Difference between revisions of "Nigel A. Ashford"
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| − | Nigel Ashford is currently working for the Institute of Human Studies | + | Nigel Ashford is currently working for the [[Institute of Human Studies]] at George Mason University. He has also been involved in other organisations such as the [[Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation]], the [[Heritage Foundation]], the [[Social and Philosophical Policy Center]] and the [[American Politics Group]] in the UK. <ref> [http://www.theihs.org/PeopleDetails.aspx?id=1003 The Institute for Human Studies], accessed 26th February 2010 </ref> |
| − | As well as producing several journals, he is the author of 'Principles for a | + | As well as producing several journals, he is the author of ''Principles for a Free Society'' and co-author of the books, ''US Politics Today'', ''Public Policy and the Impact of the New Right'', and ''A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought''. |
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Latest revision as of 16:02, 27 February 2010
Nigel Ashford is currently working for the Institute of Human Studies at George Mason University. He has also been involved in other organisations such as the Jarl Hjalmarson Foundation, the Heritage Foundation, the Social and Philosophical Policy Center and the American Politics Group in the UK. [1]
As well as producing several journals, he is the author of Principles for a Free Society and co-author of the books, US Politics Today, Public Policy and the Impact of the New Right, and A Dictionary of Conservative and Libertarian Thought.
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- ↑ The Institute for Human Studies, accessed 26th February 2010
