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Building Self-Esteem Through New Approaches to Adult Jewish Education
Publication Date: January 1989
Research Area: Education
Publisher(s): Conference of Jewish Communal Service (U.S.) Author(s): Penina Frankel
A Measure of Pride: Five years into the Iraq War, A Better Iraq is Emerging
Publication Date: January 2008
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace Author(s): Fouad Ajami
Florida's Transition from Touch Screens to Op-Scan Paper Ballots for Early Voting
Publication Date: September 2008
Research Area: Politics
Publisher(s): Pew Center on the States Author(s): Conny McCormack
Why Does Global Health Matter to Your State? - Arizona
Publication Date: September 2008
Research Area: Health
Publisher(s): Families USA Author(s): Families USA
FY2005 Defense Budget: Frequently Asked Questions
Publication Date: July 2004
Research Area: Military and defense
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Medicaid Prescription Drug Spending and Use
Publication Date: June 2004
Research Area: Health
Publisher(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
North-South Korean Relations: A Chronology of Events in 2000 and 2001
Publication Date: January 2002
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
The Jews of Greensboro: In or Out of the Upper Class
Publication Date: January 1978
Research Area: Social conditions
Publisher(s): Association for the Social Scientific Study of Jewry Author(s): Richard L. Zweigenhaft
Who Needs Medicaid?
Publication Date: April 2006
Research Area: Health
Publisher(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Integrating Immigration, Customs, and Border Enforcement Should Be a Priority
Publication Date: October 2005
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.) Author(s): James Jay Carafano