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Nicholas Vidargas, Sidney A. Shapiro, Thomas McGarity | April 3, 2013
Sweeping Corporate Immunity for the Fuel Industry: The Next Front in the ‘Corporate Accountability’ Wars
James Goodwin, Sidney A. Shapiro | January 29, 2013
Distorting the Interests of Small Business: How the Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy’s Politicization of Small Business Concerns Undermines Public Health and Safety
James Goodwin, Martha McCluskey, Sidney A. Shapiro, Thomas McGarity | January 14, 2013
At the Company’s Mercy: Protecting Contingent Workers from Unsafe Working Conditions
Amy Sinden, James Goodwin, Matt Shudtz, Michael Patoka, Rena Steinzor, Robert L. Glicksman | January 9, 2013
Protecting People & the Environment by the Stroke of a Presidential Pen: Seven New Executive Orders for President Obama’s Second Term, CPR Issue Alert 1215
James Goodwin, Richard Murphy, Sidney A. Shapiro | October 2, 2012
Regulatory ‘Pay-Go’: Rationing the Public Interest, CPR Issue Alert 1214, October 2012, by Member Scholars Richard Murphy and Sidney Shapiro, and Policy Analyst James Goodwin.
Rena Steinzor | September 26, 2012
Cozying Up: How the Manufacturers of Toxic Chemicals Seek to Co-opt Their Regulators, CPR White Paper 1211, September 2012, by Member Scholar Rena Steinzor and Policy Analyst Wayland Radin.
Anne Havemann, Rena Steinzor | September 21, 2012
Going Too Easy? Maryland’s Criminal Enforcement of Water Pollution Laws Protecting the Chesapeake Bay, CPR White Paper 1212, September 2012, by Member Scholar Rena Steinzor and Policy Analyst Aimee Simpson.
Rena Steinzor, Yee Huang | September 14, 2012
Going Dark Down on the Farm: How Legalized Secrecy Gives Agribusiness a Federally Funded Free Ride, CPR White Paper 1213, September 2012, by Member Scholar Rena Steinzor and Policy Analyst Yee Huang.
Alexandra Klass, Lesley McAllister | August 24, 2012
States Can Lead the Way to Improved Appliance Energy Efficiency Standards, CPR White Paper 1210, August 2012, by CPR Member Scholars Alexandra B. Klass and Lesley K. McAllister, and CPR Policy Analyst Wayland Radin.