Featured Publications
Jan 26, 2012
The passage of a right-to-work law would end monopolistic practices in labor markets that have been an important factor in keeping the state from being nearer the top with respect to the standard of living of its citizenry. Moreover, the cost to the state government of doing so would be trivial as enacting a right-to-work law would require no expenditure of taxpayer dollars.
Jan 19, 2012
Army Captain Pete Hegseth, an American Experiment Senior Fellow, recently wrote the following update while in Kabul, Afghanistan and then Manas, Kyrgyzstan on his eventual way back to Minnesota.
Welcome home, soldier and great thanks for your brave service and that of your family.
Jan 10, 2012
When it comes to government’s essential role in funding education, the holiest of grails is significantly improving quality while simultaneously constraining costs.
Upcoming Events
Feb
16
How Can Our Religious Institutions and Leaders Reduce Partisan Animosity and Arrogance?
Please join us once again as some of Minnesota's strangest bedfellows gather to talk about a critical issue in the ecumenical spirit of a remarkable scholar, public servant and friend, the late John Brandl. Our 2012 program asks the question: How can our faiths bring us together?
May
22
2012 Annual Dinner featuring Charles Krauthammer
At Stake in 2012: The Nature of the American Social Contract
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