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Lesotho Highlands Water Project: Communication Practices for Governance and Sustainability Improvement

1, 2010

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Berg Water Project: Communication Practices for Governance and Sustainability Improvement

1, 2010

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Setting Standards for Communication and Governance: The Example of Infrastructure Projects

1, 2007

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Opportunities in dam planning and management: a communication practitioner's handbook for large water infrastructure

1, 2011

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Voice message system using synthetic speech

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1993-05, Vol.93 (5), p.3019-3019

Haas, Lawrence J.

1993

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Berg Water Project: Communication Practices for Governance and Sustainability Improvement

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Jun 2010, 120 pp, 2010

2010

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Correcting Five Myths about the Stimulus Bill

Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Sep 23 2009, 5 pp, 2009

2009

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Corporate do-gooders: with one eye on America's bottom line and the other on government's indifference or incompetence, can-do corporate leaders are stepping in to help fix some of the nation's most pressing social and economic problems

National journal (1975), 1992-08, Vol.24, p.1775-1779

Haas, Lawrence J

1992

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Bubbling VAT: the value-added tax is once again a hot topic in Washington policy circles as federal officials ponder how to use the tax code to encourage national savings--and reduce the deficit

National journal (1975), 1992-06, Vol.24, p.1336-1340

Haas, Lawrence J

1992

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Putting on the breaks: Congress's failure either to kill or give permanency to a dozen tax breaks is a metaphor for the short-term policy making--and perhaps avarice--that now dominates official Washington

National journal (1975), 1992-04, Vol.24, p.996-999

Haas, Lawrence J

1992

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Deficit Dynamics

National journal (1975), 1992-04, Vol.24 (14), p.800-804

Haas, Lawrence J

1992

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What, us worry? will the United States ever balance its budget? foreign leaders and investors fear that Washington can't kick its habit of fiscal irresponsibility, but in the absence of economic catastrophe, they're not reaching for the panic button

National journal (1975), 1991-10, Vol.23, p.2549-2553

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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Fear of filing: for 15 years, the earned-income tax credit has given America's working poor an important lift

National journal (1975), 1991-10, Vol.23, p.2415-2417

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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States bounce back: for decades, state and local government have seen Uncle Sam as their most formidable legal adversary; but recently, with a string of victories before the Supreme Court, they've been settling the score

National journal (1975), 1991-08, Vol.23, p.1980-1983

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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Creative financing: by taxing or seeking donations from health care providers, states have increased federal matching to pay Medicaid costs; the Bush administration views the practice as a scam

National journal (1975), 1991-07, Vol.23, p.1804-1807

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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Spreading the pain: in California, state budget woes have trickled down to the counties and cities

National journal (1975), 1991-06, Vol.23, p.1546-1551

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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Behind the times: as the nation adjusts to intense global economic competition and the end of the cold war, Washington seems less and less able to effectively address broad, cross-cutting issues

National journal (1975), 1991-03, Vol.23, p.722-727

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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Byrd's big stick: as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, a panel whose control of spending has been enhanced by the current budget pact, Robert C. Byrd is again squarely at the center of power

National journal (1975), 1991-02, Vol.23, p.316-320

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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No simple matter: tax "simplification" has become the new buzzword among tax specialists as individual and corporate taxpayers struggle to comply with a complex income tax system

National journal (1975), 1991-01, Vol.23, p.11-15

Haas, Lawrence J

1991

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Pleading poverty: the budget deficit has nurtured a "myth of American bankruptcy," a notion that this country can no longer afford to address its problems at home or grasp opportunities abroad

National journal (1975), 1990-09, Vol.22, p.2192-2196

Haas, Lawrence J

1990

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Troubled tax man: Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Fred T. Goldberg has had to defend his agency against taxpayer harassment complaints while trying to improve taxpayer services

National journal (1975), 1990-06, Vol.22, p.1601-1604

Haas, Lawrence J

1990

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Protection squad: the staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation sees itself as the protector of the tax code; it will be put to the test this year if Congress decides to raise taxes

