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AEI:  BEST BOOKS FOR 2018-2019

12/30/2019

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Reviving Classicism
Modernist architecture answers to a cloistered elite—it’s time for a change.
The Real Irishman
featuring Jack Goldsmith via The American Interest
Jack Goldsmith’s new book is a courageous, poignant, and personal portrait of Charles “Chuckie” O’Brien—the man long-rumored
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WHY THE GREAT SOCIETY FAILED & LAW-LIBERTY BEST BOOKS FOR 2019

12/14/2019

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Christopher Caldwell’s “The Age of Entitlement”
What is the Purpose of 21st-Century Conservatism?
Christopher Caldwell’s “The Age of Entitlement”
By Chuck Chalberg on Apr 01, 2020 04:00 pm
Are we a less free people, maybe even a far less free people, than we were in 1963? Partial punch-puller that he is content to be, Christopher Caldwell is not about to offer either a tentative or final answer to such questions. But the evidence that he presents strongly suggests that we are certainly ...
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Decadence As Alienation
Ross Douthat’s new book examines our cultural disaffection as a problem of absence.
Ross Douthat discusses with Richard Reinsch his new book The Decadent Society. Read More »
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Planning the Great Society
Great Society Review
by John H. Cochrane via Grumpy Economist
I just finished Amity Shlaes' Great Society. It's a great book. I warmly recommend it. The US is debating a fourth great wave of US government expansion. Theodore Roosevelt to Wilson the original progressive era and WWI; Frankin Roosevelt's new deal; and the Kennedy-
Amity Shlaes on the Failure of The Great Society
Evaluating the success of President Johnson's War on Poverty
Richard Burkhauser et al. | AEI Economic Policy Working Paper Series
 This paper evaluates progress in the War on Poverty relative to the 20 percent baseline poverty rate President Lyndon Johnson established for 1963. No existing poverty measure fully captures poverty reductions based on the standard that President Johnson set. To fill this gap, this paper develops a full-income poverty measure with thresholds set to match the 1963 official poverty rate. While the official poverty rate fell from 19.5 percent in 1963 to 12.3 percent in 2017, this full-income poverty rate based on President Johnson’s standards fell from 19.5 percent to 2.3 percent over that period. Today, almost all Americans have income above the inflation-adjusted thresholds established in the 1960s. Although expectations for minimum living standards evolve, this suggests substantial progress combating absolute poverty since the War on Poverty began.
Weigel’s Books for Christmas–2019
​By George Weigel on Dec 11, 2019 03:19 pm
Resist the twitterization of thought — give books for Christmas! The following titles will delight, instruct, edify (or all of the above): Churchill: Walking with Destiny, by Andrew Roberts (Viking): There seems to be no [...]
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Law & Liberty‘s 10 Most Read Book Reviews of 2019
Law & Liberty‘s Top Forums of 2019
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THE IRON LADY ALONE, EVEN IN THE END

12/13/2019

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The Iron Lady Alone
by John O. McGinnis
Charles Moore has written a splendid conclusion to his life of Margaret Thatcher. Read More »
The Federalist's Best Books Of 2019
mentioning Jack Goldsmith via The Federalist
Another year has nearly passed, and so we present another long list of compelling book recommendations from The Federalist's staff and contributors.
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