Georgetown Public Policy Review
Policy Shaping Our Future
by David Dickey-Griffith The dynamics of American politics are different from those of other leading democracies in ways that many Americans fail to appreciate. Take Herman Cain, for example. Six months ago, no one had ever heard of the man; yet last week he won the Presidential straw poll in Florida, and this week the […]
By Joseph Cox, Chris Hildebrand and Chris Klein When you think about European troubles these days, all you think is “debt.” Debt is certainly a large part of the problem, but it is by far from the only part. The debt crisis centers around a handful of European countries, referred to as the “PIIGS”: Portugal, […]