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EVENT CANCELLED: Defense Spending and America's Global Commitments
 
The Defending Defense series brings together Senator John McCain (R-AZ), ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, and Representative...
 
A Worldwide War against Baby Girls: Sex-Selective Abortion Goes Global
 
What would the world look like with more boys than girls? Join us for what promises to be an enlightening--and sobering--discussion.
 
School Voucher Programs and the Effects of a Little Healthy Competition
 
Do voucher programs force public schools into a zero-sum game by redirecting public funds and promising students to private schools? Or do...
 
 
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People who advocate a steady state economy as a way out of the recession are actually advocating a form of a centrally planned economy. The way out of the recession is not through a steady state economy, but through economic growth.
 
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The choices for America in Afghanistan are simpler than they appear in the fog of political debate: We can win or we can lose.
 
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"Big Oil" is not to blame for the skyrocketing price of oil. Rather, domestic energy policy and international instability are to blame for rising prices.
 
 
 
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As controversy over the role of for-profit companies in public education heats up, AEI's new Private Enterprise in American Education project, through a series of reports, will determine what role for-profits can play in meeting America's twenty-first-century educational challenges.
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The chaos in Yemen threatens to push a very dark reality on the Obama administration--the emergence of a terrorist safe haven host to an al Qaeda franchise keen on attacking the US, writes Katherine Zimmerman. Follow Critical Threats for updates.

Frederick and Kimberly Kagan write that any troop withdrawal this summer would make problems in Afghanistan worse, and Danielle Pletka writes that core truths are being obscured in order to design an endgame that satisfies political rather than military exigencies.

Over ten years, paying federal employees at market rates could save the budget almost $1 trillion. Andrew Biggs and Jason Richwine update their working paper that explains how federal employees receive greater salaries, job security, and benefits than private sector workers.

As sex-selective abortion is growing in a number of countries, the natural balance of boys and girls has been severely altered. Is the worst yet ahead? Join AEI on June 14 for what promises to be an enlightening—and sobering—discussion.

The Defending Defense Project--a collaboration between AEI, the Heritage Foundation, and the Foreign Policy Initiative--asks secretary of defense nominee Leon Panetta about his position on defense spending in light of Obama’s call for cuts.