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In this AEI Events Podcast, renowned economist Raj Chetty joins AEI's Robert Doar to discuss how to improve economic opportunity in America.

A discussion with Raj Chetty on improving economic opportunity in America

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In this AEI Events Podcast a panel of experts consider how the new US administration might try to reset US-Chinese economic relations.

Donald Trump’s Chinese economic challenge

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In this AEI Events Podcast experts on European politics discussed the results of the Dutch general election and potentially the end of populism in Holland.

The end of the wave? Dutch elections and a brake on populist progress

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This AEI Events Podcast features a panel discussion on the future of emergency war spending.

The defense budget and emergency war spending: Does it help more than it hurts?

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This AEI Events Podcasts features a discussion on the importance of government statistics, hosted by AEI and the Hamilton Project at Brookings.

The vital role of government statistics: Strengthening research, governance, and innovation

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In this AEI Events Podcast, Representative Joe Wilson (R-SC) joins AEI’s Thomas Donnelly for a discussion of the ongoing military readiness crisis and what Congress can do to begin addressing it.

Addressing the military readiness crisis: A conversation with Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC)

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In this AEI Events Podcast Dr. Frederick Hess presents his new curriculum for aspiring teacher leaders which aims to help teachers cut through rules and regulations to make decisions that best serve their students.

Busting the school bureaucracy: A curriculum for cage-busting teachers

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Voices on the right and left critiqued the recent election as proof of the failure of civic education — what the Founding Fathers and succeeding generations argued was the basic purpose of education. But if we revitalize civic education, we need to understand what has gone wrong and how current classroom, state, and national policies [...]

Making citizens: A ‘Sputnik moment’ for civic education?

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This AEI Events Podcast features Steven F. Hayward exploring the ways in which Harry Jaffa, Walter Berns, and their intellectual contemporaries shaped understandings of the American founding, the idea of statesmanship, and the meaning of patriotism.

Patriotism is not enough: Harry Jaffa, Walter Berns, and the arguments that redefined American conservatism

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This AEI Events Podcast features AEI’s Jason Delisle and a panel of experts discussing the direction the new Congress and president might take on federal student loan reform in the coming months.

Mix carefully: Using private capital to reform federal student loans