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Values, Faith, and Corruption

Faith and Public Life | July 19, 2019 | Economics, Global Affairs, Poverty

Values, Faith, and Corruption

As a participant in this year’s AEI Summer Honors Program, I had the opportunity to engage with a group of 20 other students in a course titled “International Economic Development: Why Institutions Matter,” which was taught by Dr. Stephen Smith from Hope College....

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2019-2020 Values & Capitalism Young Scholar Awards

Faith and Public Life | March 20, 2019 | Events, Opportunities, Young Scholars

The Values & Capitalism Young Scholar Award program seeks to foster high-quality academic research and writing by awarding $5,000 scholarships to up to six undergraduate students—for rising juniors or seniors—studying public policy or economics. Students are...

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Character & Courage in the 21st Century

Mitchell Baron | February 28, 2019 | Events, Faith

Character & Courage in the 21st Century

In a world of constant noise, true character may be fleeting. Politicians and leaders on both the left and right have failed the litmus test of proper character, and we increasingly find ourselves trusting these individuals less and less. With our current social...

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Mitchell Baron is an assistant for AEI's Initiative on Faith and Public Life. He is a graduate of Hope College, where he studied political science and business management.

Ambition: A Culture of Professional Ladder Climbing

Faith and Public Life | December 12, 2018 | Faith, Politics, Society

Ambition: A Culture of Professional Ladder Climbing

I had been in Washington, DC for a little over a month when I had caught the DC federal bug that everyone warns you not to catch. The opportunities are boundless in this city. I walk down the crowded streets bumping into person after person not realizing that I could...

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Automation and the Future of Labor: Two Scenarios

Faith and Public Life | November 30, 2018 | Economics, Faith, Lifestyle, Politics, Society

Automation and the Future of Labor: Two Scenarios

Frankenstein. It is one of the most enduring horror stories of all time. Mary Shelley’s masterpiece, inspired by a nightmare, is a cautionary tale. Ingenuity run amok. Progress beyond our control. Creation dominating the creator. Like Shelley, these themes occupy...

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Economic Growth or Environmental Sustainability: Do We Have to Choose?

Nicole Noyes | November 17, 2018 | Economics, Environment, Politics, Young Scholars

Economic Growth or Environmental Sustainability: Do We Have to Choose?

As the effects of climate change are becoming a reality for many around the developing world, finding solutions to support sustainable development is an absolute necessity. Those on the bottom of the socioeconomic ladder face the worst effects of climate change, and...

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Nicole Noyes is currently working with the International Justice Mission.