Tuesday, January 16, 2018

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Black Protest Has Lost Its Power

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Black Protest Has Lost Its Power

Have whites finally found the courage to judge African-Americans fairly by universal standards?
January 12, 2018 by Shelby Steele via Wall Street Journal via Hoover Daily Report

A Mexican Standoff On The Korean Peninsula

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A Mexican Standoff On The Korean Peninsula

Just months ago, the world held its breath over the possibility of a war with North Korea. Now, surprisingly sweetness and light seem to have replaced war talk. North and South Korean delegations recently met at Panmunjom, the village on the border of the two states.
January 14, 2018 by Thomas H. Henriksen via The Hill via Hoover Daily Report

Right Answer, Wrong Reason

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Right Answer, Wrong Reason

Sometimes it is not good to get to the right answer for the wrong reasons. This thought comes to mind reading to recent WSJ articles, Walmart raises wages and Tax reform releases the bulls.
January 12, 2018 by John H. Cochrane via Grumpy Economist via Hoover Daily Report

Review: The Great And The Good

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Review: The Great And The Good

[Subscription Required] In his latest book, ‘The Square and the Tower,’ Niall Ferguson shows his distrust for the classical liberal assumption that unplanned activity is often beneficent. Anything not ordered consciously he views as dangerous disorder.
January 12, 2018 featuring Sir Niall Ferguson via The Wall Street Journal via Hoover Daily Report

Analysis and Commentary

Is Global Warming A Public Nuisance?

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Is Global Warming A Public Nuisance?

Cities file law suits against oil companies for ‘harming the environment.’
January 15, 2018 by Richard A. Epstein via undefined via Defining Ideas

Area 45: Iran On The Brink? With Abbas Milani

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Area 45: Iran On The Brink? With Abbas Milani

Is the current unrest in Iran a flash in the pan or a sign that the repressive theocracy is coming to an end?
January 11, 2018 interview with Abbas Milani via Area 45 via Matters of Policy & Politics

The Terrifying Lessons Of Hawaii's Botched Missile Alert

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The Terrifying Lessons Of Hawaii's Botched Missile Alert

“This is not a drill,” announced the emergency alert, and for 37 minutes hundreds of thousands of Hawaiians and tourists were left to contemplate the possibility that an incoming missile might soon end their lives.
January 15, 2018 by William J. Perry via Politico via Hoover Daily Report

President Nobama

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President Nobama

Trump is commonsensically undoing, piece by piece, the main components of Obama’s legacy.
January 15, 2018 by Victor Davis Hanson via National Review via Hoover Daily Report

Trump’s Fiery First Year Is Not All That Unusual. Ask Bill Clinton

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Trump’s Fiery First Year Is Not All That Unusual. Ask Bill Clinton

Niall Ferguson says getting mad is part of the job as the presidency can be inherently infuriating, noting that US President Donald Trump’s tumultuous start has much in common with Clinton’s dramatic first year in office. Clinton, of course, went on to be re-elected
January 15, 2018 by Sir Niall Ferguson via South China Morning Post via Hoover Daily Report

What The 'Dreamer' Fight Is Really About

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What The 'Dreamer' Fight Is Really About

The loud fight over what will happen to America’s “Dreamers” isn’t what it seems. For both sides, it’s a fig leaf used to mask their true intentions.
January 13, 2018 by Victor Davis Hanson via Los Angeles Times via Hoover Daily Report

Bill James On Baseball, Facts, And The Rules Of The Game

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Bill James On Baseball, Facts, And The Rules Of The Game

Baseball stats guru and author Bill James talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the challenges of understanding complexity in baseball and elsewhere. James reflects on the lessons he has learned as a long-time student of data and the role it plays in understanding the underlying reality that exists between different variables in sports and outside of sports.
January 15, 2018 by Russ Roberts via EconTalk via Hoover Daily Report

The Bad Ideas Behind Attacks On Trump’s Blunt Truth

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The Bad Ideas Behind Attacks On Trump’s Blunt Truth

What hysterical attacks by the president's detractors are designed to hide.
January 16, 2018 by Bruce Thornton via Front Page Magazine Online via Hoover Daily Report

