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The Right Side of the Web
Source: The Right Side of the Web
Country: United States

An Internet veteran, The Right Side boasts that it is "the most ridiculed, spoofed, AND imitated site on the Web." It's a good resource: nice links, thoughtfully arranged. There are also some columns and clips you can't find elsewhere.

Resource Bank Directory of Public Policy Organizations
Source: Heritage Foundation/PolicyExperts.Org
Country: United States

Searchable database of conservative and free-market public policy organizations, hosted by the Heritage Foundation. Detailed info on over 300 public policy organizations in the U.S. and Canada.

Rights: Stand up for Yours
Source: DCC Corporation/Right.Org
City: Pennsauken, State: NJ, Country: United States
E-mail: right@coolnet.net

"Business should not be so regulated, controlled and burdened with social program implementation that it becomes just another branch of government." Argues for the rights of self-employed, offers a bulletin board, suggestions for activism, etc.

Free Republic
Source: Free Republic
Country: United States
E-mail: jimrob@psnw.com

Conventionally conservative, though very comprehensive, news page. Includes updates on conservative political campaigns, vituperative anti-Clinton content, and links to major news sources. Very active discussion boards.

The Intellectual Viewpoint
Source: The Intellectual Viewpoint

E-mail: contact@theintellectualviewpoint.com

This "[o]pinionated web site that addresses issues in modern society. Articles and comments on politics, responsibility, abortion, behavior, fitness, travel, literature, and a range of other topics." This includes two interesting collections of information relating to Objectivism and Existentialism.

Ronald Reagan's historic speeches
Source: Reagan Foundation
Country: United States

Full text of thirteen of former President Reagan's most memorable speeches to select from.

Think tank starter kit
Source: Atlas Economic Research Foundation
Author: Jo Kwong
Country: United States

An excellent short paper, "Guidelines and Recommendations for Starting an Institute," that compiles advice Atlas has obtained from working with think tanks for the past two decades. It is designed as a very basic introduction to think tank creation for institute entrepreneurs who are just getting started.

Center for the Future of Russia
Source: CFR/NCPPR
Country: United States

Information, action opportunities, and more on the "de-democratization movement" in Russia.

Think tanks for a secure, free society
Source: Atlas Economic Research Foundation
Country: United States

This site, compiled by the Atlas Foundation, contains a collection of efforts by non-U.S. think tanks to address important issues in the areas where economics is affected by -- or overlaps with -- issues of security, intelligence and defense.

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