Chapter 3: US Cyber Strategy: Lessons from the Last Decade with Jacquelyn Schneider | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2026-09-28 | Chapter 3: US Cyber Strategy: Lessons from the Last Decade with Jacquelyn Schneider | LFHSPBC
How Powerful Are Teachers Unions? | Policy Briefs PolicyEd 2023-07-20 | Teachers unions hold significant power in education policy, particularly at the state and local levels, where their ability to block reforms is pronounced due to low voter turnout. While they face constraints in obtaining more resources for their members, they are able to effectively resist changes that threaten their interests. Their endorsements in school elections further showcases their substantial political clout.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/how-powerful-are-teachers-unions/videoAdditional Resources:Watch “Hoover Book Club: How Policies Make Interest Groups: Governments, Unions, and American Education.” Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-how-policies-make-interest-groups-governments-unions-and-american-education. Watch “Vouchers and Education Reform,” with Terry Moe on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/vouchers-and-education-reform/video. Watch “How to Reverse Pandemic-Related Learning Losses,” with Eric Hanushek on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/how-reverse-pandemic-related-learning-losses/video. Read “Still the Ones to Beat: Teachers’ Unions and School Board Elections,” by Michael Hartney via Manhattan Institute. Available here: https://manhattan.institute/article/still-the-ones-to-beat-teachers-unions-and-school-board-elections. Watch “An Economist Looks at 90: Tom Sowell on Charter Schools and Their Enemies,” with Peter Robinson and Thomas Sowell. Available here: hoover.org/research/economist-looks-90-tom-sowell-charter-schools-and-their-enemies. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
For Higher Economic Growth, Cut Government Spending | UnArchived with David Henderson PolicyEd 2023-07-12 | Government spending surged during the pandemic but has only slightly decreased, while the projected federal deficit continues to accumulate trillions in debt annually. Historical examples, such as post-World War II and the end of the Cold War, show that substantial cuts in government spending can lead to economic booms. To achieve sustained economic expansion, reducing government involvement in private market decisions is crucial.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/unarchived/higher-economic-growth-cut-government-spending/videoAdditional resources: Read “A Fiscal History Lesson,” by David Henderson. Available here: hoover.org/research/fiscal-history-lesson. Read “The U.S. Postwar Miracle,” by David Henderson via The Mercatus Center. Available here: mercatus.org/research/working-papers/us-postwar-miracle. Watch “Reining in Federal Spending: Lessons from Social Security,” with John Cogan on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/reining-federal-spending-lessons-social-security/video. Watch “Does Government Debt Matter Anymore?” with John Cochrane on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/does-government-debt-matter-anymore/video. Watch or listen to “Soft Landing: Larry Summers On Inflation, Debt, And A Looming Recession,” with John Cochrane, Niall Ferguson, H.R. McMaster, and Lawrence Summers. Available here: hoover.org/research/soft-landing-larry-summers-inflation-debt-and-looming-recession. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: Reviewing Pandemic Policies | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-06-28 | Chapter two: Postpandemic HindsightScott Atlas shows that stricter lockdown policies did not correlate with lower mortality, highlighting the failure of the lockdown approach. Atlas investigates the effects of lockdowns on mortality, education, medical treatments, and child vaccinations.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/reviewing-pandemic-policies/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp.Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=QJgH0IkILtwChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=oyao7mCMpIEChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=2bkfoCYMbSAAdditional resources:Read Scott Atlas’s book, "A Plague upon Our House: My Fight at the Trump White House to Stop COVID from Destroying America." Available here: hoover.org/research/plague-upon-our-house-my-fight-trump-white-house-stop-covid-destroying-america. Read “During COVID, the More Prestigious the College, the Lower the Quality of Education,” by Paul Peterson, John Schoof, and Jay Greene via The Hill. Available here: thehill.com/opinion/education/599001-during-covid-the-more-prestigious-the-college-the-lower-the-quality-of. Watch “An Endless Summer: How COVID Has Reversed Academic Achievement,” with Macke Raymond on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/endless-summer-how-covid-has-reversed-academic-achievement/video. Watch “Rick Hanushek on Remedying the Achievement Gaps from School Closures,” featuring Eric Hanushek. Available here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/rick-hanushek-remedying-achievement-gaps-school-closures/video. Watch “How to Reverse Pandemic-Related Learning Losses,” with Eric Hanushek on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/how-reverse-pandemic-related-learning-losses/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Reviewing Pandemic Policies | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-06-28 | Chapter one: The Facts about the PandemicScott Atlas reviews the early claims about the COVID-19 virus and the policy responses that followed. Atlas highlights the importance of understanding the limitations of COVID-19 data and how it resulted in ineffective responses. Finally, Atlas examines public health statistics and investigates the risk factors of COVID-19.