Yes, It’s Possible to Be for Lower Taxes And Smaller Deficits

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Yes, It’s Possible to Be for Lower Taxes And Smaller Deficits

One needn’t support the recently-enacted tax legislation to be disturbed by the tenor of much criticism of it. Many opponents, and indeed some press reporting, took for granted that if one voted for a significant tax cut after having expressed longstanding concerns about federal deficits, one must be an irredeemable hypocrite. But lower taxes and smaller deficits can coexist.
January 12, 2018 by Charles Blahous via CNSNews via Hoover Daily Report

It’s Long Past Time To Deal With Entitlements

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It’s Long Past Time To Deal With Entitlements

2018 is an election year, which means there are long odds against comprehensive entitlement spending reforms being enacted anytime soon. After all, there is a long, regrettable history of irresponsible campaign rhetoric on this subject, and it’s simply too easy to misattribute any near-term initiative to causes ranging from mean-spiritedness to ideological fervor to tax cuts.
January 13, 2018 by Charles Blahous via The Lima News via Hoover Daily Report

Has President Trump Been Very Consequential?

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Has President Trump Been Very Consequential?

Over at his other blog, TheMoneyIllusion, fellow EconLog blogger Scott Sumner writes: I've often suggested that Presidents have far less power than people assume, and that events tend to follow the "zeitgeist", or the prevailing mood in the country. That's why Obamacare was not repealed, and it explains why Trump has not been very consequential, despite his obvious personal flaws.
January 12, 2018 by David R. Henderson via EconLog via Hoover Daily Report

Hillary Clinton Was Wrong

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Hillary Clinton Was Wrong

In Mexico, there are those who propose not keeping going with this battle and legalize drug trafficking and consumption.
January 15, 2018 by David R. Henderson via EconLog via Hoover Daily Report

Welcoming Prejudice

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Welcoming Prejudice

I don't believe in intellectual cooties. Reason: This year there has been a lot of discussion about whether there's a pipeline between libertarians and the alt-right.
January 14, 2018 by David R. Henderson via EconLog via Hoover Daily Report

Interviews

Networks And Hierarchies In The Trump Era: An Interview With Niall Ferguson

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Networks And Hierarchies In The Trump Era: An Interview With Niall Ferguson

Hoover Institution fellow Niall Ferguson discusses the extent in which Facebook and Google have altered our political system as well as the disinformation campaigns, networks, and Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into the president.
January 14, 2018 interview with Sir Niall Ferguson via Observer Media via Hoover Daily Report

The State Of The Constitution On "World Class With Michael McFaul"

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The State Of The Constitution On "World Class With Michael McFaul"

Hoover Institution fellow Michael McFaul and Gerhard Casper discuss how well the US Constitution has been holding up during President Trump's presidency.
January 13, 2018 interview with Michael McFaul via World Class via Hoover Daily Report

Timothy Garton Ash: The 10 Principles For Free Speech

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Timothy Garton Ash: The 10 Principles For Free Speech

Hoover Institution fellow Timothy Garton Ash discusses the ten principles needed for freedom of speech.
January 16, 2018 interview with Timothy Garton Ash via BBC News via Hoover Daily Report

Condoleezza Rice On #MeToo: "Let's Not Turn Women Into Snowflakes"

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Condoleezza Rice On #MeToo: "Let's Not Turn Women Into Snowflakes"

Hoover Institution fellow Condoleezza Rice discusses the #MeToo movement as well as the politics of running for office.
January 13, 2018 interview with Condoleezza Rice via MSN via Hoover Daily Report

Surveillance: Davos Ultimately Loves Power, Niall Ferguson Says (20:39)

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Surveillance: Davos Ultimately Loves Power, Niall Ferguson Says (20:39)

Hoover Institution fellow Niall Ferguson says the Chinese have evolved a completely different relationship between giant tech and government and it’s going to be fascinating to see how the two co-exist.
January 16, 2018 interview with Sir Niall Ferguson via Bloomberg via Hoover Daily Report

