Planning
for the Future: Findings from Research on the Commonwealth's Current and Coming
Retirees
(2002)
The
Road Ahead: Uncertainty and Opportunity in a Changed World
(2002)
Planning
for the Future: Findings from Research on the Commonwealth's Current and Coming
Retirees
(2002)
Visioning Kentucky’s
Future: Measures and Milestones 2002
(2002)
Listening to Kentucky High Schools (2002)
Financing State and Local Government: Future Challenges
and Opportunities (2001)
Talking Back: Kentucky High School Students and Their
Future Education Plans (2001)
Kentucky and the New Economy/Challenges for the Next Century: The
Conference Proceedings (2001)
Education
and the Common Good (2001)
Challenges
for the New Century (2000)
Visioning Kentucky’s
Future: Measures and Milestones 2000 (2000)
Collecting Taxes in the Cyberage
(1999)
What Next for Kentucky Health Care? (1999)
Child Care in
Kentucky: Current Status and Future Improvements (1999)
The Future
Well-Being of Women in Kentucky (1999)
Kentucky’s
Teachers: Charting a Course for KERA’s Second Decade
(1999)
The Leadership Challenge Ahead (1998)
Civil Society in Kentucky
(1998)
Visioning Kentucky’s Future: Measures and Milestones (1998)
Entrepreneurs and Small Business—Kentucky’s Neglected Natural Resource
(1998)
Measures & Milestones: Charting Our Path to Prosperity Conference
Proceedings (1998)
The Circuits Come to Town
(1997)
Exploring the Frontier of the Future
(1996)
$5.8 Billion and Change
(1996)
Choosing Prosperity
(1996)
Reclaiming Community, Reckoning with Change (1995)
Farms, Factories & Free Trade (1995)
The Context of Change
(1994)
The Future of Burley Tobacco (1994)
Policy Notes
 | Retirement Systems Will Require a Bigger Share of State Funds (2003) |
| Online Government Use Growing Rapidly (2003) |
| Future Impact of Nursing Shortage Uncertain Here (2003) |
| Experience with Elder-Care Services Diminishes Satisfaction (2002) |
| Enhancing the Promise of Online Education in Kentucky (2002) |
| Digital Divide Persists Despite Rising Technology Use (2002) |
| Revenue Modernization and Future Education Expenditures (2001) |
| Are Technology Investments Yielding Dividends for Kentucky Students? (2001) |
| Prescription Drug Coverage for Seniors (2001) |
| Are Kentuckians Financially Prepared for Retirement? (2001) |
| Anticipating Future Needs for Long-Term Care (2001) |
| Kentucky’s Brain Drain Unplugged (2001) |
| Meeting the Cost of Managing Solid Waste (2001) |
| Do Students Work Too Much? (2001) |
Articles
from Foresight, the Center’s
quarterly journal
| West Kentucky's Economy Shows Modest Growth (2003) |
| Walter A. Baker, the Consummate "Public Man," 2003 Hellard Award Winner (2003) |
| State Efforts to Insure the Uninsured: An Unfinished Story (2003) |
| Eastern Kentucky Achieves Progress; Parity Remains Elusive (2003) |
| State Shortfalls Predicted Throughout the Decade: Higher Ed Budget Likely to Feel Continued Squeeze (2003) |
| Letter to the Editor (2003) |
| Do Resources Produce Results? Kentucky School Districts and the Adequacy of Funding Adequacy Models (2003) |
| School Choice as Education Reform: What Do We Know? (2002) |
| Is a School Voucher Program Feasible for Kentucky? (2002) |
| Homeland Security Conference Largest Ever (2002) |
| Virginia Fox, Executive Director of KET, Receives Sixth Annual Hellard Award (2002) |
| 9/11: The Uncertain Implications for State and Local Governments (2002) |
| RAND's Bruce Hoffman on the Implications of a Post-9/11 World (2002) |
| Survey Measures Kentuckians' Responses to 9/11 (2002) |
| Putting Theory to the Test (2002) |
| Citizens See Preferred Future Coming Into Focus (2002) |
| Bridging the Rural-Urban Opportunity Gap (2002) |
| Rural Redux (2002) |
| Spending Trends Creating Pressure for Tax Modernization (2002) |
| Business Taxes in Kentucky: Re-examining the Evidence (2002) |
| Letter to the Editor (2002) |
| Aging Population Bodes Revenue Decline, Spending Rise (2001) |
| Tax Policy Focus Draws Large Crowd(2001) |
| Noted Historian, Dr. Thomas Clark, Hellard Award Winner (2001) |
| What Does “Smart Growth” Really Mean? (2001) |
| Are Kentucky Schools Using Research-Based Curricula? (2001) |
