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Policy Research Project Reports Series

This numbered series is made up of reports resulting from year-long policy research projects conducted by LBJ School graduate students and faculty, usually under contract with public agencies or nonprofit foundations. In many cases, the product is a report of findings and recommendations presented to the client.

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• An Assessment of We the People... Project Citizen: Promoting Citizenship in Classrooms and Communities
• Beyond the Bid: An Evaluation of State and Local Government Procurement Practices
• Beyond the Numbers: Improving Postsecondary Success through a Central Texas High School Data Center
• Building a Workforce Development System for Texas: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Reform
• Case Studies of Multimodal/Intermodal Transportation Planning Methods, Funding Programs, and Projects
• Civic Education of American Youth
• Colonia Housing and Infrastructure (3 volume set)
• Colonia Housing and Infrastructure, Vol. 1: Current Characteristics, Future Needs
• Colonia Housing and Infrastructure, Vol. 2: Water and Wastewater Infrastructure
• Colonia Housing and Infrastructure, Vol. 3: Regulatory Issues and Policy Analysis
• Community Change in East Austin
• Community Mental Health Centers Under Managed Care: Authority or Provider
• Ethnic and Race Relations in Austin, Texas
• Ethnic Community Views of the Austin Independent School District
• Evaluation of Pollution Prevention at the Lower Colorado River Authority
• Evolution of Universal Service Policy in Texas
• Executing Government Transformation: Case Studies of Implementation Challenges
• Expanding Health Care Coverage for the Uninsured in Texas
• Fiscal Capacity of Texas Cities
• Innovative Initiatives in Growth Management and Open Space Preservation: A National Study
• Innovative Strategies to Raise Efficiencies along Transportation Corridors and at Multimodal Hubs
• Insurance Redlining in Texas?
• Managed Community Long-Term Care in Texas: Planning for the 21st Century
• Maritime Transportation in Latin America and the Caribbean
• Multimodal/Intermodal Transportation in the United States, Western Europe, and Latin America: Governmental Policies, Plans, and Programs
• Policymaking in a Redemocratized Brazil (2 volume set)
• Policymaking in a Redemocratized Brazil, Vol. 1: Decentralization and Social Policy
• Policymaking in a Redemocratized Brazil, Vol. 2: Public Policy and Social Exclusion
• Port and Supply-Chain Security Initiatives in the United States and Abroad
• Port-Related State Programs and Federal Legislative Issues
• Prevention of School Violence through Civic Education Curricula: Year One of a National Demonstration Program
• Privacy Protection in Texas: Public Opinion and State Government
• Reaching across the Border: Intergovernmental Relations between Texas and Mexico
• Removing Barriers to Student Learning
• Rice Water Irrigation: Conservation Management at the Lower Colorado River Authority
• Road to Sustainable Development: A Guide for Nongovernmental Organizations
• Secondary Education in the United States
• Shaping the Energy Technology Transition: Moving to a Low-Carbon, Renewable-Energy Economy
• Squeezing a Dry Sponge: Water Planning in Texas
• State E-Government Strategies: Identifying Best Practices and Applications
• State Growth Management and Open Space Preservation Policies
• State Rail Policies, Plans, and Programs
• Technology-Based Solutions to Workforce Service Delivery
• Texas Budget: Facing Changes in State-Federal Relations
• Texas Seaport and Inland Waterway System
• Texas State Debt Management
• Transportation in the Americas: Its Role in International Trade, Economic Integration, and Sustainable Development
• U.S.-Mexico Trade and Transportation: Corridors, Logistics Practices, and Multimodal Partnerships

 

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