To launch the book, please join AEI’s Kori Schake with AEI scholars Michael Beckley, Dan Blumenthal, and Mackenzie Eaglen to discuss how the past year has shaped America and Taiwan’s ability to defend the island from Chinese subjugation and what is needed moving forward.

Submit questions to [email protected] or on Twitter with #ConstitutionDayAEI. In Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, the Supreme Court majority championed a form of equality before the law rooted in the pluralism of American society. In doing so, the Court hearkens back to the founders’ recognition that American society is inevitably pluralistic. As James Madison […]

The UK’s armed forces are highly respected—but stretched thin. Defense funding does not match the increasing demands on the military. National security threats are changing, and the US is expecting its allies to shoulder a larger defense burden. Join AEI Senior Fellow Elisabeth Braw for a conversation with UK Shadow Defense Secretary John Healey and […]

Revisions to the Horizontal Merger Guidelines recently proposed by the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission have generated a spirited debate in the law and economics community about the criteria by which the antitrust agencies should decide whether to attempt to block proposed mergers. If adopted, the revisions would represent a sea change […]