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/reviewing-pandemic-policies/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp.Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=QJgH0IkILtwChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=oyao7mCMpIEChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=2bkfoCYMbSAAdditional resources:Read Scott Atlas’s book, "A Plague upon Our House: My Fight at the Trump White House to Stop COVID from Destroying America." Available here: hoover.org/research/plague-upon-our-house-my-fight-trump-white-house-stop-covid-destroying-america. Read “During COVID, the More Prestigious the College, the Lower the Quality of Education,” by Paul Peterson, John Schoof, and Jay Greene via The Hill. Available here: thehill.com/opinion/education/599001-during-covid-the-more-prestigious-the-college-the-lower-the-quality-of. Watch “An Endless Summer: How COVID Has Reversed Academic Achievement,” with Macke Raymond on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/endless-summer-how-covid-has-reversed-academic-achievement/video. Watch “Rick Hanushek on Remedying the Achievement Gaps from School Closures,” featuring Eric Hanushek. Available here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/rick-hanushek-remedying-achievement-gaps-school-closures/video. Watch “How to Reverse Pandemic-Related Learning Losses,” with Eric Hanushek on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/how-reverse-pandemic-related-learning-losses/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Reviewing Pandemic Policies | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-06-28 | Chapter three: The Pandemic, the Media, and Restoring Trust in ScienceThe American media is biased toward negative news reporting, which resulted in a distorted view of the actual risk of COVID-19. Worse still, social media companies censored many truthful posts under the guise of misinformation. The inevitable result of this media distortion has been the destruction of the trust in American institutions and experts.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/reviewing-pandemic-policies/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp.Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=QJgH0IkILtwChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=oyao7mCMpIEChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=2bkfoCYMbSAAdditional resources:Read Scott Atlas’s book, "A Plague upon Our House: My Fight at the Trump White House to Stop COVID from Destroying America." Available here: hoover.org/research/plague-upon-our-house-my-fight-trump-white-house-stop-covid-destroying-america. Read “During COVID, the More Prestigious the College, the Lower the Quality of Education,” by Paul Peterson, John Schoof, and Jay Greene via The Hill. Available here: thehill.com/opinion/education/599001-during-covid-the-more-prestigious-the-college-the-lower-the-quality-of. Watch “An Endless Summer: How COVID Has Reversed Academic Achievement,” with Macke Raymond on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/endless-summer-how-covid-has-reversed-academic-achievement/video. Watch “Rick Hanushek on Remedying the Achievement Gaps from School Closures,” featuring Eric Hanushek. Available here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/rick-hanushek-remedying-achievement-gaps-school-closures/video. Watch “How to Reverse Pandemic-Related Learning Losses,” with Eric Hanushek on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/how-reverse-pandemic-related-learning-losses/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 4: Policy Representation in the Contemporary United States PolicyEd 2023-06-06 | Chapter four: What Is the Driver of Political Polarization?Party polarization is driven not by any single party but rather by both major parties. While lobbyists are often accused as being a pusher of polarization, lobbyists actually spend a lot of their time gathering information and are not able to easily change policy as is often portrayed.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/policy-representation-contemporary-united-states/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Kf2zTTf1alY Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=7gYdcXyjR9o Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=6RqqlFKQZf0 Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=c4HPo8lHl3M Additional resources:Read Brandice Canes-Wrone’s book "Who Leads Whom?" Available here: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/W/bo3624028.html.Listen to “Grading Election Integrity,” with Benjamin Ginsberg and Bill Whalen on Saints, Sinners & Salvageables. Available here: hoover.org/research/grading-election-integrity. Watch “Why Do Some Democracies Survive While Others Fail?