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Mr. Bruce-Briggs is a policy analyst, historian, and writer on American public policy, who was affiliated with the Hudson Institute of New York.
Articles
A comparative survey of twelve American cities (Hudson Institute, 1972)
The future of housing and urban development policy, (Hudson Institute, 1972)
Suburban Warfare, Military Review, June 1974)
Against the Neo-Malthusians, Commentary, July 1974}
Should Heroin Be Legalized? New York Affairs, Fall 1974
Changing values and attitudes in U.S. history (Hudson Institute, 1974)
Land Use and the Environment" (Institute for Contemporary Studies, 1975)
The Great Classrom Debacle, Wall Street Journal, July 20, 1976.
The Great American Gun War (The Public Interest; No. 45 Fall 1976; 37-62)
The population of the U.S., 1976-2000 (Hudson Institute, 1976)
The Politics of Planning: A Review and Critique of Centralized Economic Planning (Institute for Contemporary Studies, 1976)
`Child Care': The Fiscal Time Bomb (The Public Interest, Fall 1977.
The political milieu of the Reagan administration (Hudson Institute, 1980)
The minimum wage muddle (League for Industrial Democracy, 1981)
Myths of public opinion (Hudson Institute, 1981)
Fundamentals of U.S. maritime strategy at the end of the 20th century (Hudson Institute, 1982)
The twilight of free trade (American Policy Institute, 1983)
The Dangerous Folly Called Theory Z, Fortune, May 17, 1882.
Disarmament movements in America and Europe (Hudson Institute, 1983)
Showdown at Newburgh (Army 34, Jul 1984)
The Myth of the Hawley-Smoot Tariff, U.S. Industrial Council, 1987.
The Health Police are Blowing Smoke, Fortune, April 25, 1988]
Another Ride on Tricycle. Intelligence and National Security, April 1992}
Peter Williamson: Faker, Northern Scotland, 2004}
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