On May 13, 2025, the Hoover Institution will host its third annual one-day conference Markets vs. Mandates: Promoting Environmental Quality and Economic Prosperity. As in previous years, the conference will foster discussion and debate on how markets and regulatory frameworks can best govern environmental concerns while also promoting economic growth and safeguarding individual freedom. This year’s conference will focus on “Policy Considerations for the New Administration.” Academic experts will join practitioners to cover a range of topics including climate adaptation, tribal energy sovereignty, public lands, and barriers to decarbonization. The program will feature a lunch address by Wall Street Journal editorial columnist Kim Strassel. It will be introduced by Hoover Director, Condoleezza Rice, and culminate with a summary of policy recommendations for the new administration. Refreshments will be served after the conference to give the audience time to mingle with the stellar cast. The conference is open to the public and registration is required.

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Archives Uncovered: Revealing the Third Reich & Post-War Narratives
Archives Uncovered: Revealing The Third Reich And The Inner Lives Of Extremists
The Hoover Institution Library & Archives invite you to an in-person and virtual event to inaugurate the Gerd Heidemann collection, as well as… Stauffer Auditorium
Wednesday, March 5, 2025
Detecting AI-generated Content In The Era Of Model Collapse
The eighth session of Challenges and Safeguards against AI-Generated Disinformation will discuss Detecting AI-Generated Content in the Era of Model…
Thursday, March 6, 2025
The Chinese Economy in the Long Run
The Chinese Economy In The Long Run
The Hoover Institution hosts the Chinese Economy in the Long Run on March 6-7, 2025.  Hoover Institution, Stanford University
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