THINK TANKS

As Times Change, Key Think Tanks Trade Places

The liberal Center for American Progress is in ascendancy. The conservative American Enterprise Institute is undergoing a reinvention.

by Julie Kosterlitz

Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009


At a time of tremendous upheaval for the country, there's a transformation in Washington's intellectual and ideological landscape. Changes at the American Enterprise Institute and the Center for American Progress are indicative of who is up and who is down.

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