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  1. Should we reform Section 230?
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  1. Demographic decline: National crisis or moral panic?
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  1. After repeal and replace: The Fair Care Act and the 2020 campaign plans
  2. Victims of cronyism: Government cannot pick winners without making losers
  3. A good provider is one who leaves: A book event with Jason DeParle
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  1. The Policy Simulation Library DC meeting: Promoting transparency and reproducibility at the American Economic Association
  2. ‘Primal Screams: How the Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics’: A book talk with author Mary Eberstadt
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  1. The administrative state goes to court: Previewing a year of regulatory litigation in the Supreme Court and circuits
  2. Choosing college: Can students be better consumers?
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  1. Fifth annual American Family Survey: Myths about families, plus what Americans really think about paid family leave
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  1. If we cannot live with the individual mandate, can we cover enough lives without it?
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  1. Common law originalism: 2019 Walter Berns Annual Constitution Day Lecture with James Stoner
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  1. North Korea’s control tower: The Organization and Guidance Department
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  1. In search of deeper learning: The quest to remake the American high school
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  1. Polarization: What everyone needs to know
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  1. Age of iron: The past, present, and future of conservative foreign policy
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  1. Recruiting more foster parents is not rocket science: Learning from data, public relations, and the faith community
  2. The wealth of religions
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Demographic decline: National crisis or moral panic?

Please join AEI for a discussion with Lyman Stone and an expert panel on the consequences of demographic decline in America.

Public Economics, Society and Culture

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After repeal and replace: The Fair Care Act and the 2020 campaign plans

Join AEI as Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-AR) discusses his proposal, the Fair Care Act, and a panel of scholars analyze health care discussions on the presidential campaign trail.

Health Care, Health Policy

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Victims of cronyism: Government cannot pick winners without making losers

Who loses when government picks winners? Join AEI’s Timothy P. Carney and the Mercatus Center’s Veronique de Rugy for a discussion highlighting victims of cronyism and hidden costs of corporate welfare.

Free Enterprise, Politics and Public Opinion, Public Economics, Society and Culture

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A good provider is one who leaves: A book event with Jason DeParle

Jason DeParle discusses the increasingly complex global migration system and its effects on different facets of economic life in the 21st century.

Economics, International Economics, Labor Studies

The Policy Simulation Library DC meeting: Promoting transparency and reproducibility at the American Economic Association

Join us for the Policy Simulation Library DC meeting hosted by AEI’s Open Source Policy Center to learn how computational simulation models are used to inform public policy decision-making.

Economics

@CHSommers

‘Primal Screams: How the Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics’: A book talk with author Mary Eberstadt

Is identity politics a direct result of the sexual revolution and the collapse of the American family? Join AEI for a discussion of the new book “Primal Screams: How the Sexual Revolution Created Identity Politics” (Templeton Press, 2019) with author Mary Eberstadt.

Politics and Public Opinion, Race and Gender, Society and Culture

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The administrative state goes to court: Previewing a year of regulatory litigation in the Supreme Court and circuits

Please join AEI for a panel discussion considering what the future holds for the administrative state in the Supreme Court and lower courts.

Politics and Public Opinion

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Choosing college: Can students be better consumers?

Choosing the right college can be harder than ever. “Choosing College: How to Make Better Learning Decisions Throughout Your Life” (Jossey-Bass, 2019) by Michael B. Horn and Bob Moesta takes a consumer-centric approach to understand how students navigate their higher education decisions.

Higher Education

Fifth annual American Family Survey: Myths about families, plus what Americans really think about paid family leave

Join AEI and the Brookings Institution for a presentation and discussion of the fifth annual American Family Survey, cosponsored by the Deseret News and Brigham Young University.

Politics and Public Opinion, Polls, Society and Culture

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