From a 1993 description at the back of all printed Maldon Institute reports: The Maldon Institute was founded in 1985 in support of the concept that realistic assessments of political, economic, social and environmental risks, issues and opportunities are essential to responsible decision-making. Guided by our Advisory Board, Maldon publishes assessments that are read throughout the world by heads of governments, cabinet ministers, opinion molders and decision-makers both in and out of government. Maldon Institute reports go to the United Nations and its agencies, to the White House, Congress and to many involved with the political and corporate decision-making process. Maldon's researchers and writers provide information essential for effective policy-making (PublicEye.org).
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| - From a 1993 description at the back of all printed Maldon Institute reports: The Maldon Institute was founded in 1985 in support of the concept that realistic assessments of political, economic, social and environmental risks, issues and opportunities are essential to responsible decision-making. Guided by our Advisory Board, Maldon publishes assessments that are read throughout the world by heads of governments, cabinet ministers, opinion molders and decision-makers both in and out of government. Maldon Institute reports go to the United Nations and its agencies, to the White House, Congress and to many involved with the political and corporate decision-making process. Maldon's researchers and writers provide information essential for effective policy-making (PublicEye.org).
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| - From a 1993 description at the back of all printed Maldon Institute reports: The Maldon Institute was founded in 1985 in support of the concept that realistic assessments of political, economic, social and environmental risks, issues and opportunities are essential to responsible decision-making. Guided by our Advisory Board, Maldon publishes assessments that are read throughout the world by heads of governments, cabinet ministers, opinion molders and decision-makers both in and out of government. Maldon Institute reports go to the United Nations and its agencies, to the White House, Congress and to many involved with the political and corporate decision-making process. Maldon's researchers and writers provide information essential for effective policy-making (PublicEye.org).
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