
The Russian Paradox: So Much Education, So Little Human Capital
Russia does not possess the economic potential one would expect of a European country of its size and educational attainment.
April 2025 By Nicholas EberstadtRussia does not possess the economic potential one would expect of a European country of its size and educational attainment.
April 2025 By Nicholas EberstadtThe main mark against Golden Dome is the political risk that a future Congress or new administration will terminate it.
April 2025 By Todd HarrisonDonald Trump has turned the education world upside down. School and college leaders must understand how DEI went wrong.
April 2025 By Rick HessWe need to reconcile expertise with democratic politics for society to function and its citizens to thrive.
March 2025 By Roger Pielke Jr.The decision to prioritize China or retreat to the Americas is the central tension for Trump's foreign policy team.
March 2025 By Zack CooperA school choice revolution is rapidly reshaping how public education is organized, funded, and delivered in America.
March 2025 By Robert PondiscioBeneath current economic uncertainties may lie the foundations of another technological acceleration.
March 2025 By James PethokoukisThe slow demise of classical learning has hit our universities hard. But there’s hope on the horizon.
February 2025 By Robert P. GeorgeCan the US cope with the true economic challenge of our time?
February 2025 By Jesús Fernández-VillaverdeThe return of history was the last thing Washington wanted.
February 2025 By Hal BrandsIt is long past time to start asking questions about when and how chatbots should be deployed.
February 2025 By Christine Rosen