Condoleezza Rice: Kim Jong Un Is 'Actually Pretty Clever'

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Condoleezza Rice: Kim Jong Un Is 'Actually Pretty Clever'

Hoover Institution fellow Condoleezza Rice talks about President Donald Trump's tweets on North Korea's nuclear program.
January 15, 2018 interview with Condoleezza Rice via CNN via Hoover Daily Report

Ex-Defense Chief William Perry On False Missile Warnings

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Ex-Defense Chief William Perry On False Missile Warnings

Hoover Institution fellow William Perry talks about the risk of accidental nuclear war and notes that it is not hypothetical. It's happened before.
January 16, 2018 interview with William J. Perry via NPR via Hoover Daily Report

Ex-Estonian Leader Toomas Hendrik Ilves, A Cyber Pioneer, Calls For Global Alliance Of Democracies

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Ex-Estonian Leader Toomas Hendrik Ilves, A Cyber Pioneer, Calls For Global Alliance Of Democracies

Hoover Institution fellow Toomas Hendrik Ilves notes that democratic nations around the world -- including and building out from the NATO partners -- should forge a global partnership on cybersecurity, starting with an informal forum for collaboration and growing into an alliance with legal structures and responsibilities.
January 12, 2018 interview with Toomas Hendrik Ilves via Inside Cybersecurity via Hoover Daily Report

Michael Petrilli: A Master Class In State Policymaking

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Michael Petrilli: A Master Class In State Policymaking

Hoover Institution fellow Michael Petrilli joins Benjamin Boer, deputy director at Advance Illinois, and Alyssa Schwenk to discuss how a coalition of advocates succeeded in getting the Land of Lincoln to overhaul its inequitable school funding formula.
January 10, 2018 interview with Michael J. Petrilli via Education Gadfly (Thomas B. Fordham Institute) via Hoover Daily Report

In the News

George Shultz Honored With Old Mint Gala, ‘Hamilton’ Songs

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George Shultz Honored With Old Mint Gala, ‘Hamilton’ Songs

Thursday, on the 263rd birthday of Alexander Hamilton, the Oval Office descended into a deep brown sinkhole of anti-immigrant rhetoric. But in San Francisco at the Old Mint, the California Historical Society celebrated foreign-born Hamilton, the first U.S. treasury secretary, by honoring another great American, George P. Shultz.
January 12, 2018 featuring George P. Shultz via San Francisco Chronicle via Hoover Daily Report

The Elite Still Rule: Pundits Over-Interpret The 2016 Election

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The Elite Still Rule: Pundits Over-Interpret The 2016 Election

More than a year after the 2016 election, people are still left wondering, what the heck happened? The professional pundit class has been obsessing over this question since the race was called. Hillary Clinton herself even offered an explanation-cum-defense of her failed campaign.
January 13, 2018 featuring Morris P. Fiorina via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette via Hoover Daily Report

Neo Capital Holds 2018 Finance Summit To Discuss Worldwide Investment Trends

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Neo Capital Holds 2018 Finance Summit To Discuss Worldwide Investment Trends

Neo Capital Management Group Co., Ltd. ("Neo Capital" or the "Group") recently held its 2018 Finance Summit with the theme of "New Era & New Wealth." Present at the summit were many famous economists, scholars and entrepreneurs from China and abroad, including Thomas Sargent, the winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, Fan Gang, a famous research fellow at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Shen Minggao, Shao Bingren, Yu Yongding and Dan Bin, as well as the top executives of Neo Capital and Neo New Wealth, who shared the economic trends of 2018 and investment insights with several hundred investors.
January 16, 2018 featuring Thomas J. Sargent via Business Insider via Hoover Daily Report

Controversial, Dueling Viewpoints Featured In Speaker Series At Stanford University

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Controversial, Dueling Viewpoints Featured In Speaker Series At Stanford University

Stanford University announced it will host speakers with controversial and opposing views in order to expose the campus to diverse perspectives and to foster open exchange on campus.
January 13, 2018 featuring Hoover Institution, Hoover Institution Editor, Hoover Institution Library & Archives via CBS via Hoover Daily Report

#MeToo Movement Could Turn Women Into 'Snowflakes' And Make Men Resent Them ...

