Carol C. Adelman: Global Philanthropy, Foreign Aid, International Health, Leadership
Michelle Bernard: African American Politics, Civil Rights, Iraq, Education, International Women's Rights, Politics
Anne Bayefsky: International Human Rights Law, Equality Rights; Constitutional Human Rights Law
Sue Blevins: Health Care
Myrna Blyth: Feminism and Women's Issues, Media
Jessica Peck Corry: Civil Rights, Higher Education, Land Use
Lisa Curtis: South Asia
Helle Dale: U.S. Foreign Policy, National Security, European Union
Shikha Dalmia: Environment, Foreign Policy, Health Care, Welfare Reform
Danielle Doane: Congressional Relations
Benita Dodd: Free Market, Limited Government, Private Sector, Property Rights
Becky Norton Dunlop: Environmental Regulation, Federalism, Property Rights
Mackenzie Eaglen: National Security, Budget, Critical Infrastructure Protection, Science in Support of National Security, Defense, Homeland Security
Michelle Easton: Education, Feminism
Dr. Rachel Ehrenfeld: Financing of Terrorism
Mary C. FitzGerald: Foreign Affairs- particularly related to Russia and China
Tracy Foertsch: Economics, Social Security Reform, Tax Reform
Alison Acosta Fraser: Federal Spending, Economic Growth, Labor Policies, The Environment
Diana Furchtgott-Roth: Economics, Tax Policy
Lela Gilbert: Religious Freedom
Mary Ann Glendon: Religion, International Legal Studies
Linda Gorman: Health Care, Illegal Aliens, Tax Policy
Rebecca Hagelin: Culture, Family, Communications and Public Relations
Gail Heriot: Civil Rights, Employment Law
Regina E. Herzlinger: Health Care
Tamar Jacoby: Immigration, Race and Ethnicity
Amy Kaleita: Environmental Studies
Amy Kass: Philanthropy
Diane S. Katz: Environment, Science, Technology
Christine Kim: Welfare, Marriage and the Family, Abstinence
Marie-Josee Kravis: Europe, Economic Policy, Taxation, Latin America
Wendy E. Long: Judiciary
Carrie L. Lukas: Education Policy, Feminism, Social Security
Heather Mac Donald: Education, Homeland Security, Immigration, Welfare
Daniella Markheim: Economics, International Trade
Jennifer Marshall: Education, Marriage, Religion, Welfare
Aparna Mathur: Health Care Financing, Tax Policy
Betsy McCaughey: Health Care Policy, American Politics, Constitutional Law
Sally McNamera: European Affairs
Jena Baker McNeill: Homeland Security
Jennifer Roback Morse, Ph.D: Action Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty- Economics, Family, Religion, Sexuality
Vicki E. Murray, Ph.D: Pacific Research Institute- Education Studies
Nina Owcharenko: Medicaid, The Uninsured, State-Based Health Care reform, Prescription Drugs
Sally C. Pipes: Pacific Research Institute- Civil Rights, Economy, Health Care, Women's Issues
Danielle Pletka: Middle East, South Asia, Terrorism, Weapons Proliferation
Holly Robinson: Education
Sally Satel, M.D.: Domestic Drug Policy, Mental Health Policy, Politics and Medicine
Lorie Shane: Education
Nina Shea: International Religious Freedom, Human Rights Law, Islamic law and Human Rights,Wahhabism and Human Rights, United Nations
Amity Shlaes: Political Economics, Taxation
Skaidra Smith-Heisters: Environmental Regulation
Lisa Snell: Child Welfare, Education
Christina Hoff Sommers: Feminism
Carol M. Swain, Ph.D.: Race Relations, Immigration
Annie Swingen: Central and Eastern Europe
Abigail Therstrom: Education, Race and Ethnicity, Voting
Virginia L. Thomas: Executive Branch and Congressional Relations, Congressional Oversight, Government Reform
Grace-Marie Turner: Health Care Reform
Lil Tuttle: Education
Julia Vitullo-Martin: Housing, Urban Development
Genevieve Wood: Conservative Movement, Media and Politics, Cultural Issues
Meyrav Wurmser: Middle East, Israeli and Palestinian Politics
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