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By Conn Hallinan, 21 hours ago Conn Hallinan remembers Carl Bloice—an FPIF columnist, longtime journalist, and lifetime advocate for the dispossessed. By Laura Carlsen, 4 days ago A majority of Floridians now favor thawing U.S. relations with Cuba. Will Washington follow? By John Feffer, 6 days ago

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The Stanford Center for the Study of Poverty and Inequality - SCSPI The Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality (CPI), one of three National Poverty Centers, is a nonpartisan research center dedicated to monitoring trends in poverty and inequality, explaining what's driving those trends, and developing science-based policy on poverty and inequality. CPI supports research by new and established scholars, trains the next generation of scholars and policy analysts, and disseminates the very best research on poverty and inequality. The current economic climate makes CPI activities and research especially important. The following are a few critical poverty and inequality facts: Poverty:The U.S. poverty rate, according to the new Supplemental Poverty Measure, is estimated at 16.0 percent.

Europe - Robert Schuman Foundation - The french think tank on Europe Center for American Progress IRC's History Centre for Research on Globalization Dedefensa.org : Accueil Adam Smith Institute - the free-market think tank Lexington Institute