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#MeToo Movement Could Turn Women Into 'Snowflakes' And Make Men Resent Them ...

The public needs to be “careful” about how it responds to the #MeToo movement because it could turn women into “snowflakes” and make men resentful of them, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Saturday.
January 13, 2018 featuring Condoleezza Rice via Newsweek via Hoover Daily Report

For MLK Day: Thomas Sowell Reflects On The Legacy Of Rev. King And His Famous Speech

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For MLK Day: Thomas Sowell Reflects On The Legacy Of Rev. King And His Famous Speech

Today (January 15) is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and this year marks the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination in 1968. It’s also the 88th anniversary today of MLK’s birthday in 1929 (because the federal holiday is observed on third Monday of January, it usually doesn’t fall exactly on his birthday — the last time it did was 2007 and the next time will be 2024).
January 15, 2018 featuring Thomas Sowell via American Enterprise Institute via Hoover Daily Report

Condi Rice: Trump Dealing With North Korea In 'His Own Way'

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Condi Rice: Trump Dealing With North Korea In 'His Own Way'

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Saturday that President Donald Trump, with his strong rhetoric toward dictator Kim Jong Un, is trying "in his own way" to let North Korea know that he takes their nuclear ambitions seriously.
January 13, 2018 featuring Condoleezza Rice via NewsMax via Hoover Daily Report

Shelby Steele: Failed NFL Anthem Protests Show Black Protest Has Lost Its Power

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Shelby Steele: Failed NFL Anthem Protests Show Black Protest Has Lost Its Power

Social commentator Shelby Steele recently wrote an editorial for the Wall Street Journal wondering if the protests by black NFL players during the playing of the national anthem, signals the end of any weight being placed on public protests by blacks in America today.
January 14, 2018 featuring Shelby Steele via Breitbart.com via Hoover Daily Report

The GOP's Lost Opportunity On Tax Reform

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The GOP's Lost Opportunity On Tax Reform

The rush to prepay 2018 property taxes in Colorado and elsewhere, so amply documented in recent news reports, is the most visible sign that Republicans got at least something right last month in their tax bill. Those pre-paying taxpayers were only trying to save money, of course, but the underlying mechanism for their savings — shifting local taxes to people who live in other states — is indefensible by any standard of fairness.
January 12, 2018 quoting John H. Cochrane via Denver Post via Hoover Daily Report

Trump To PC: “No More!”

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Trump To PC: “No More!”

Two op-eds in this weekend’s Wall Street Journal and one on this website brilliantly call attention to aspects of the vast political and cultural change, still in its early stages, that is gathering force in this country as inexorably as the spring thaw breaks up a frozen river, first as a trickle and then a torrent. Donald Trump figures in all three stories.
January 15, 2018 quoting Shelby Steele via City-Journal via Hoover Daily Report

Historian: What The Dreamer Fight Is Really About

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Historian: What The Dreamer Fight Is Really About

Democrats are focused on the Dreamers, less than 10 percent of the undocumented, “because they’re politically photogenic” and are routinely portrayed as “model youth, fulfilling their proverbial ‘dreams’ of finishing college and achieving upward mobility,” contends Victor Davis Hanson at the LA Times.
January 15, 2018 quoting Victor Davis Hanson via New York Post via Hoover Daily Report

Why Is Liberal California The Poverty Capital Of America?

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Why Is Liberal California The Poverty Capital Of America?

