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Episodes


The Power of Proximity: A Conversation with Emma Harrington | Economics, Applied

John Yoo - The Fall of Affirmative Action: Diversity against Individual Rights Ch. 1| HISPBC

John Yoo - Do Individual Rights End When They Become Discriminatory? Ch.2 | HISPBC

Executive Power and the Administrative State | Hoover Institution, RAI

Revitalizing Trust in Congress | Hoover Institution, RAI

Public Opinion, Primaries, and the 2024 Election | Hoover Institution, RAI

Revitalizing Trust in the Military | Hoover Institution, RAI

Universities and Civic Culture | Hoover Institution, RAI

Administration and Trust in Elections | Hoover Institution, RAI

100% Cotton: The Senator from Arkansas on Issues Domestic and Foreign | Uncommon Knowledge

How Big Is The Media Multiplier? Evidence From Dyadic News Data? | A Workshop Using Text As Data

The Malacca Myth: Lessons on Economic Warfare from the History of Naval Blockades

Help Really Wanted? The Impact of Age Stereotypes in Job Ads on Applications from Older Workers

Remote Work, Real Estate Prices, and Cities: A Conv. with Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh| Economics, Applied

Sweden: The Transition from Transatlantic Partner to NATO Ally | Battlegrounds w/ H.R. McMaster

Ivy-League Anti-Semitism with Bari Weiss, Regarding Henry, and Santa Hats | GoodFellows

Industrial Policy Uncertainty In China | Hoover Institution

Report Card From The US-China Commission | Michael Auslin | Hoover Institution

Monetary Policy and Its Unintended Consequences | Hoover Institution
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