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The “General Resources” page provides links to material you may find useful, organized by topics — specific documents and Web sites.
The “Material by Source” and “Material by Topic” pages offer alternative ways of finding what you may be looking for.
The “Nicholas Johnson Archives” page provides links to hundreds of boxes of Nicholas Johnson’s Archives in the UI Library’s Special Collections.
The “Nicholas Johnson Personal” page answers questions or curiosity you may have, like “just who is this Nicholas Johnson anyway?”
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Welcome! This research website, plus its sister site in the University of Iowa Archives, offer reference materials on a wide variety of topics by Nicholas Johnson — and others. See the website “Search” feature below.
Popular
- “Earthpark-Rainforest” — how not to build community attractions
- “School Boards” — board members must speak out
- “Tussling Over TIFs: Pros and Cons” — gifts of taxpayers’ money to for-profit, private ventures
- “Nicholas Johnson Personal“— About Nicholas Johnson
- KICI-FM Iowa City, Iowa, Nicholas Johnson interviews [Listen]
Recent Content
- “Listening to Washington and McLean,” The Gazette, June 22, 2022
- “Happy Father of Our Country’s Day,” June 19, 2022
- “Iowa’s Rising Tide Lifts Yachts,” June 5, 2022
- “Candidates Are Fundraisers Not Legislators,” The Gazette, June 2, 2022
- “Franken Experienced in D.C. Government,” The Gazette, May 29, 2022
- “Breaking the Arc Towards Justice,” The Gazette, May 10, 2022
- “What’s Up With Rising Inflation?,” The Gazette, April 26, 2022
- And see, Nicholas Johnson’s YouTube channel, “Presentations Current” playlist, for latest appearances
Latest Blog Posts
What’s Here and How to Find It
The “General Resources” page provides links to material you may find useful, organized by topics — specific documents and Web sites.
The “Material by Source” and “Material by Topic” pages offer alternative ways of finding what you may be looking for.
The “Nicholas Johnson Archives” page provides links to hundreds of boxes of Nicholas Johnson’s Archives in the UI Library’s Special Collections.
The “Nicholas Johnson Personal” page answers questions or curiosity you may have, like “just who is this Nicholas Johnson anyway?”
Nicholas Johnson’s popular and timely book, Columns of Democracy, is available from Iowa City’s Prairie Lights Bookstore’s online service or at the store. Also Amazon. And see the the Columns of Democracy website and Nick’s Nine Other Books.
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