Guess which state has the highest poverty rate in the country? Not Mississippi, New Mexico, or West Virginia, but California, where nearly one out of five residents is poor. That’s according to the Census Bureau’s Supplemental Poverty Measure, which factors in the cost of housing, food, utilities and clothing, and which includes noncash government assistance as a form of income.
January 13, 2018 quoting Victor Davis Hanson via Los Angeles Times via Hoover Daily Report

The Pathetic Results Of The NFL Kneeling Spree

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The Pathetic Results Of The NFL Kneeling Spree

What, exactly, did the NFL "take-a-knee" protests by wealthy black football players protesting racial injustice accomplish? Based on what most people could see, pretty much nothing, other than lost ticket sales. People go to football games to be entertained, not to be lectured by their supposed betters in another dreary virtue-signaling game.
January 12, 2018 quoting Shelby Steele via American Thinker via Hoover Daily Report

Book Review: The Great Han — Race, Nationalism And Tradition In China Today

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Book Review: The Great Han — Race, Nationalism And Tradition In China Today

“Make China Great Again” is officially now the agenda of President Xi Jinping. Can “Make the Han Great Again” be far behind? In this interesting if somewhat academic work, Australian China scholar Carrico has examined the rising influence of traditionalist, racially based sentiments within modern China, particularly through study of the Han Clothing Movement (Hanfu yundong) and associated ideas.
January 12, 2018 quoting Frank Dikötter via Asia Sentinel (Hong Kong) via Hoover Daily Report

Two Worlds

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Two Worlds

"Money matters. If you don't have it, you cannot spend it." That might be the most head-scratching comment of the week. And if you look at the words coming out of certain Washington, D.C., offices these days, that's saying something. The comment above was buried deep in an AP story that appeared in Arkansas' Newspaper yesterday. The story was about a report on the nation's schools.
January 13, 2018 quoting Eric Hanushek via ArkansasOnline via Hoover Daily Report

California Needs Voter ID

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California Needs Voter ID

Voter fraud is real, pervasive, and purposed. But don’t take it from me. Listen to Alabama Democratic Rep. Artur Davis. Davis is a unique Democrat who acknowledges voter fraud is a reality that his party deliberately ignores, and pushed back against progressives claiming that worries over voter fraud are rooted in prejudice toward minorities.
January 14, 2018 quoting Thomas Sowell via Daily Caller (DC) via Hoover Daily Report

Two Forms Of Violent Extremism Pushing Democracies To War

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Two Forms Of Violent Extremism Pushing Democracies To War

Last year tested Africa’s emerging democracies to the limits, but revealed their resilience. But democracy is everywhere haemorrhaging from two forms of violent extremism — one linked to international terrorism and the other to rising opposition authoritarianism — now turning Africa’s rapidly growing young generation into cannon-fodder in post-election disputes.
January 14, 2018 quoting Larry Diamond via Daily Nation (Kenya) via Hoover Daily Report

Hawaii Panics After Alert About Incoming Missile Is Sent In Error

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Hawaii Panics After Alert About Incoming Missile Is Sent In Error

An early-morning emergency alert mistakenly warning of an incoming ballistic missile attack was dispatched to cellphones across Hawaii on Saturday, setting off widespread panic in a state that was already on edge because of escalating tensions between the United States and North Korea.
January 13, 2018 quoting William J. Perry via The New York Times via Hoover Daily Report

U.S. Foreign Policy In Tumultuous Times

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U.S. Foreign Policy In Tumultuous Times

The headlines involving North Korea, Russia and Iran have been alarming, including even the threat of nuclear war. But fraught relations involving these countries go back decades. We examine that geopolitical history -- and try to untangle recent developments.
January 15, 2018 quoting Michael R. Auslin via New Hampshire Public Radio via Hoover Daily Report

More Nonsense Than Usual From Democrats — The Real Colluders

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More Nonsense Than Usual From Democrats — The Real Colluders

The media and Democratic congresspersons have bombarded us with much anti-Trump, pro-liberal/Democrat, utter nonsense over the last few months.
January 13, 2018 quoting Thomas Sowell via Augusta Chronicle (GA) via Hoover Daily Report

Security Versus Free Speech On College Campuses

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Security Versus Free Speech On College Campuses

Officials must decide how to respond to the protests and violence that can come with free speech on college campuses.
January 14, 2018 quoting John Villasenor via Campus Safety Magazine via Hoover Daily Report

Could The 2008 Global Financial Crisis Happen Again?

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Could The 2008 Global Financial Crisis Happen Again?