| Structural Economic Change Impetus for Tax Reform (2001) |
| A Comparative Analysis of Kentucky’s Tax Structure (2001) |
| Revenue Implications Grow as More Kentuckians Shop Online (2000) |
| Conference Explores New Economy, Growing Challenges (2000) |
| Winners and Losers: The Era of Inequality Continues (2000) |
| Income Inequality Trends in Kentucky (2000) |
| Conference to Feature Panel of Distinguished Kentuckians (2000) |
| Education Reform and Equitable Excellence: The Kentucky Experiment (2000) |
| Filling the Teacher Quality Data Void (2000) |
| Alternative Certification an Early Success (2000) |
| Report Gauges Progress, Public Opinion on Goals for Future (2000) |
| Data Foretell Most Vulnerable Tobacco Counties (2000) |
| Wanted: More Undergraduates, Lots More (2000) |
| Science & Technology Plan for Kentucky Advanced (2000) |
| Rethinking Kentucky: a New Vision for the Coming Millennium (1999) |
| The 2000-02 State Budget: Analysis and Review (1999) |
| U.S. Rep. Louise Slaughter: The Health Care Issues We Face (1999) |
| Center Conference on Health Care Attracts Large, Statewide Audience (1999) |
| Changing Our Minds About Health Care (1999) |
| Policymakers Identify Top Priorities for Aging Population (1999) |
| Investing in Our Children (1999) |
| An Interview with the Director of the Office of Early Childhood Development (1999) |
| Economically Important Military Activity Offers Future Opportunity (1999) |
| An Interview with the Director of the Commission on Military Affairs (1999) |
| Potential Economic Impact of Industrial Hemp in Kentucky (1998) |
| Industrial Hemp: What Can We Learn from the World Market? (1998) |
| Center Conference Attracts Capacity Audience (1998) |
| Joseph Kelly Receives 1998 Hellard Award (1998) |
| The Question of Vision for Rural Kentucky (1998) |
| Kentucky’s Tobacco Economy Important, Controversial and Uncertain (1998) |
| Benefits of Deregulating Electricity May Bypass Rural Kentucky (1998) |
| Electricity Deregulation Will Benefit Urban and Rural Kentuckians (1998) |
| Freshwater and Goetz Respond (1998) |
| Scott and Berger Respond (1998) |
| Citizens Express Optimism About State’s Progress (1998) |
| Computer Access Inches Upward, Internet Use Soars in State (1998) |
| $5.8 Billion and Change Revisited (1998) |
| State Health Care Leaders: Issue of Access Will Not Go Away (1997) |
| Promoting Entrepreneurship in Central Appalachia (1997) |
| Wilhoit Honored at Center Conference in Somerset (1997) |
| Farm Economy a Foundation for More Prosperous Communities (1997) |
| Building a Learning Community in Bowling Green (1997) |
| Local Activists Explore Civic Participation (1997) |
| Implications of Welfare Reform for Poor Kentucky Families (1997) |
| Welfare Reform Raises Many Education Questions (1997) |
| High-Tech Employment Increasing in Kentucky (1996) |
| Computer and Internet Use in the Commonwealth (1996) |
Emerging
Issues
| State Budget Gaps Grow at Alarming Rate |
| Cuts Imperil Health Coverage for States' Poor |
| Health Care Costs High on Public's List of Worries |
| More Mothers of Infants Forego Employment |
| Justices Allow Drug-Cost Plan to Go Forward |
| Northeast Taxes Driving Elders from Their Homes |
| Black Children in Deep Poverty Rising |
| More States Cut Aid for Child Care |
| States Pass the Buck on College Costs |
| Uninsured Costs Get Business' Attention |
| Study Tallies Toll of Health Care Gap |
| More Are Old, Ill, and Uninsured |
| Small Firms Short on Health Care |
| Smaller May Be Better After All |
| State Leaders Face Fiscal Crisis |
| States Move to Contain Medicaid Costs |
| Tax Cut May Affect State Revenues |
| Health Care Spending Soars |
| Many Women Smoke to Control Weight |
| States Hit with Record Deficits |
| Cigarette Tax Improves Smokers’ Well-Being |
| Health Care Costs Again Soar |
| Water Infrastructure May Require $1 Trillion |
| New Drugs Save Dollars Overall |
| Cigarette Taxes Rx for Budget and Health Woes |
| States Scramble to Plug Budget Holes |
| Study Shows the Uninsured at Increased Risk |
| Education Gains with a Caveat |
| States Spend Big on Elusive Biotech Corridors |