Regional Review

1991 - 2005

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Statecraft: economic ambitions in Connecticut pp. 6-12: John Campbell
Who's going to pay for college? pp. 13-19: Steven Sass
Righting the scales: the search for balance in health care pp. 20-24: Norman Boucher and Jane Sneddon Little
Interest in the future pp. 25: Stephen R. Blough

The richest crop pp. 6-12: John Campbell
See Dick earn. Earn, Dick, earn pp. 13-19: Steven Sass
Art museums go to market pp. 20-24: Pamela Larson and Susan Schacht
Can debt holders keep the banks safe? pp. 25: Norman Boucher
Workers: An Archaeology of the Industrial Age by Sebastiao Salgado, 1993 pp. 26: Shoshana Zuboff

Perspective on Bretton Woods pp. 5: Norman S. Fieleke
Policing crime pp. 6-11: John Campbell
A well-trodden wilderness: the uncertain future of New England's northern forest pp. 13-18: Norman Boucher
What's so special about manufacturing? pp. 19-24: Steven Sass
The key to unlocking old money pp. 25: Christopher Mayer and Katerina Simons
Review essay on The Great Depression: America in the 1930s by T.H. Watkins, 1993 pp. 26: Charles P. Kindleberger

Satiation points pp. 5: Norman Boucher
Bends in the river: a natural history of the Connecticut Valley metal trade pp. 6-12: Norman Boucher
The ecology alchemists pp. 13-18: John Campbell
A new concept of the corporation: dynamic enterprise pp. 19-24: Steven Sass
Did the credit crunch cause a rash of business failures? pp. 25: John Campbell
Review essay on Breaking the Vicious Circle by Stephen Breyer, 1993 pp. 26: Kenneth Gordon

Brunelleschi's bargain: intellectual property in digital space pp. 6-13: Steven Sass
After the credit crunch pp. 14-18: John Campbell
Economic forecasting: the making of practical economics pp. 19-24: Leslie Brunetta

Necessity and invention: trade in high-tech New England pp. 6-12: Jane Sneddon Little
Desperately seeking savings: weighing costs and benefits in medicine pp. 13-18: Susan Schacht
Where opportunity rings pp. 19-24: John Campbell

How much is that building in the window? The boom and bust in New England office building values pp. 6-12: Steven Sass
Sheepskin blues pp. 13-19: John Campbell
Consumer confidence: you can't spend it pp. 20-24: Robert Jabaily and Joel Werkema

Defense conversion: what it means for companies, workers and communities pp. 6-12: John Campbell
Roxbury merchants: doing business in inter-city Boston pp. 13-19: Susan Schacht
Money and art: the issue of representation in commerce and culture pp. 20-24: Marc Shell

Investing in the front line or the new art of cutting metal pp. 6-12: John Campbell
Experiments in school choice pp. 13-19: Susan Schacht
Public pension DOs and DON'Ts pp. 21-24: Steven Sass

Downtown New England: center cities thrive when connected to their regions pp. 6-13: John Campbell
The cost of doing business pp. 14-19: Susan Schacht
Getting the banks into balance: implications for borrowers pp. 20-24: Steven Sass

Fiscal shock: how New England state budgets lost their balance pp. 6-12: Susan Schacht
Striking a better bargain for electric power in New England pp. 13-19: John Campbell
Workers at the gate pp. 20-24: Steven Sass