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/why-do-some-democracies-survive-while-others-fail/video. Watch “Victor Davis Hanson Explains the Difference between American and European Conservatism,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/victor-davis-hanson-explains-difference-between-american-and-european-conservatism-0. Watch “Limiting Presidential Power: A Return to Constitutional Balance,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/limiting-presidential-power-return-constitutional-balance/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Policy Representation in the Contemporary United States PolicyEd 2023-06-06 | Chapter one: How Well Do Policy Makers Represent the People?Hoover senior fellow Brandice Canes-Wrone explores how well policy makers are representing the people in America. To understand how well represented the people are, one must first understand how the public opinion is measured. Canes-Wrone uses these measurements to provide evidence of how well represented the people are and how responsive policy makers are to changes in public opinion.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/policy-representation-contemporary-united-states/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Kf2zTTf1alY Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=7gYdcXyjR9o Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=6RqqlFKQZf0 Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=c4HPo8lHl3M Additional resources:Read Brandice Canes-Wrone’s book "Who Leads Whom?" Available here: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/W/bo3624028.html.Listen to “Grading Election Integrity,” with Benjamin Ginsberg and Bill Whalen on Saints, Sinners & Salvageables. Available here: hoover.org/research/grading-election-integrity. Watch “Why Do Some Democracies Survive While Others Fail?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/why-do-some-democracies-survive-while-others-fail/video. Watch “Victor Davis Hanson Explains the Difference between American and European Conservatism,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/victor-davis-hanson-explains-difference-between-american-and-european-conservatism-0. Watch “Limiting Presidential Power: A Return to Constitutional Balance,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/limiting-presidential-power-return-constitutional-balance/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Policy Representation in the Contemporary United States PolicyEd 2023-06-06 | Chapter three: How Much Can Leaders Shape or Lead Mass Opinion?Leaders can’t shift the view of “doorstep” issues— what is relevant to a voter’s day-to-day experience—but they can shift the saliency of these issues. Unpopular presidents obviously can reduce support for domestic policy, but even popular presidents have a difficult time shifting public opinion.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/policy-representation-contemporary-united-states/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Kf2zTTf1alY Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=7gYdcXyjR9o Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=6RqqlFKQZf0 Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=c4HPo8lHl3M Additional resources:Read Brandice Canes-Wrone’s book "Who Leads Whom?" Available here: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/W/bo3624028.html.Listen to “Grading Election Integrity,” with Benjamin Ginsberg and Bill Whalen on Saints, Sinners & Salvageables. Available here: hoover.org/research/grading-election-integrity. Watch “Why Do Some Democracies Survive While Others Fail?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/why-do-some-democracies-survive-while-others-fail/video. Watch “Victor Davis Hanson Explains the Difference between American and European Conservatism,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/victor-davis-hanson-explains-difference-between-american-and-european-conservatism-0. Watch “Limiting Presidential Power: A Return to Constitutional Balance,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/limiting-presidential-power-return-constitutional-balance/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: Policy Representation in the Contemporary United States PolicyEd 2023-06-06 | Chapter two: Has Representation Declined over Time?Despite common perception, there isn’t strong evidence that primaries and redistricting are responsible for elite level polarization. Similarly, there is very weak evidence supporting the opinion that the affluent are overly dominant in public policy formation.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/policy-representation-contemporary-united-states/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Kf2zTTf1alY Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=7gYdcXyjR9o Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=6RqqlFKQZf0 Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=c4HPo8lHl3M Additional resources:Read Brandice Canes-Wrone’s book "Who Leads Whom?" Available here: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/W/bo3624028.html.Listen to “Grading Election Integrity,” with Benjamin Ginsberg and Bill Whalen on Saints, Sinners & Salvageables. Available here: hoover.org/research/grading-election-integrity. Watch “Why Do Some Democracies Survive While Others Fail?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/why-do-some-democracies-survive-while-others-fail/video. Watch “Victor Davis Hanson Explains the Difference between American and European Conservatism,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/victor-davis-hanson-explains-difference-between-american-and-european-conservatism-0. Watch “Limiting Presidential Power: A Return to Constitutional Balance,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/limiting-presidential-power-return-constitutional-balance/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
