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Featured Fellows
Brandice Canes-WroneVisit
Maurice R. Greenberg Senior Fellow | Director of the Center for Revitalizing American Institutions
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Thomas M. Siebel Senior Fellow
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Ilene and Morton Harris Senior Fellow (adjunct)
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Class of 1984 Senior Fellow
Featured Work:
Policy Challenges to US Economic Prosperity | Challenges Facing the US Economy
This panel conversation, chaired by Hoover Senior Fellow Stephen Haber, explores key policy challenges facing the US economy, focusing on immigration, innovation, regional economic inequality, and trust in government institutions.
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Can AI Companies Be Sued For What AI Says?
Jane and Eugene analyze lawsuits against AI companies and possible First Amendment defenses to those lawsuits.
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Sir Niall Ferguson Decodes Trump, China, And The New World Order
Hoover Institution fellow Niall Ferguson discusses the evolving relationship between the US and China, Trump's foreign policy doctrine, and what the new global economic and security order might look like.
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Mineral Trade Did Not Cause Conflict In The Congo
The surge in violence in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has some commentators blaming a familiar scapegoat: mineral trade and American technology companies whose products contain coltan and other “conflict minerals.”
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Indebted: The Story Behind National Debt
The nation's debt is in the news - headlines shout about borrowing, bonds and yields. Dharshini David speaks to debt managers, traders and watchers to explore how we should think about the UK's debt - its history, how it works, who owns it, and how worried we should be about it.
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The Plane Truth: Playing Chicken With China, Trump Goes Gulf-ing, Tensions In South Asia
America and China take a 90-day time-out in their dispute over tariffs; President Trump’s tour of the Middle East raises unsettling questions about both his regional strategy and his family’s business dealings; and hostilities between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan raise questions of behind-the-scenes great-power machinations amid “Cold War 2.”
The Plane Truth: Playing Chicken With China, Trump Goes Gulf-ing, Tensions In South Asia
The US Dollar And International Economics With Harvard’s Kenneth Rogoff
Kenneth Rogoff on his career as an academic economist and time in international economic policy; discussing the rising sovereign debt burdens, monetary policy, the legacy of quantitative easing, exchange rate theories, tariffs, and the US dollar's status as the world reserve currency.
The US Dollar And International Economics With Harvard’s Kenneth Rogoff
President Pavel On How Europe And America Can Build A Better Future
In this episode of Battlegrounds, H.R. McMaster and Petr Pavel discuss Czechia’s evolving role in European security, the challenges of Russian aggression and doubts about the strength of the transatlantic relationship, and opportunities to restore peace to Europe and prevent future conflicts.
President Pavel On How Europe And America Can Build A Better Future
Reducing Gun Violence In America
How can we reduce gun deaths in America? Steve Davis puts that question to Jens Ludwig, who has studied gun violence for three decades.
Reducing Gun Violence In America
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