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Job Creation from the Bottom Up, Not Top Down
Babinec’s book, which came out this week and is currently available for $0.99 on Kindle, …
IHS in Forbes: It Takes More Than An Election To Guard Against Authoritarianism
“As November 3 approaches, many Americans believe that in this election liberal democracy hangs in …
Divided We Fall; In Discourse We Stand?
On the path to disunion? French sees three trends as particularly worrisome. The first is …
Discussion Reaches Psychology Faculty and Graduate Students
After decades of service to such disciplines as philosophy, political science, history, and economics, IHS …
IHS in Forbes: A Bottom-Up Approach to Setting COVID-19 Behavioral Expectations
Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom—who incidentally served as Beloit’s 2011 Upton Scholar shortly before she died—played a central …
What Does Flexible Funding Look Like?
The Institute for Humane Studies has expanded the scope of the Hayek Fund for Scholars …
Why Choose Mock Interviews and Dossier Reviews as a Graduate Student?
The academic job market is competitive and being prepared for interviews is essential. That is …
A Guide to Academic Publishing with Dr. Michael Munger
This 11-part video series for graduate students features Dr. Michael Munger, professor of political science …
Does Liberal Order Rest on Moral Foundations?
The coronavirus pandemic precluded convening scholars in person, shifting IHS programming online. This pivot meant …
