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Established
in 1976 at the University of Maryland and now part of the
School of Public Affairs, the Institute for Philosophy and
Public Policy was founded to conduct research into the conceptual
and normative questions underlying public policy formulation.
This research is conducted cooperatively by philosophers,
policymakers and analysts, and other experts both within
and outside the government.
The
Institute has received grants to create CIRCLE,
The Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning
and Engagement; NACE,
the National Alliance for Civic Education; and the Prince
George's Information Commons. These three organizations
are managed by Institute research scholars, in partnership
with others. (Doubleclicking the organization name in italics
takes you to the Web site of that organization.)
The Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy
Mark Sagoff, Director
David A. Crocker, Research Scholar
Stephen L. Elkin, Affiliated Research Scholar
William A. Galston, College Park Professor
Deborah Hellman, Affiliated Research Scholar
Rachelle Hollander, Affiliated Research Scholar
Daniel H. Levine, Research Scholar
Peter Levine, Research Scholar
Xiaorong Li, Research Scholar
Judith Lichtenberg, Affiliated Research Scholar
Christopher W. Morris, Affiliated Research Scholar
Jerome Segal, Research Scholar
Karol E. Soltan, Affiliated Research Scholar
Steven M. Teles, Research Scholar
Robert Wachbroit, Research Scholar
Alec D. Walen, Research Scholar
David Wasserman, Research Scholar
The
Institute's scholars constitute the Philosophy & Public Policy Quarterly Editorial Board.
Verna V. Gehring, Editor
vgehring@umd.edu
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