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• December 2008 | Table of Contents
• New Haven gives immigrants ID cards, how Massachusetts plans to insure everyone, the four-day work week, and more.

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• November 2008 | Table of Contents
• The public officials of 2008, localities push back against consolidation, what Germany can teach America's metro areas about regional planning, and more.

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• October 2008 | Table of Contents
• Why Republicans are losing their hold on suburban America, putting unwanted ballot measures through extra hoops, underwater windmills, and more.

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• September 2008 | Table of Contents
• The states take on cap-and-trade, the pros of privatizing state lotteries, how the housing slump is taking a toll on homeowner associations, and more.

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• August 2008 | Table of Contents
• One Dallas hospital reaches for renewal in an age of failed public hospitals, New York's Will Pelgrin helps fight cyber attacks from all over the world, public pension prowess, and more.

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• July 2008 | Table of Contents
• Alan Greenblatt on whether graft or prosecutors are getting worse, the buzz about 311, a new chapter in the history of public transit, and more.

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• June 2008 | Table of Contents
• Gun violence surges and the cops get told to get tougher, libraries position themselves to create content, WiMax disappoints, and more.

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• May 2008 | Table of Contents
• Governments embrace wikis, how voting by mail may replace the polls, toliet-to-top water recycling gets past the yuck factor, and more.

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• April 2008 | Table of Contents
• Alan Greenblatt on the mortgage meltdown, whether preventive medicine saves money, a job title is born as cities get serious about global warming, and more.

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• March 2008 | Table of Contents
• The 50-state management report card for 2008, and more.

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• February 2008 | Table of Contents
• A better way to gain Washington's respect, how welfare is changing, whether being ranked the best place to live is an honor or nuisance, and more.

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• January 2008 | Table of Contents
• How outmoded tax systems are undercutting the economic future of states, Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels champions privatization, managing mountains of e-mail, and more.

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• Accelerating Economic Growth and Vitality