How Teachers’ Unions Became Political | Policy Briefs PolicyEd 2023-05-23 | In the 1950s, teachers’ unions were not politically active. Most members believed that they should not engage in political activities beyond voting. However, in the 1960s and 1970s, state governments introduced public sector labor laws that empowered public employees like teachers to collectively bargain with state and local governments. This gave unions the ability to mobilize teachers politically, which has allowed them to shape education policy in the United States.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/how-teachers-unions-became-political/videoAdditional Resources: Watch “Hoover Book Club: How Policies Make Interest Groups: Governments, Unions, And American Education,” an episode of Hoover Book Club. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-how-policies-make-interest-groups-governments-unions-and-american-education. Watch “Vouchers and Education Reform,” with Terry Moe on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/vouchers-and-education-reform/video. Watch “How to Reverse Pandemic-Related Learning Losses,” with Eric Hanushek on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/how-reverse-pandemic-related-learning-losses/video. Read “Still the Ones to Beat: Teachers’ Unions and School Board Elections,” by Michael Hartney via Manhattan Institute. Available here: https://manhattan.institute/article/still-the-ones-to-beat-teachers-unions-and-school-board-elections. Watch “An Economist Looks at 90: Tom Sowell on Charter Schools and Their Enemies,” with Peter Robinson and Thomas Sowell. Available here: hoover.org/research/economist-looks-90-tom-sowell-charter-schools-and-their-enemies. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Why Does Racial Inequality Persist? With Glenn Loury PolicyEd 2023-05-09 | Chapter three: On Affirmative ActionGlenn Loury explains how affirmative action has been controversial since its inception, because it uses race as a basis of selecting applicants. However, affirmative action is not just morally gray; it can institutionalize disparities of individual performance.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/why-does-racial-inequality-persist/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot Camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=ILq7nEqy3m0 Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=PhjNKt0w-gg Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=16088TiMwzI Additional resources:Watch “Not Buying It: Glenn Loury, Ian Rowe, and Robert Woodson Debunk Myths about the Black Experience in America,” on Uncommon Knowledge. Available here: hoover.org/research/not-buying-it-glenn-loury-ian-rowe-and-robert-woodson-debunk-myths-about-black-experience. Watch “Glenn Loury Interview: Race Relations in America Today,” on Independent Truths via Independent Institute. Available here: independent.org/multimedia/detail.asp?id=7316. Read “Discrimination and Disparities,” by Thomas Sowell. Available here: hoover.org/research/discrimination-and-disparities. Watch “Thomas Sowell on the Origins of Economic Disparities,” on Uncommon Knowledge. Available here: hoover.org/research/thomas-sowell-origins-economic-disparities. Read “Affirmative Action’s Unconvincing Defenders,” by Richard Epstein. Available here: hoover.org/research/affirmative-actions-unconvincing-defenders. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: Why Does Racial Inequality Persist? With Glenn Loury PolicyEd 2023-05-09 | Chapter two: Why Does Racial Inequality Persist?Glenn Loury argues that racism and slavery have had an impact on the state of Black Americans today, but it isn’t wholly to blame for all current problems. Furthermore, America is not a country that was founded on racist ideals, but rather a country that matured and eventually abolished slavery to live up to the ideal of equality under the law. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/why-does-racial-inequality-persist/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot Camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=ILq7nEqy3m0 Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=PhjNKt0w-gg Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=16088TiMwzI Additional resources:Watch “Not Buying It: Glenn Loury, Ian Rowe, and Robert Woodson Debunk Myths about the Black Experience in America,” on Uncommon Knowledge. Available here: hoover.org/research/not-buying-it-glenn-loury-ian-rowe-and-robert-woodson-debunk-myths-about-black-experience. Watch “Glenn Loury Interview: Race Relations in America Today,” on Independent Truths via Independent Institute. Available here: independent.org/multimedia/detail.asp?id=7316. Read “Discrimination and Disparities,” by Thomas Sowell. Available here: hoover.org/research/discrimination-and-disparities. Watch “Thomas Sowell on the Origins of Economic Disparities,” on Uncommon Knowledge. Available here: hoover.org/research/thomas-sowell-origins-economic-disparities. Read “Affirmative Action’s Unconvincing Defenders,” by Richard Epstein. Available here: hoover.org/research/affirmative-actions-unconvincing-defenders. