Pietro S. Nivola

2009

The Potential Role of Entitlement or Budget Commissions in Addressing Long-term Budget ProblemsJune 02, 2009

Know Thy Neighbor: What Canada Can Tell Us About Financial RegulationApril 23, 2009

In Defense of Partisan PoliticsApril 08, 2009

Center-Left America?April 01, 2009

The Long and Winding Road: Automotive Fuel Economy and American PoliticsFebruary 25, 2009

New Approaches to Addressing Long-Term Fiscal ResponsibilityFebruary 19, 2009

A Budget We Can Believe InJanuary 27, 2009

2008

Rethinking “Energy Independence” December 29, 2008

A “Broken” Branch? Four Lessons from Congress’s Great Financial Bailout SagaOctober 08, 2008

“Change” or Plus Ça Change…? Pondering Presidential Politics and Policy after BushSeptember 25, 2008

Is 2008 a Post-Partisan Year?June 10, 2008

Vote Like Thy NeighborMay 11, 2008

Taking Back our Fiscal FutureApril 01, 2008

Red and Blue Nation? Volume II: Consequences and Correction of America's Polarized PoliticsFebruary 01, 2008

2007

Rediscovering FederalismJuly 01, 2007

2006

Red and Blue Nation? Volume I: Characteristics and Causes of America's Polarized PoliticsDecember 01, 2006

The Great Divide: Polarization in American Politics November 01, 2006

2005

Why Federalism MattersOctober 01, 2005

Thinking About Political PolarizationJanuary 01, 2005

2004

The Political Economy of Nuclear Energy in the United StatesSeptember 01, 2004

Waive of the Future? Federalism and the Next Phase of Welfare ReformMarch 01, 2004

2003

Toward an Agenda: An OverviewDecember 01, 2003

Can the Government Be Serious? September 11 Challenges Washington to Return to Its Core ResponsibilitiesDecember 01, 2003

Fiscal Millstones on the Cities: Revisiting the Problem of Federal MandatesAugust 01, 2003

Agenda for the NationJuly 22, 2003

Cut the Cities Some SlackJune 20, 2003

2002

Tense Commandments: Federal Prescriptions and City ProblemsAugust 20, 2002

Reflections on Homeland Security and American FederalismMay 13, 2002

Energy Independence or Interdependence? Integrating the North American Energy MarketMarch 01, 2002

2001

Does Federalism Have a Future?December 01, 2001

Managing Green Mandates: Local Rigors of U.S. Environmental RegulationOctober 29, 2001

Tense Commandments: Federal Prescriptions and City ProblemsAugust 01, 2001

Last Rites for States Rights?June 01, 2001

Energy Independence is Not Desirable or DoableFebruary 11, 2001

2000

U.S. Gas-Pump Policy Is Full of Hot AirSeptember 26, 2000

Pumps and PocketbooksApril 24, 2000

1999

Are Europe's Cities Better?September 01, 1999

Make Way for SprawlJune 01, 1999

Laws of the Landscape: How Policies Shape Cities in Europe and AmericaApril 12, 1999

Fit for Fat City: A "Lite" Menu of European Policies to Improve Our Urban FormJanuary 31, 1999

1998

Lifting the Heavy Hand: The Challenge of Reforming America's Regulatory StateDecember 01, 1998

The New Pork Barrel: What's Wrong with Regulation Today and what reformers need to do to get it rightDecember 01, 1998

Fat City: Understanding American Urban Form from a Transatlantic PerspectiveSeptember 01, 1998

1997

Treaties Are Taxed By Too Much ZealNovember 05, 1997

Comparative Disadvantages?: Social Regulations and the Global EconomyJuly 21, 1997

Commercializing Foreign Policy?: American trade policy, then and nowMarch 01, 1997

1996

Inside Outsourcing: More Bad News from Business Regulation?November 01, 1996

1995

The Extra Mile: Rethinking Energy Policy for Automotive TransportationMarch 08, 1995

1993

Regulating Unfair TradeFebruary 09, 1993