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James K. Glassman •ï¿½104 Items / 96 Articles, 1 Book, 7 Reviews
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Back to the Gold Standard?The Atlantic Monthly, February 1981, pp. 29-35- Backlash against the New York TimesThe American Enterprise, July 1996, p. 29
- Bush Is Right on Global Warming...not that reporters would understandThe Weekly Standard, June 25, 2001, pp. 26-30
- Books[+]The CEO Steps Down (Review)The Hero's Farewell, by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld
- The Hero's Farewell by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld
The Atlantic Monthly, October 1988, pp. 83-85 - Class ActsReason, April 1998, pp. 24-31
- Clinton, the Country, and the Political CultureCommentary, January 1999, pp. 30-31
- Conservative InvestingNational Review, May 20, 1996, pp. 58-59
- Cracks In Asia's Berlin HallWhy Softening the Blow is a MistakeThe American Enterprise, May 1998, p. 62
- A Deal That Deserves to DieThe Weekly Standard, April 20, 1998, pp. 16-18
- FeaturesThe Death of Social SecurityDebating Bush's plan for private retirement accountsReason, April 2005, pp. 24-31
- Don't Pay Too Much for SexJames K. Glassman on politically correct investingThe Women's Quarterly, Spring 1997, pp. 13-14
- Don't Watch CNBC in Broad DaylightJames K. Glassman advises us to track stocks by decades, not daysThe Women's Quarterly, Spring 2002, pp. 14-15
- Dow 36,000 (1999)The New Strategy for Profiting from the Coming Rise in the Stock Market4 Reviews, 1 Readable
- Dow 36,000The Atlantic Monthly, September 1999, pp. 37-59
- The Dow of CongressThe Weekly Standard, August 5, 2002, pp. 12-13
- The Flicks in FranceThe Atlantic Monthly, July 1970, pp. 106-107
- Forward ObserverIn the Midst of Our Economic Boom, We're Suffering a Wealth Dearth. But It's Fixable.The American Enterprise, January 2000, pp. 16-17
- Forward ObserverWho's Winning the High-Tech Vote--And Who Should Be.The American Enterprise, September 2000, p. 12
- Forward ObserverAn American Alternative to Enviro-Gloom.The American Enterprise, December 2001, p. 15
- Forward ObserverReform the Electoral College, Don't Toss It.The American Enterprise, March 2001, pp. 16-17
- Forward ObserverPersonal Investment Accounts under Social Security Are Inevitable - Probably by 2003.The American Enterprise, October 2001, p. 13
- Forward ObserverWall Street Handicappers Become Scapegoats.The American Enterprise, September 2001, p. 15
- Forward ObserverThere's a Silver Lining to the Wall Street Tech Wreck.The American Enterprise, April 2002, pp. 14-15
- Forward ObserverEuropean Greens Are Starving Africans. Is This Romantic?The American Enterprise, December 2002, pp. 16-17
- Forward ObserverThe Little Guys in the Stock Market Have Been Standing up Tall. There Are Lessons for S...The American Enterprise, January 2002, p. 15
- Forward ObserverCapitalism Pummeled Enron and Andersen for their Sins. Government Should Be Cautious ab...The American Enterprise, June 2002, p. 15
- Forward ObserverThe American Enterprise, March 2002, pp. 16-17
- Forward ObserverWant to Help Investors and Avoid Scandals? Liberate the Dividend!The American Enterprise, September 2002, p. 13
- Forward Observerwhen judging a business, earnings are an opinion---cash flow is a factThe American Enterprise, April/May 2003, p. 16
- Forward ObserverWhat two dead economists can teach us about America's current financial woesThe American Enterprise, January/February 2003, p. 12
- Forward ObserverWhat really matters is spending, not deficitsThe American Enterprise, September 2003, p. 14
- Forward ObserverGeorge Soros, one of the richest men in the world, is emerging as a threat to a truly o...The American Enterprise, January/February 2004, p. 47
- Forward ObserverThe media's partisan slant gets worseThe American Enterprise, July/August 2004, p. 50
