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Some stellar work here!
The 2022 issue of our scholarly journal, Humanitas, is now online!
Read it for free here. ⬇️
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TWO WEEKS! Mark down your calendars for an interactive event you won't forget @CatholicUniv featuring @Doctorkilt and @Big_Liberty. Tell your friends! All members of the campus and wider D.C. communities are invited to register at:forms.gle/d8GjtCHmPiMj6CLx5
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"But whatever happens in Ukraine, America’s strategic imperative is at sea," write Gil Barndollar and @SaschaGlaeser in @defense_news. defensenews.com/opinion/comm…
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William S. Smith discusses the West’s "crusade for democracy” in Russia’s orbit that could very well have the exact opposite effects and destabilize an entire region. lawliberty.org/the-wests-dan…
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Michael Anton, @JonAskonas, @FonteJohn, and @Micaheadowcroft on Latin America now at #TACForeignPolicy
Tune in now ⬇️
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Join me, Colin Dueck, @CurtMills and @ArtaMoeini for a discussion of “The Rebirth of Nationalism as a Global Force”—Dec. 2 at @amconmag ’s foreign-policy conference in DC: eventbrite.com/e/american-se…
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Can a civilizational approach to policy help Washington reshape its thinking about the Middle East? Expert Andrew Gilmour joined the Center for the National Interest to discuss his recent article for The National Interest.ow.ly/sW1O50GKxZZ
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Listen to me and three vastly more articulate people talk about the legacy of Irving Babbitt, the important @harvard professor of French and comparative literature whose New Humanist movement has much to offer beleagured humanists today:
New podcast with @ProfEricAdler, @GrtTradition, and Bill Smith on the life and work of Irving Babbitt, whose perspectives are both original and timeless. soundcloud.com/cssatcua/enco…
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ISI's Dan McCarthy will speak on a panel at the upcoming event—The Hungarian Way Of Strategy: A Book Event with @BalazsOrban_HU!
📍 Washington, DC
🗓️ 10/29, 5:30 - 7 PM
💰 Free Registration
Panelists: @ToryAnarchist @SohrabAhmari @herandrews | @amconmag @CSSatCUA @CatholicUniv
This Friday at 5:30 PM @BalazsOrban_HU will be speaking about his book, presented by @amconmag and @CCSatCUA. The Hungarian Way of Strategy is recommended by PM Viktor Orbán, @TuckerCarlson @roddreher & @JohnOSullivanNR among others.
Register here:
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Next Friday, Oct. 29, I’m honored to moderate an @amconmag panel in D.C. with @BalazsOrban_HU, Prime Minister Orban’s political director, on his new book “The Hungarian Way of Strategy.”
Details at the link — theamericanconservative.com/…
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On an event by @amconmag and @CSSatCUA next week I will present and discuss my book The Hungarian Way of Strategy with @SohrabAhmari and @herandrews. Please find the details below: theamericanconservative.com/…
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Join The American Conservative and the Center for the Study of Statesmanship on October 29th at 5:30 PM for a special lecture by Hungarian politician Balázs Orbán on The Hungarian Way of Strategy.
Register here: buff.ly/3AZIyBe
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@QuincyInst has done invaluable work and I am excited to contribute to the broadening conversations about a saner foreign policy by exploring its philosophical prereqs. We @CSSatCUA are convinced that tilling this soil will bear good fruit. Partnering with QI helps us both.
The @QuincyInst is thrilled to welcome ten new fellows to our Non-Resident Fellows program: @Samar42 @GregGrandin @daveckang Ramzi Kassem @JustinLitke Mike Mochizuki @afwpetrovics @RobertJRalston @AileenTTeague and @sahelblog. quincyinst.org/press/the-qui…
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Spoke to Prof Ryn of @CSSatCUA on rising Cold War rhetoric vs China, Neocons & Lib Internationalists' utopian foreign policy, and NeoJacobinism & US Exceptionalism as justifiers of the Liberal Imperium. Watch/subscribe to our channels on Rumble & YouTube. youtu.be/nStsQvfHfys
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My @CUApolitics colleague @JonAskonas and @PaulDMiller2 offering different takes on Afghanistan in a public talk @ProvMagazine providencemag.com/video/afgh…
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In the latest piece in our ongoing civic institutions series, Mike Sabo highlights a three-month course for DC policymakers offered by @amconmag and @CSSatCUA that examines the Constitution's history and moral foundations. realclearwire.com/articles/2…
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For those interested in a philosophical discussion on this theme, we did an #encounters podcast(.@CSSatCUA) together w/ Stanford's Emily Finley hosted by @mattcant that discussed the relation of technocratic elites to 'democracy' as well as the links between democratism & empire.
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Great to see old friends and enjoyed engaging and enlightening discussion at the Academy of Philosophy & Letters this weekend! @APLconnect @lsheahan @FutureSymphony @CSSatCUA @ISI @ToryAnarchist @amconmag
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I asked, some years ago, if anyone had written an interpretation of the bas-reliefs of lawgivers in the House of Representatives. I've just now found it: Steele Brand's "Sources of American Republicanism: Ancient Models in the U.S. Capitol" @CSSatCUA
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Why are the lessons from previous wars often forgotten? In @OxfordCCW’s final lunchtime seminar of this term, @JonAskonas of @CSSatCUA will discuss the US military’s experiences in the wake of Vietnam and Iraq.
13.00 BST, Tues 18 May
More details here: ccw.ox.ac.uk/events/2021/ask…
