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- Spring 2008: Baby Steps: Comparison of Neonatal Services Points to National Health Care Lessons
- Fall 2007: Passing or Failing? A Midterm Report Card for “No Child Left Behind”
- Summer 2007: Afghanistan on the Edge: A World at Risk of Winning the Urban Battle, Losing the Rural War, Abandoning the Regional Solution
- Spring 2007: Keeping the Pacific: An American Response to China’s Growing Military Might
- Fall 2006: Delta Dawning: Gulf Coast Efforts Look Beyond Recovery Toward Lasting Renewal
- Summer 2006: True Grit: To Counter Terror, We Must Conquer Our Own Fear
- Spring 2006: Iraq and Beyond: Recognizing Shortfalls in Performance, Identifying Options for Improvement
- Fall 2005: Many Happy Returns: Early Childhood Programs Entail Costs, but the Paybacks Could Be Substantial
- Summer 2005: Peace Entrenched: Planning for a Palestinian State Should Not Await a Final Settlement
- Spring 2005: Ultimate Test: Who Is Accountable for Education If Everybody Fails?
- Fall 2004: Breaking Ranks: U.S. Commanders Need Flexible Ways to Manage Personnel
- Summer 2004: Localize the Remedy: Community Efforts Can Ameliorate Poor Quality of Care
- Spring 2004: Redefining the Enemy: The World Has Changed, But Our Mindset Has Not
- Fall 2003: Unruly Turf: The Role of Interagency Collaborations in Reducing Gun Violence
- Summer 2003: Nation-Building: The Inescapable Responsibility of the World's Only Superpower
- Spring 2003: Preponderance of Evidence: Judging What to Do About Ephedra
- Fall 2002: Conflicting Benefits: Trade-Offs in Welfare Reform
- Summer 2002: Hitting Home: What We've Learned Since 9/11 and What We Should Do About It
- Spring 2002: Putting Theory to the Test: Systems of “Educational Accountability” Should Be Held Accountable
- Fall 2001: Full Alert: An Arsenal of Ideas for the War Against Terrorism
- Summer 2001: Shipshape: A Reorganized Military for a New Global Role
- Spring 2001: Executive Briefing: A Global Agenda for the U.S. President
- Fall 2000: Transcendental Destination: Where Will the Information Revolution Lead?
- Summer 2000: Balanced Ticket: Proposals for a More Perfect Union and a World of Decision
- Winter 1999-2000: May Cooler Tempers Prevail: Let Technology Reduce Hot Air Over Global Warming
- Fall 1999: Privileged Treatment: Inequities in HIV Care Demand Remedies for U.S. Health Care
- Spring 1999: Common Interests, Common Responsibilities: How an Atlantic Partnership Could Stabilize the Middle East
- Winter 1998-99: Old Madness, New Methods: Revival of Religious Terrorism Begs for Broader U.S. Policy
- Fall 1998: 50 Years of Looking Forward (Special Commemorative Issue)
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- Winter 1997-98: Focus on State and Local Government
- Fall 1997: Focus on the Quadrennial Defense Review
- Spring 1997: Focus on Children
- Special Issue: Building a New Atlantic Partnership
- Summer 1996: Fiscal Federalism Conference
- Winter 1995-96: Policies for an Aging Society
- Fall 1995: Information War and Cyberspace Security
- Spring 1995: Focus on Crime and Drug Policy
- Winter 1994-95: Focus on Education
- Fall 1994: Focus on California
- Winter 1993-94: Special Issue on Health Care Reform
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