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Welfare

The Manhattan Institute has been a leading advocate for welfare reform since its founding. After successful welfare reforms in the 1990s, new ideas are needed to promote upward mobility and oppose reinstituting the failed welfare policies of decades past.

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Eide
Nicole
Gelinas
Edward L.
Glaeser
Howard
Husock
Fred
Siegel
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For interviews, please contact interview@manhattan-institute.org

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Michael Hendrix
Director, State & Local Policy

mhendrix@manhattan-institute.org

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Video: Most Light Rail Projects Are Costly and Inefficient
  • Connor Harris
  • May 5, 2020
  • Urban PolicyInfrastructure & Transportation
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James Q. Wilson Lecture 2020: The Survival of Cities

Thursday, September. 17, 2020

Malls & Main Street: The Challenge of Retail Vacancies

Monday, September. 14, 2020

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