finance

Provides a comprehensive analysis of the faith-based initiatives of President George W. Bush during his administration through interviews with a number of Washington insiders; and examines how infighting between various factions within government ultimately sabotaged Bush's efforts.

Puts debates about Social Security reform into a historical perspective and explains how the system can continue to meet the needs of the elderly and disabled.

Responds to common criticisms of public schools, and discusses why some of the most common accusations about public schools are wrong.

Presents a guide to grant writing, covering how to utilize words effectively, locate the appropriate funders, and create proposals that grab the attention of foundations and corporations, with examples and step-by-step instructions.

Argues that the American pharmaceutical industry is corrupt, with the bulk of funds from high drug prices spent on marketing rather than research and development, and suggests several reforms.

A step-by-step guide through the primary stages of the grant development process for small libraries and school media centers, discussing planning, project design, project narrative, personnel, budget development, and evaluation; and including supplementary materials.

Examines the true cost of the Iraq War, including the replacement of military equipment and long-term care for thousands of wounded veterans, and investigates the cost of economic damage and lives in Iraq while also revealing how expensive items have been hidden from U.S. taxpayers.

Explains how and why large sums of money have flooded sports in recent years and considers the pros and cons of the consequences of such money.