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Why Does Racial Inequality Persist? With Glenn Loury PolicyEd 2023-05-09 | Chapter one: Glenn Loury on Race in AmericaWhen it comes to racial issues in America, many are quick to blame racism and the legacy of slavery. Glenn Loury contends that socially mediated behavioral issues lie at the root of today’s racial inequality problem. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/why-does-racial-inequality-persist/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot Camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=ILq7nEqy3m0 Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=PhjNKt0w-gg Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=16088TiMwzI Additional resources:Watch “Not Buying It: Glenn Loury, Ian Rowe, and Robert Woodson Debunk Myths about the Black Experience in America,” on Uncommon Knowledge. Available here: hoover.org/research/not-buying-it-glenn-loury-ian-rowe-and-robert-woodson-debunk-myths-about-black-experience. Watch “Glenn Loury Interview: Race Relations in America Today,” on Independent Truths via Independent Institute. Available here: independent.org/multimedia/detail.asp?id=7316. Read “Discrimination and Disparities,” by Thomas Sowell. Available here: hoover.org/research/discrimination-and-disparities. Watch “Thomas Sowell on the Origins of Economic Disparities,” on Uncommon Knowledge. Available here: hoover.org/research/thomas-sowell-origins-economic-disparities. Read “Affirmative Action’s Unconvincing Defenders,” by Richard Epstein. Available here: hoover.org/research/affirmative-actions-unconvincing-defenders. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
The China Challenge: Lessons from the Cold | Intellections PolicyEd 2023-05-03 | The ongoing competition between the United States and China is reminiscent of the Cold War with the Soviet Union. As China’s expanding global ambitions raise concerns, historical lessons from the Soviet challenge—recognizing the global battle of ideas, blending force and diplomacy, and making difficult trade-offs—can be applied to addressing China’s growing power, securing American interests, and promoting a freer and more peaceful world.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/intellections/china-challenge-lessons-cold-war/videoAdditional resources:Read “Ronald Reagan’s Lessons for the China Challenge,” by Peter Berkowitz via RealClear Politics. Available here: realclearpolitics.com/articles/2022/12/18/ronald_reagans_lessons_for_the_china_challenge_148619.html. Watch “China's Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Watch “The Dilemma of China’s Digital Currency,” with Glenn Tiffert on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/dilemma-chinas-digital-currency/video. Read “Deterring a Chinese Military Attack on Taiwan,” by Larry Diamond and James O. Ellis Jr. via the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Available here: thebulletin.org/premium/2023-03/deterring-a-chinese-military-attack-on-taiwan/#post-heading. Read “What Has Pelosi’s Taiwan Trip Wrought?” by Michael Auslin via The Spectator. Available here: thespectator.com/topic/what-has-pelosis-taiwan-trip-wrought. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
Chapter 3: Freedom and Unfreedom: Lessons of the 20th Century | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-04-25 | Chapter three: Networks, Hierarchies, and TyranniesFerguson explains how networks operate is not really understood and applied to history. Until societies can better understand how illiberal ideologies spread, they are in danger of succumbing to the next radical ideology. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/freedom-and-unfreedom-lessons-20th-century/video To learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=0uRThTGeF08Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=B3ClT_hfi4AChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tEMzC4UcUTYAdditional resources:Read Niall Ferguson’s book The Square and the Tower. Available here: hoover.org/research/square-and-tower. Watch or listen to “Baby Busts and Bank Crashes: A Conversation with Demographer Nicholas Eberstadt” on GoodFellows. Available here: hoover.org/research/baby-busts-and-bank-crashes-conversation-demographer-nicholas-eberstadt. Watch “Free Speech: Why Does It Matter?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/building-blocks-progress/free-speech-why-does-it-matter-chapter-12/video. Watch “Why Do Some Democracies Survive While Others Fail?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/why-do-some-democracies-survive-while-others-fail/video. Read “Populism, Freedom, the National Interest, and the American Spirit,” by Peter Berkowitz via RealClear Politics. Available here: realclearpolitics.com/articles/2023/01/08/populism_freedom_the_national_interest_and_the_american_spirit_148692.html. