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Long before the appointed moment arrives, the election becomes the greatest and so to speak sole business preoccupying minds.... The entire nation falls into a feverish state; the election is then the daily text of the public papers, the subject of particular conversations, the goal of all reasoning, the object of all thoughts.... As soon as fortune has pronounced [the victor], this ardor is dissipated, everything becomes calm, and the river, one moment overflowed, returns peacefully to its bed.

— Alexis de Tocqueville  


Some 2004 AdTI highlights:  


Ukraine's "re-election campaign"
Statesman of the month, December, 2004
VoIP, a tax cut for government
AdTI press compilation and study link, November 12, 2004
Fed-less, Treasury-less, Dollar: less
Gregory Fossedal, November 5, 2004
Understanding the values vote
Jeffrey Bell's 1992 "Populism and Elitism," November 4, 2004
Democracy for America: Mike Gravel's bon crusade
Tocqueville newsmaker profile, November 2, 2004
Voice-Over-IP Could Save Big Tax Bucks, Study Says
Information Week, October 22, 2004
"SBY" spells prosperity for Indonesia
Statesman of the month, October 15, 2004
Iraq withdrawal? Let Iraqis decide
United Press International, October 12, 2004
Kerry, Bush take up war-on-terror "victory" theme
AdTI Impact Tracking Memo, October 11, 2004
Think locally, vote globally
World elections suvey, October 2, 2004
Rumsfeld on Iraqracy: Just right
Middle-East democracy update, September 24, 2004
Kazakhstan's elections: 2 1/2 cheers
AdTI election assessment, September 24, 2004
School reform: left behind
AdTI Impact Tracking Memo, September 23, 2004
527s: Three cheers
United Press International, August 17, 2004
U.S. should import democracy, too
Eric Weiner, Salon.com, August 6, 2004
Not invented here: Samizdat and the origins of Linux
Brown vs. the board, June, 2004
Reagan, Roosevelt, Rushmore
Gregory Fossedal, UPI, June 9, 2004
Gandhi's un-power grab
Tocqueville statesman of the month, May 21, 2004
Fed: up. Past time for a U.S. rate hike
Gregory Fossedal, UPI, May 13, 2004
Demoqracy in Iraq gains elite support
Tocqueville Impact Tracking Memo, May 2004
Brown: Patents and the Penguin
AdTI Research Report, April 28, 2004
Afghanistan, Iraqistan: Answerstan, Electionsstan
United Press International, March 31, 2004
Outsourcing and the devaluation of intellectual property
AdTI Research Report, March 10, 2004
Governments could save up to £10bn using VoIP
inSourced.com, February 12, 2004



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