A Widening Focus
During the 1990s, TCF produced major works on all six of its big ideas. TCF scholars and fellows examined topics ranging from free trade to presidential debates to financial industry regulation to foreign policy at the end of the Cold War. In addition, TCF took up a new theme, publishing a young Richard Kahlenberg, who argued for replacing race-based affirmative action with socioeconomic integration of schools and colleges.
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