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: Freedom and Unfreedom: Lessons of the 20th Century | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-04-25 | Chapter two: The Convergence of Free and Unfree SocietiesFrom the 1930s through the Cold War, many free societies behaved similarly to unfree societies. Despite taking on some of the same features as unfree societies, the free countries did not become tyrannies. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/freedom-and-unfreedom-lessons-20th-century/video To learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=0uRThTGeF08Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=B3ClT_hfi4AChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tEMzC4UcUTYAdditional resources:Read Niall Ferguson’s book The Square and the Tower. Available here: hoover.org/research/square-and-tower. Watch or listen to “Baby Busts and Bank Crashes: A Conversation with Demographer Nicholas Eberstadt” on GoodFellows. Available here: hoover.org/research/baby-busts-and-bank-crashes-conversation-demographer-nicholas-eberstadt. Watch “Free Speech: Why Does It Matter?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/building-blocks-progress/free-speech-why-does-it-matter-chapter-12/video. Watch “Why Do Some Democracies Survive While Others Fail?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/why-do-some-democracies-survive-while-others-fail/video. Read “Populism, Freedom, the National Interest, and the American Spirit,” by Peter Berkowitz via RealClear Politics. Available here: realclearpolitics.com/articles/2023/01/08/populism_freedom_the_national_interest_and_the_american_spirit_148692.html. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Freedom and Unfreedom: Lessons of the 20th Century | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-04-25 | Chapter one: The Difference Between Freedom and “Unfreedom”Hoover senior fellow Niall Ferguson explains why many comparisons of the modern-day United States to the unfree societies of the 1930s and 1940s are misapplied. Those tyrannies were so oppressive that individuals often weren’t allowed to meet and talk with one another late into the night without raising alarms for the regime. To pretend that those unfree societies are similar to what America has today is a gross misuse of history that dangerously misunderstands what living in a tyranny is actually like.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/freedom-and-unfreedom-lessons-20th-century/video To learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=0uRThTGeF08Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=B3ClT_hfi4AChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tEMzC4UcUTYAdditional resources:Read Niall Ferguson’s book The Square and the Tower. Available here: hoover.org/research/square-and-tower. Watch or listen to “Baby Busts and Bank Crashes: A Conversation with Demographer Nicholas Eberstadt” on GoodFellows. Available here: hoover.org/research/baby-busts-and-bank-crashes-conversation-demographer-nicholas-eberstadt. Watch “Free Speech: Why Does It Matter?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/building-blocks-progress/free-speech-why-does-it-matter-chapter-12/video. Watch “Why Do Some Democracies Survive While Others Fail?” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/why-do-some-democracies-survive-while-others-fail/video. Read “Populism, Freedom, the National Interest, and the American Spirit,” by Peter Berkowitz via RealClear Politics. Available here: realclearpolitics.com/articles/2023/01/08/populism_freedom_the_national_interest_and_the_american_spirit_148692.html. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Why America Must Lead the Fight for Freedom Throughout the World with Larry Diamond | Policy Stories PolicyEd 2023-04-18 | The world is currently experiencing a democratic recession, with autocracies like China and Russia posing threats to democracies globally. Strong US leadership is crucial to support of global democracy, but that leadership must be continually emphasized for each new generation. Democracies with the rule of law reduce the threats to peace and security and increase the prospects for prosperity worldwide.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/policy-stories/why-america-must-lead-fight-freedom-throughout-world/videoAdditional resources:Read “All Democracy Is Global,” by Larry Diamond via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/united-states/all-democracy-global-america-cant-shrink-fight-freedom-larry-diamond.Read “Deterring a Chinese Military Attack on Taiwan,” by Larry Diamond and James O. Ellis via Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Available here: thebulletin.org/premium/2023-03/deterring-a-chinese-military-attack-on-taiwan/#post-heading. Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Watch “Managing the China Challenge,” with Larry Diamond on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/managing-china-challenge/video.Watch “Deterrence by Denial: The Taiwanese Example,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/deterrence-denial/video. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
