Professor Jessica Flanigan has argued that vaccine refusal is “harmful and reckless conduct” that is …
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The Four Corners of Liberalism
The past two-and-a-half centuries have witnessed extraordinary improvement in the human condition. More people today than in the long stretch of human history have freedom and opportunity to live their fullest lives.
Ideas in Progress: American Populism, Price Gouging, and Viewpoint Diversity
“Majority rule is not our fundamental value,” George Will told IHS President Emily Chamlee-Wright. …
Remembering Evan Dunks
In late March of 2021, we lost an esteemed colleague, Evan Dunks. Evan had dedicated …
Anna Chorniy’s IHS Experience Continues to Resonate Today
As Research Assistant Professor at the Department of Medical Social Science at Northwestern University, Anna Chorniy has participated in many …
IHS Announces Major Grant Recipients – Spring 2021
The Institute for Humane Studies has awarded its spring 2021 round of major grants, Discourse Initiative Research Grants and Free Speech and Open Inquiry Grants, to fifteen faculty members in the humanities and social sciences.
Virgil Storr Joins Institute for Humane Studies Board of Directors
The Institute for Humane Studies today announced the election of Virgil Storr to its Board of Directors. Storr is currently an IHS senior fellow and holds positions at George Mason University and the Mercatus Center.
Sarah Burns Receives IHS Sabbatical Fellowship
The Institute for Humane Studies is pleased to announce Sarah Burns, associate professor of political science at Rochester Institute of Technology, as a recent recipient of the IHS Sabbatical Research Fellowship.
Dr. Timothy Wyman McCarty Receives Sabbatical Fellowship for New Book: ‘The Tragedy of Complicity’
In line with liberal democratic principles, “The Tragedy of Complicity” conceptualizes complicity as a method …
Ideas in Progress Podcast
Ideas in Progress, hosted by IHS historian Dr. Anthony Comegna, invites professors and scholars to …