National journal (1975), 1990-05, Vol.22, p.1270-1274

Haas, Lawrence J

1990

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Back to the trenches: on Capitol Hill, there's already talk about a resumption of the fierce White House-congressional budget wars that were so common during Ronald Reagan's presidency

National journal (1975), 1990-02, Vol.22, p.274-278

Haas, Lawrence J

1990

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Budget guru: even such a master plotter as budget director Richard G. Darman will have trouble pushing his long-range agenda if he can't arrange a big deficit cutting deal

National journal (1975), 1990-01, Vol.22, p.110-114

Haas, Lawrence J

1990

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Budget report: losing its punch: the threat of across-the-board spending cuts doesn't carry the weight it once did; that could make it harder to reach a long-term agreement on reducing the deficit

National journal (1975), 1989-12, Vol.21, p.3106-3109

Haas, Lawrence J

1989

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Lesotho Highlands Water Project: Communication Practices for Governance and Sustainability Improvement

Berg Water Project: Communication Practices for Governance and Sustainability Improvement

Setting Standards for Communication and Governance: The Example of Infrastructure Projects

Opportunities in dam planning and management: a communication practitioner's handbook for large water infrastructure

Voice message system using synthetic speech

Berg Water Project: Communication Practices for Governance and Sustainability Improvement

Correcting Five Myths about the Stimulus Bill

Corporate do-gooders: with one eye on America's bottom line and the other on government's indifference or incompetence, can-do corporate leaders are stepping in to help fix some of the nation's most pressing social and economic problems

Bubbling VAT: the value-added tax is once again a hot topic in Washington policy circles as federal officials ponder how to use the tax code to encourage national savings--and reduce the deficit

Putting on the breaks: Congress's failure either to kill or give permanency to a dozen tax breaks is a metaphor for the short-term policy making--and perhaps avarice--that now dominates official Washington

Deficit Dynamics

What, us worry? will the United States ever balance its budget? foreign leaders and investors fear that Washington can't kick its habit of fiscal irresponsibility, but in the absence of economic catastrophe, they're not reaching for the panic button

Fear of filing: for 15 years, the earned-income tax credit has given America's working poor an important lift

States bounce back: for decades, state and local government have seen Uncle Sam as their most formidable legal adversary; but recently, with a string of victories before the Supreme Court, they've been settling the score

Creative financing: by taxing or seeking donations from health care providers, states have increased federal matching to pay Medicaid costs; the Bush administration views the practice as a scam

Spreading the pain: in California, state budget woes have trickled down to the counties and cities

Behind the times: as the nation adjusts to intense global economic competition and the end of the cold war, Washington seems less and less able to effectively address broad, cross-cutting issues

Byrd's big stick: as chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, a panel whose control of spending has been enhanced by the current budget pact, Robert C. Byrd is again squarely at the center of power

No simple matter: tax "simplification" has become the new buzzword among tax specialists as individual and corporate taxpayers struggle to comply with a complex income tax system

Pleading poverty: the budget deficit has nurtured a "myth of American bankruptcy," a notion that this country can no longer afford to address its problems at home or grasp opportunities abroad

Troubled tax man: Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Fred T. Goldberg has had to defend his agency against taxpayer harassment complaints while trying to improve taxpayer services

Protection squad: the staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation sees itself as the protector of the tax code; it will be put to the test this year if Congress decides to raise taxes

Back to the trenches: on Capitol Hill, there's already talk about a resumption of the fierce White House-congressional budget wars that were so common during Ronald Reagan's presidency

Budget guru: even such a master plotter as budget director Richard G. Darman will have trouble pushing his long-range agenda if he can't arrange a big deficit cutting deal

Budget report: losing its punch: the threat of across-the-board spending cuts doesn't carry the weight it once did; that could make it harder to reach a long-term agreement on reducing the deficit

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