Featured Findings >
Arts Agencies Need to Reach Out to Broader Public
With tight budgets forcing cuts in state spending nationwide, the state arts agencies will have to increase public participation in and government backing for their arts programs to avoid a continued cycle of budget woes.
Future Trends in the Middle East
This report examines key trends in Middle East—energy security, weapons of mass destruction, economic reform, and leadership change—and their implications for the U.S.
Featured Project >
Improving Geriatric Health Care
RAND is helping five universities around the country establish interdisciplinary centers specializing in geriatric health care research.
Independent Research >
Domestic Intelligence Lessons From U.S. Allies
The experiences of domestic intelligence agencies of the United Kingdom, France, Canada and Australia can help guide counterterrorism initiatives in the United States.
News and Commentary >
RAND Annual Report: Wisdom of the Long View
This annual report describes RAND’s distinctly long view of policymaking—and how it helped to make RAND an especially valuable resource in 2003.
NEWS RELEASES
Jun 03: RAND Researchers Say Immigration Alone Will Not Solve Europe’s Pension Crisis
Jun 02: RAND Report Raises Concerns About Parts of California’s Public Health System
May 24: Military Technology Expert Eugene C. Gritton To Lead RAND’s National Security Research Division
CONGRESSIONAL TESTIMONY
Jun 02: Public Health Preparedness in California: Lessons from Seven Jurisdictions
Apr 08: Terrorism and the Security of Public Surface Transportation
Mar 31: The Effect of Terrorist Attacks in Spain on Transatlantic Cooperation in the War on Terror
COMMENTARY
Jun 02: Protests Now Flourish in China, By Murray Scot Tanner (International Herald Tribune) Read commentary at iht.com
May 28: Gaining The Iraqis’ Toleration, By James Dobbins and Philip H. Gordon (Washington Post)
May 27: A Chance to Overcome Religious Divisions, By Rollie Lal (San Diego Union-Tribune)