America’s Role in Yemen
Join us as a panel of experts clarify and discuss constructive paths forward.
After Nationalism: Being American in an Age of Division
In After Nationalism, Samuel Goldman examines whether the United States has ever had a stable vision of shared identity and purpose.
Recent Events
Hayekian Behavioral Economics: An Oxymoron?
Does the work of behavioral economists land a killer blow against free choice? And is Hayekian behavioral economics, in practice, an oxymoron? Please join us for this informative conversation.
Private Schooling and COVID-19: How Has the Sector Fared?
In this forum, we’ll give our assessment of the health of private K–12 education, and speakers representing three major parts of the private schooling spectrum will discuss how their institutions have fared and what the future holds.
Biden’s Infrastructure Plan and Alternatives
Would the plan improve U.S. infrastructure? What would be the effect of the tax increase? Will the plan gain congressional support? What alternative reforms would work better for the nation’s highways, transit, rail, and water systems?
Upcoming Special Event
The Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty
The Milton Friedman Prize Dinner will be held on September 30, 2021. We hope you will join us to honor Milton Friedman’s legacy and recognize our Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty recipient.
Featured Video
The Data Detective: Ten Easy Rules to Make Sense of Statistics
Our polarized times are a breeding ground for dodgy and misleading statistical claims. How are we to determine which statistics are legitimate when information generation has never been easier? And how can we ensure that reading on important topics leaves us better informed, rather than bamboozled?
