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| Mackinac Center for Public Policy Serves as a medium for the exchange of information among the Secretaries and a mechanism to encourage formal and informal cooperation between state governments. | |
| National Association of Secretaries of State Serves as a medium for the exchange of information among the Secretaries and a mechanism to encourage formal and informal cooperation between state governments. | ||
| National Center for Policy Analysis A nonprofit public policy research institute. | ||
| CATO Institute A libertarian public policy research foundation with a searchable database; advocates free markets and limited government involvment; includes related airline information and articles. | ||
| Hoover Institution at Stanford A think tank on the campus of Stanford University, dedicated to research in domestic policy and international affairs. | ||
| AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies The primary purpose of the Center is to hold lawmakers and regulators accountable for their decisions by providing analyses of existing regulatory programs and new regulatory proposals. | ||
| Center for Regulatory Effectiveness From this initial organizing concept, the Center has grown into a nationally recognized c. The Center was established in 1996, after the passage of the Congressional Review Act, to provide Congress with independent analyses of agency regulations. | ||
| RAND Institute A non-profit institution that helps improve policy and decisionmaking through research and analysis. | ||
| Congressional Institute Dedicated to helping Members of Congress better serve the nation and to helping the public better understand public policy debates and the operations of the national legislature. | ||
| Heritage Foundation A conservative think tank, foreign and defense policy, The Heritage Foundation publishes research on domestic, economic and defense policy, as well as Policy Review. | ||
| Citizens for a Sound Economy (CSE) Since 1984, CSE has been the voice of consumers for free enterprise, advocating market-based solutions to public policy problems. | ||
| Progress and Freedom Foundation Studying the Digital Revolution and its implications for public policy. | ||
| Association of Administrative Law Judges is a not-for-profit corporation whose purpose is to promote and enhance the legal protection afforded by the Social Security Act and the Administrative Procedure Act to claimants in the Social S. The Association of Administrative Law Judges, Inc. | ||
| ABA Section of Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice Provides a forum to share new information with its members, the bar, and the public on new developments in administrative & regulatory law | ||
| Reason Foundation A national research and educational organization that explores and promotes public policies based on rationality and freedom. | ||
| Federal Administrative Law Judges Conference The Federal Administrative Law Judges Conference (FALJC) is a voluntary professional association, organized over 50 years ago for the purpose of improving the administrative judicial process, presenting educational programs to enhance the judici. | ||
| National Conference of Administrative Law Judges The Conference's mission is to enhance the status and competence of the administrative judiciary and to promote the quality, efficiency and delivery of justice through the operation of the administrative justice system. | ||
| Electronic Policy Network A project of the American Prospect magazine. | ||
| National Center for Public Policy Research A conservative/free market foundation established in 1982. | ||
| American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research politics, international affairs, and U.S. defense and foreign policies. The organization's research covers economics and trade, social welfare, government tax, spending, regulatory, and legal policies, U.S. | ||
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