic: Decline Is a Choice
Speaker: Dr. Charles Krauthammer, Syndicated Columnist
Introduction Paul E. Singer, Chairman, Manhattan Institute
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September 22, 2009 | Albany, NY
Center for Medical Progress and Empire Center for New York State Policy
Topic: Healthier Choice: Market-Based Reforms for New York's Uninsured
Introduction E.J. McMahon, Director, Empire Center for New York State Policy
Presentation: Steve Parente, Associate Professor, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota; Tarren Bragdon, Adjunct Fellow, Manhattan Institute, Chief Executive Officer, Maine Heritage Policy Center
Respondents: Peter Newell, Co-Director, Health Insurance Project, United Hospital Fund; Dan Colacino, Vice President, Rose and Kiernan, Inc., Past President, NYS Association of Health Underwriters
Moderator: William B. Cromie, M.D., M.B.A
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July 9, 2009 | New York City
Manhattan Institute Book Forum
Title: Economics Does Not Lie: A Defense of the Free Market in a Time of Crisis
Author: Guy Sorman, Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute; Contributing Editor, City Journal
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July 7, 2009 | New York City
City Journal Conference
Topic: New York's Tomorrow: A Conference Devoted to a Special Issue of City Journal
Presenters: Edmund J. McMahon, Director, Empire Center for New York State Policy; Heather Mac Donald, Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute; Contributing Editor, City Journal; Sol Stern, Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute; Contributing Editor, City Journal
Keynote: Edward Glaeser, Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute; Contributing Editor, City Journal
E.J. McMahon | Heather Mac Donald | Sol Stern | Edward Glaeser

June 8, 2009 | New York City
Center for Legal Policy Forum
Title: The Criminalization of Corporate Conduct: Trends, problems, and Solutions
Speakers: Kenneth G. Langone, Chairman & CEO, Invemed Associates, LLC; Co-Founder, Home Depot; Dick Thornburgh, Of Counsel, K & L Gates LLP; Former Attorney General of the United States Interviewer: J.P. Donlon, Editor-in-Chief, Chief Executive Magazine
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April 2, 2009 | Washington, D.C.
Center for Energy Policy and the Environment Forum
Topic: Will We Bury The Nuclear Renaissance? Does President Obama's Opposition to Yucca Mountain Imperil the Expansion of Nuclear Power and What we can do to get Nuclear Waste Policy Back on Track
Keynote: The Honorable Pete V. Domenici, Senior Fellow, Bipartisan Policy Center; Former Chairman, Senate Energy Committee
Panelists: Dorothy R. Davidson, Vice President for Government Programs, AREVA Inc.; David J. Modeen, Director, External Affairs for Nuclear Power, Electric Power Research Institute; Jack Spencer, Research Fellow in Nuclear Energy, The Heritage Foundation
Moderator: Max Schulz, Senior Fellow, Center for Energy Policy and the Environment
Panel Discussion | Key Note Address and Q & A

 
   
 
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