- Forward ObserverComplaints about outsourcing competition are part of a larger whining problemThe American Enterprise, June 2004, p. 48
- Forward ObserverThe developing world needs democracy, free markets, and an end to corrupt governmentsThe American Enterprise, March 2004, p. 45
- Global Warming? Try Getting out of the SunAn Interview with Dr. Sallie BaliunasThe American Spectator, June 2001, pp. 24-27
- The Great Banks Robberythere are many villains in the $500 billion S&L scandal, but the whole gigantic, appall...The New Republic, October 8, 1990, pp. 16-20
- Green With RageThe Weekly Standard, February 25, 2002, pp. 14-17
- Books & Arts[+]The Greenspan Mystique (2 Reviews)Maestro, by Bob Woodward
- Maestro by Bob Woodward
- Greenspan: The Man Behind Money by Justin Martin
The Weekly Standard, December 11, 2000, pp. 31-36 - Starting a BusinessA Harvard Man Discovers Free EnterpriseThe bright and creative young people James Glassman knew in college stopped fighting th...The Washington Monthly, October 1976, pp. 43-50
- Hillary's CowsA closer look at Hillary Rodham Clinton's cattle trading---and others'---reveals just h...The New Republic, May 16, 1994, pp. 18-23
- How to Beat the I.R.S.The New Republic, May 16, 1983, pp. 19-23
- The Iacocca MystiqueThe New Republic, July 16, 1984, pp. 20-23
- Is the Asian Flu Fatal?Why Asia's Economies got Sick--and what can be done to cure them.Reason, May 1998, pp. 18-27
- FeaturesThe Joy of DebtThe last thing we should want is a Treasury flush with cashThe Weekly Standard, March 26, 2001, pp. 23-25
- Kohl's TriumphThe New Republic, March 28, 1983, pp. 10-11
- [+]Losing Argument (Review)The Winner-Take-All Society, by Robert H. Frank and Philip J. Cook
- The Winner-Take-All Society by Robert H. Frank and Philip J. Cook
Reason, February 1996, pp. 56-58 - The Lost Art of Educating ChildrenThe Women's Quarterly, Fall 2000, p. 9
- EconomicsMinimum StandardsA Compassionate Alternative to Raising the Minimum WageReason, July 1996, pp. 44-45
- The Money Culture: Getting DingedThe New Republic, July 7, 1986, pp. 11-13
- [+]A Moralist on the Air (Review)How Could You Do That?!, by Laura Schlessinger
- How Could You Do That?! by Laura Schlessinger
The Weekly Standard, May 6, 1996, pp. 35-37 - Network to NowhereThe Weekly Standard, February 11, 2002, pp. 25-27
- New Orleans Diarist: Apres Moi, Le DelugeA flood of memories in the Big EasyThe New Republic, December 18, 1989, pp. 42-44
- [+]One Life to Live (2 Reviews)The Great American Magazine, by Loudon Wainwright
- The Great American Magazine by Loudon Wainwright
- Life: The First 50 Years, 1936-l986 by Philip B. Kunhardt, Jr.
The New Republic, February 9, 1987, pp. 36-39 - Prisoners of Real EstateThe New Republic, May 17, 1980, pp. 18-21
- The Real CancunThe Weekly Standard, October 6, 2003, p. 15
- Real World InvestingThe American Enterprise, July 2002, pp. 38-41
- SDS at ChicagoThe Atlantic Monthly, December 1969, pp. 30-41
- Singapore SwingThe New Republic, July 26, 1980, pp. 15-17
- Smart Nerds, Foolish ChoicesWhy Silicon Valley voters against its interestsThe American Spectator, March 2001, pp. 9-11
- Social Security Needs a Bypass. Will Our Politicians Allow It?The American Enterprise, January 1997, pp. 59-60
- Thank You American BusinessmenThe Corporate "Downsizing" Revolution Was Said to Be Destroying the American Dream. Ins...The American Enterprise, March 2000, pp. 26-27
- Books[+]Updike's American Faith (Review)In the Beauty of the Lilies, by John Updike
- In the Beauty of the Lilies by John Updike
The Weekly Standard, February 19, 1996, pp. 33-34 - Who's Afraid of the Future?The American Enterprise, March 1997, p. 68
- The Wreck of General MotorsThe New Republic, December 29, 1986, pp. 21-23
- Yakety-yak: Watching the fall presidential debates with eyes wide openPlay Naomi Wolf and tell the candidates what to wearThe Women's Quarterly, Summer 2000, p. 10
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