GMU economics professor brings additional faculty, non-profit experience to board The Institute for Humane Studies …
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Sarah Burns Receives IHS Sabbatical Fellowship
RIT professor’s book to explore value of promoting economic institutions as foreign policy “Those who …
Dr. Timothy Wyman McCarty Receives Sabbatical Fellowship for New Book: ‘The Tragedy of Complicity’
University of San Diego professor’s book to explore the politics of complicity In line with …
Ideas in Progress Podcast
Ideas in Progress, hosted by IHS historian Dr. Anthony Comegna, invites professors and scholars to …
The IHS Impact: Advancing the Ideas of the Good Society
When Dr. F. A. “Baldy” Harper founded the Institute for Humane Studies in 1961, his vision was to create an institute devoted to the research and exploration of human affairs that would foster freedom, peace, prosperity, and social harmony.
5 Writing Tips for Academics Trying to Reach a Popular Audience
If you’re a professor or graduate student, you know more about your field of study …
Remembering Walter Williams
. . . Walter Williams: Friend of Free Markets and the ConstitutionIHS Interviews the Celebrated …
IHS President in Knight-Kettering Project: ‘The Conversations of a Self-Governing People’
In her essay, “The Conversations of a Self-Governing People,” Dr. Chamlee-Wright writes: [W]e are faced …
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 …
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 …
