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The biggest myth about America’s early foreign policy is that the Founders were isolationists. In reality, from Bunker Hill to the Berlin Wall, the American love of liberty has inspired a commitment to see the cause of liberty triumph abroad.
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Our recent economic hardships have reopened a long-standing national debate: do we insist on equality of outcome whatever the cost, or are we a nation that still believes in equality of opportunity?
Read Rep. Paul Ryan’s (R-Wi.) special address. Or Watch It Online.
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Capitalism and free markets aren’t just about dollars and cents—they’re also inherently moral, since they involve liberty. Economic liberty and moral virtue are directly related and mutually reinforcing.
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This essay draws upon the writings of economist Friedrich Hayek and others to distill 10 fundamental insights that not only apply to the current recession but also economics in general.
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Many Americans are drawn to the European Union’s promise of cradle-to-grave welfare and post-national multilateralism. Yet the EU model is predicated on philosophical assumptions about human nature that are diametrically opposed to those that underlay the American Founding.
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This on-going series of monographs and essays features leading scholars writing about a broad range of important topics including the Founding, Progressivism, Conservatism, Federalism, Religious Liberty and much more.
Purchase The Monographs. Read The Essays.
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Former Attorney General Edwin Meese and 100 legal experts provide a line-by-line examination of the Constitution and its meaning.
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Learn about the 10 foundational principles and what needs to be done to get America back on course.
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