Heartland Policy Studies
Heartland Policy Studies are original research produced for The Heartland Institute, edited by its staff, and reviewed by its Board of Policy Advisors.
Policy Studies
No. 33 Should Governments Own Convention Centers?
Taxpayer-financed convention centers have become increasingly popular with state and local government officials. Centers have been built or planned in most ... (read more)
Taxpayer-financed convention centers have become increasingly popular with state and local government officials. Centers have been built or planned in most ... (read more)
No. 33 Should Governments Own Convention Centers? (full text HTML)
Quick LinksExecutive Summary (html)Policy Study (pdf)Taxpayer-financed convention centers have become increasingly popular with state and local government ... (read more)
Quick LinksExecutive Summary (html)Policy Study (pdf)Taxpayer-financed convention centers have become increasingly popular with state and local government ... (read more)
No. 33 Should Governments Own Convention Centers? (summary html)
Quick LinksPolicy Study (HTML)Policy Study (pdf)1. Government-subsidized convention centers are chronic money losers.Convention centers have become increasingly ... (read more)
Quick LinksPolicy Study (HTML)Policy Study (pdf)1. Government-subsidized convention centers are chronic money losers.Convention centers have become increasingly ... (read more)
Partisan Gerrymandering: Harms and a New Solution
In Part I of this Heartland Policy Study, the authors describe gerrymandering as a real, not illusory, danger to democratic practice -- the moral equivalent ... (read more)
In Part I of this Heartland Policy Study, the authors describe gerrymandering as a real, not illusory, danger to democratic practice -- the moral equivalent ... (read more)
