Should Taxes on the Wealthy Be Increased? The Campbell Public Affairs Institute will host the first in a series of innovative Campbell Debates on timely issues of public importance on Wednesday, February 1, at the Everson Museum. Debaters will include former Governor and Attorney General Eliot Spitzer; NY State Senator John DeFrancisco; Maxwell’s Moynihan Chair of Public Affairs Leonard Burman; Jennifer Hamlin-Navias, United Church of Christ and Unitarian-Universalist Minister; Kevin Hassett director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute and columnist for the National Review; and Deborah Warner, CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity.
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Steinberg interviewed on CBC Radio. Dean James Steinberg was interviewed on the CBC Radio program "The House," where Steinberg discussed topics ranging from the financial crisis unfolding in Europe, a possible crisis emerging in Iran, and the first anniversary of the protests in Tahrir square.
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Burman weighs in on tax issues. Professor Leonard Burman spoke with The New York Times for "Paying Far More Than 13.9%: A Taxpayer’s Lament." In the article, Burman discussed various tax issues, including alternative minimum tax and tax cuts for the rich, while arguing for a return to the principles of the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
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Banks authors journal article on Shadow Wars. A special issue of the Journal of National Security Law & Policy is dedicated to examining “Shadow Wars,” U.S. paramilitary operations that target terrorists. INSCT Director William Banks, who is also the journal’s editor-in chief, authors the issue’s lead article - one of 14 addressing various political, military, and legal implications of covert operations.
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"Bid for Iran nuclear talks confronts old snags." Professor Mehrzad Boroujerdi is quoted in a recent Associated Press article concerning prospects for new Iranian nuclear talks. Boroujerdi states that the nuclear program is a "huge part of what's shaping Iran's world view and that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei "sees it as part of his legacy."
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