Challenges and Solutions to Improve Federal Lands Management
The Federal government owns 640 million acres of land and hundreds of thousands more in mineral rights below it. These lands are full of potential – natural resources, recreation, and wildlife habitat...
15 Marras 20182h 10min
How the United States is Building and Strengthening an Effective Counterproliferation Policy
The 2018 National Defense Strategy is predicated on the belief that “We are facing increased global disorder, characterized by decline in the long-standing rules-based international order – creating a...
14 Marras 201848min
The Once and Future Worker: How the Consumerist Consensus Led America Astray, and How to Recover
Heritage is pleased to host Mr. Cass for his first conversation in Washington about conservatism in an age of economic populism and the opportunities to build a constructive and coherent agenda for th...
14 Marras 20181h 2min
Asia’s Quest for Balance: China’s Rise and Balancing in the Indo-Pacific
In Asia’s Quest for Balance: China’s Rise and Balancing in the Indo-Pacific, a new book from Heritage Foundation Research Fellow Jeff M. Smith, leading author-experts from Australia, India, Indonesia,...
14 Marras 20181h 21min
Taiwan’s Place in U.S. Trade Policy: Opportunity or Casualty?
Taiwan finds itself in a challenging position vis-à-vis U.S. trade policy. It is the target of the global steel tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. At the same time, its extensive involvement...
13 Marras 20181h 15min
The Perilous Quest for Equal Results
Our universities are now overwhelmingly dominated by a radical identity-based grievance culture in which a growing number of victim groups, whose priorities and assertions are rarely challenged, are g...
9 Marras 20181h 6min
Judicial Fortitude: The Last Chance to Rein in the Administrative State
In a timely book, Peter J. Wallison challenges the legitimacy of the modern administrative state. Rather than take up the burden of legislating, Congress has delegated lawmaking responsibility to regu...
8 Marras 201859min
Rethinking Federal Intervention in K-12 Education
After recent historic declines in student achievement following decades of increased federal involvement in K-12 education, it is time to re-think federal intervention in education. Ted Rebarber and N...
8 Marras 20181h 7min