The 2008 global financial crisis changed the course of history, and unfortunately, it's a bit of history that might repeat itself soon.
January 14, 2018 featuring Raghuram Rajan via The Patriotic Dissenter via Hoover Daily Report

National Fellows

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National Fellows

Are you a young economist or other professor, and would you like to spend a year at Stanford with no teaching? The Hoover National Fellows program may be for you. Information and application instructions here. It's ideal for someone from a few years after PhD to a few years after tenure who wants a break to bring a research project to fruition.
January 12, 2018 by John H. Cochrane via Grumpy Economist via Hoover Daily Report

German Social Democratic Leaders Beg Members To Back Deal With Merkel

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German Social Democratic Leaders Beg Members To Back Deal With Merkel

German Social Democratic (SPD) leaders appealed to party members on Friday to swallow their doubts and endorse an overnight deal to renew a “grand coalition” with Chancellor Angela Merkel’s conservatives for another four years.
January 11, 2018 quoting Josef Joffe via Reuters via Hoover Daily Report

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Tuesday, January 16, 2018

Featured

Black Protest Has Lost Its Power

A Mexican Standoff On The Korean Peninsula

Right Answer, Wrong Reason

Review: The Great And The Good

Analysis and Commentary

Is Global Warming A Public Nuisance?

Area 45: Iran On The Brink? With Abbas Milani

The Terrifying Lessons Of Hawaii's Botched Missile Alert

President Nobama

Trump’s Fiery First Year Is Not All That Unusual. Ask Bill Clinton

What The 'Dreamer' Fight Is Really About

Bill James On Baseball, Facts, And The Rules Of The Game

The Bad Ideas Behind Attacks On Trump’s Blunt Truth

Yes, It’s Possible to Be for Lower Taxes And Smaller Deficits

It’s Long Past Time To Deal With Entitlements

Has President Trump Been Very Consequential?

Hillary Clinton Was Wrong

Welcoming Prejudice

Interviews

Networks And Hierarchies In The Trump Era: An Interview With Niall Ferguson

The State Of The Constitution On "World Class With Michael McFaul"

Timothy Garton Ash: The 10 Principles For Free Speech

Condoleezza Rice On #MeToo: "Let's Not Turn Women Into Snowflakes"

Surveillance: Davos Ultimately Loves Power, Niall Ferguson Says (20:39)

Condoleezza Rice: Kim Jong Un Is 'Actually Pretty Clever'

Ex-Defense Chief William Perry On False Missile Warnings

Ex-Estonian Leader Toomas Hendrik Ilves, A Cyber Pioneer, Calls For Global Alliance Of Democracies

Michael Petrilli: A Master Class In State Policymaking

In the News

George Shultz Honored With Old Mint Gala, ‘Hamilton’ Songs

The Elite Still Rule: Pundits Over-Interpret The 2016 Election

Neo Capital Holds 2018 Finance Summit To Discuss Worldwide Investment Trends

Controversial, Dueling Viewpoints Featured In Speaker Series At Stanford University

#MeToo Movement Could Turn Women Into 'Snowflakes' And Make Men Resent Them ...

For MLK Day: Thomas Sowell Reflects On The Legacy Of Rev. King And His Famous Speech

Condi Rice: Trump Dealing With North Korea In 'His Own Way'

Shelby Steele: Failed NFL Anthem Protests Show Black Protest Has Lost Its Power

The GOP's Lost Opportunity On Tax Reform

Trump To PC: “No More!”

Historian: What The Dreamer Fight Is Really About

Why Is Liberal California The Poverty Capital Of America?

The Pathetic Results Of The NFL Kneeling Spree

Book Review: The Great Han — Race, Nationalism And Tradition In China Today

Two Worlds

California Needs Voter ID

Two Forms Of Violent Extremism Pushing Democracies To War

Hawaii Panics After Alert About Incoming Missile Is Sent In Error

U.S. Foreign Policy In Tumultuous Times

More Nonsense Than Usual From Democrats — The Real Colluders

Security Versus Free Speech On College Campuses

Could The 2008 Global Financial Crisis Happen Again?

National Fellows

German Social Democratic Leaders Beg Members To Back Deal With Merkel

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