A bad idea: Whose time has passed the case against universal service

United We Serve: National Service and the Future of Citizenship

Volumn , Issue , 2004, Pages 108-115

  Chapman, Bruce ^a  

^a Discovery Institute   (United States)

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References (6)

1. Philip Gold, Against All Terrors: This Nation’s Next Defense (Seattle, Wash.: Discovery Institute, 2002).
2. AmeriCorps, “Who We Are” (www.americorps.org/whoweare.html [March 2003]).
3. General Accounting Office, Americorps*USA Benefit-Cost Study, no. HEHS 95-255R (September 7, 1995).
4. George R. Neumann and others, The Benefits and Cost of National Service: Methods for Benefit Assessment with Application to Three AmeriCorps Programs (Washington: Kormendi/Gardner Partners, 1995).
5. Tarrance Group, Short Term Impacts, Long Term Opportunities: The Political and Civic Engagement of Young Adults in America, report for the Center for Information and Research in Civic Learning and Engagement, the Center for Democracy and Citizenship, and the Partnership for Trust in Government at the Council for Excellence in Government (Washington, March 2002).
6. Tarrance Group, Short Term Impacts, Long Term Opportunities: The Political and Civic Engagement of Young Adults in America, report for the Center for Information and Research in Civic Learning and Engagement, the Center for Democracy and Citizenship, and the Partnership for Trust in Government at the Council for Excellence in Government (Washington, March 2002), p. 18.