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- Resurgent American nationalism: Conservatism, foreign policy, and beyondIs the Trump phenomenon a mere aberration, or is it indicative of a long-term trend unlikely to disappear anytime soon? What are the various forms of nationalism surfacing in the US, and more broadly, how do they influence conservative policy?The resurgence of American nationalism has the potential to transform domestic and foreign policy alike, affecting everything from border security to free trade to alliance management. Join AEI’s Colin Dueck, John Yoo, Henry Olsen, Matt Spalding, and Jonah Goldberg as they discuss what American nationalism is, how it relates to the Trump presidency, and what its policy implications are.Watch full event here.Banter: An AEI PodcastSubscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.34 min
- US-Colombia relations with Colombian Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez - The AEI Events PodcastFor decades, the US-Colombia relationship has facilitated vital cooperation on security, trade, and a host of regional issues. Under President Iván Duque Márquez and Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez, Colombia is working with the US to confront the hostile Venezuelan regime and combat the resurgence of coca cultivation and transnational organized crime.AEI’s Roger Noriega and Colombian Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez discuss what the future may hold for the US-Colombia relationship, the Venezuelan crisis, and transnational organized crime.Watch the full event here.Subscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.32 min
- US-Colombia relations with Colombian Vice President Marta Lucía RamírezFor decades, the US-Colombia relationship has facilitated vital cooperation on security, trade, and a host of regional issues. Under President Iván Duque Márquez and Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez, Colombia is working with the US to confront the hostile Venezuelan regime and combat the resurgence of coca cultivation and transnational organized crime.AEI’s Roger Noriega and Colombian Vice President Marta Lucía Ramírez discuss what the future may hold for the US-Colombia relationship, the Venezuelan crisis, and transnational organized crime.Watch the full event here.Subscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.32 min
- Financial stability & the Fed - The AEI Events PodcastShould the Fed be allowed to discriminate to prevent entry and innovation?When the Fed undertook a series of quantitative easing operations to control interest rates and lift the economy out of the Great Recession, it began paying banks interest on bank reserves. As the Fed raised the interest rate paid on reserves, new specialized banks formed to capture that interest. The Fed has resisted opening accounts for these new banks, triggering legal action.The first panel focuses on access to Fed services and the Fed’s proposal to pay different interest rates.While the second panel discusses the financial stability implications of allowing new, limited-purpose banks access to Fed services.Join AEI’s Paul Kupiec and our panel of experts including, Bert Ely, Ely & Co., Andrew Levin, Dartmouth College, Bill Nelson, Bank Policy Institute, Oliver Ireland, Morrison & Foerster, Jerry Dwyer, Clemson University, Jamie McAndrews, The Narrow Bank, and George Selgin, Cato Institute.Watch the full event here.Subscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.48 min
- Financial stability & the FedShould the Fed be allowed to discriminate to prevent entry and innovation?When the Fed undertook a series of quantitative easing operations to control interest rates and lift the economy out of the Great Recession, it began paying banks interest on bank reserves. As the Fed raised the interest rate paid on reserves, new specialized banks formed to capture that interest. The Fed has resisted opening accounts for these new banks, triggering legal action.The first panel focuses on access to Fed services and the Fed’s proposal to pay different interest rates.While the second panel discusses the financial stability implications of allowing new, limited-purpose banks access to Fed services.Join AEI’s Paul Kupiec and our panel of experts including, Bert Ely, Ely & Co., Andrew Levin, Dartmouth College, Bill Nelson, Bank Policy Institute, Oliver Ireland, Morrison & Foerster, Jerry Dwyer, Clemson University, Jamie McAndrews, The Narrow Bank, and George Selgin, Cato Institute.Watch the full event here.Subscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.48 min
- What’s next for US-Venezuela policy? with Sen. Rick Scott - The AEI Events PodcastVenezuela is in crisis. More than 94 percent of Venezuelans live in poverty and face widespread power outages, food scarcity, and medicine shortages. Current US-led efforts to dislodge the illegitimate Maduro regime through economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure have yet to yield success.Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) discusses his concerns on the Venezuelan crisis, how it affects US interests, and what the United States and the world should do about it.Political Economy with James PethokoukisWatch the full event here.Subscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.25 min
- What’s next for US-Venezuela policy? with Sen. Rick ScottVenezuela is in crisis. More than 94 percent of Venezuelans live in poverty and face widespread power outages, food scarcity, and medicine shortages. Current US-led efforts to dislodge the illegitimate Maduro regime through economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure have yet to yield success.Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) discusses his concerns on the Venezuelan crisis, how it affects US interests, and what the United States and the world should do about it.Political Economy with James PethokoukisWatch the full event here.Subscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.25 min
- Privacy in the Digital Age - The AEI Events Podcast
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Privacy in the Digital AgeUS leadership on data privacy from the FTC Commissioner and Department of Justice.
Privacy in the Digital Age
AEI Events Podcast51 min - Privacy in the Digital AgeHow we govern the collection and use of data could affect public trust influence the rate of innovation across the economy. What policies will encourage digital privacy, data security, and innovation and ensure US leadership on privacy moving forward?FTC Commissioner Christine Wilson and Department of Justice Acting Chief Privacy and Civil Liberties Officer Peter Winn will visit AEI to discuss their ideas about US leadership on privacy in the digital age with AEI’s Shane Tews and Roslyn Layton.Watch the full event here.Subscribe to the AEI Events Podcast on Apple Podcasts.51 min
- Paid Family Leave with Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA) - The AEI Events Podcast
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Paid Family Leave with Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA)Momentum around paid family leave policies is building in the United States, with several states and employers experimenting with different approaches. But what would be an appropriate federal framework for a paid family leave plan? Join AEI’s Aparna Mathur and Sen. Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA), on their ideas and thoughts to provide working-class Americans with [...]
Paid Family Leave with Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA)
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