September 10, 2009
Reminiscences of an Outstanding Public Servant
Honorable Jerome S. Berg
WITH HELENE BERG, JOEL COHEN, AND
HONORABLE JEFFREY WEISENFELD
March 11, 2010
Reflections of Governor Hugh L. Carey’s Administration
with PETER GOLDMARK, JUDAH GRIBETZ,
AND RICHARD RAVITICH
MONOGRAPH – FALL, 2007
A Look at the Nexus of Power and Money In Albany – and What You Can Do About It
BLAIR HORNER, Special Advisor to the NYS Attorney General
MONOGRAPHS – SPRING, 2008
A See-through Budget For the Empire State: Promoting Responsibility Through Transparency
E.J. MCMAHON, Director – Empire Center for NY State Policy & Senior Fellow – Manhattan Institute
Referenda, Initiatives and Recalls: Would New York State Government Improve If It Adapted California’s System of Popular Democracy?
JOSHUA SPIVAK, Carey Center Research Fellow
MONOGRAPHS – FALL, 2008
Shedding Light on New York’s Secret Government: The Long Road to Reforming Public Authorities – and What Remains to Be Done
ADAM SIMMS, Carey Center Senior Policy Analyst
Improving the Judicial Selection Process:
Elections or Selections – Does It Make A Difference?
JOSHUA SPIVAK, Carey Center Research Fellow
MONOGRAPH – SPRING, 2009
New Immigrants to New York – How and When Will they Gain Power in Government?
DR. JOSEPH J. SALVO, Director – Population Division of the NYC Dept. of City Planning
MONOGRAPH – FALL, 2009
How America’s Empire State and Gov. Hugh L. Carey Rescued New York and the Nation from Fiscal Disaster
ROBERT POLNER, NYU Communications Department and former New York Newsday Political Reporter
BOOK – SPRING, 2010
Hugh Carey and the New York Fiscal Crisis: How America’s Empire State Avoided Bankruptcy
DR. SEYMOUR P. LACHMAN, Director
The Hugh L. Carey Center for Government Reform at Wagner College
ROBERT POLNER, NYU Communications Department and former New York Newsday Political Reporter
MONOGRAPH – SPRING, 2010
“THE RECKONING:
Hugh L. Carey and the Fiscal Crisis of New York.”
ROBERT POLNER, NYU Communications Department and former New York Newsday Political Reporter