A Recipe for Effective School Accountability | Intellections PolicyEd 2023-04-11 | Many US states and districts are reconsidering how to meet federal accountability requirements as the COVID pandemic ends. While academic standards, student assessments, and consequences for failing schools have traditionally been the focus of accountability, attention needs to be paid to the capacity of schools, districts, and states to fix their shortcomings. Policy leaders must take into account whether their schools possess the ability and will to make improvements and must recommit to results-based accountability adapted to the post-pandemic era.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/intellections/recipe-effective-school-accountability/videoAdditional resources:Read “School Accountability: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow,” by Chester E. Finn, Jr., via Kappan. Available here: kappanonline.org/accountability-yesterday-today-tomorrow-finn. Read “Rewrite Attendance Laws to Promote Learning, Not Seat Time,” by Chester E. Finn, Jr., via the Thomas Fordham Institute. Available here: fordhaminstitute.org/national/commentary/rewrite-attendance-laws-promote-learning-not-seat-time. Watch “Why Testing and Accountability Matter in K–12 Education” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/why-testing-and-accountability-matter-k-12-education/video.Watch “Flexibility for Accountability: Why Charter Schools Succeed” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/flexibility-accountability-why-charter-schools-succeed/video. Listen to “The Education Exchange: The Future of Results-Based Accountability in Education,” with Paul E. Peterson and Chester E. Finn, Jr., via Education Next. Available here: educationnext.org/the-education-exchange-the-future-of-results-based-accountability-in-education. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
Chapter 2: Cyber Strategy | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-04-04 | Chapter two: The History and Evolution of Cyber StrategyThe historic evolution of the internet and cyberspace began with the “golden digital age,” which was characterized by immense hope for the democratization capabilities of the internet. This was followed by the sobering phase of cyber reality, where digital tools began to be used maliciously, causing disenfranchisement and concern for security. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/cyber-strategy/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=3AfIcS6laks Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=euSUuClFlNE Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=3IfgIju67Jc Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=XdQlEzrPJ2I Additional resources:Read “The Biden White House’s Cyberwarfare Power Grab,” by Jacquelyn Schneider via the Wall Street Journal. Available here: wsj.com/articles/the-white-house-cyberwar-power-grab-centralized-approval-opperations-cyber-command-military-pentagon-war-ukraine-cyberattack-biden-gen-paul-nakasone-11650918438.Watch “How Dangerous Are Cyberattacks?” with Jacquelyn Schneider on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/how-dangerous-are-cyberattacks/video. Watch “Why Cyber Is Different,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/why-cyber-different/video. Watch “Hoover Book Club: Herbert Lin on Cyber Threats and Nuclear Weapons,” with Herbert Lin and Bill Whalen. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-herbert-lin-cyber-threats-and-nuclear-weapons. Read “Open Secrets: Ukraine and the Next Intelligence Revolution,” by Amy Zegart via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/world/open-secrets-ukraine-intelligence-revolution-amy-zegart. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 4: Cyber Strategy | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-04-04 | Chapter four: Are Cyber Defenses Effective in Deterring Attacks?Hoover Fellow Jacquelyn Schneider describes a war game she has conducted that demonstrates the effectiveness of cyberattacks. The early findings of these war games show that the most devastating cyberattacks are those that decrease trust in an overarching information technology.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/cyber-strategy/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=3AfIcS6laks Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=euSUuClFlNE Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=3IfgIju67Jc Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=XdQlEzrPJ2I Additional resources:Read “The Biden White House’s Cyberwarfare Power Grab,” by Jacquelyn Schneider via the Wall Street Journal. Available here: wsj.com/articles/the-white-house-cyberwar-power-grab-centralized-approval-opperations-cyber-command-military-pentagon-war-ukraine-cyberattack-biden-gen-paul-nakasone-11650918438.Watch “How Dangerous Are Cyberattacks?” with Jacquelyn Schneider on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/how-dangerous-are-cyberattacks/video. Watch “Why Cyber Is Different,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/why-cyber-different/video. Watch “Hoover Book Club: Herbert Lin on Cyber Threats and Nuclear Weapons,” with Herbert Lin and Bill Whalen. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-herbert-lin-cyber-threats-and-nuclear-weapons. Read “Open Secrets: Ukraine and the Next Intelligence Revolution,” by Amy Zegart via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/world/open-secrets-ukraine-intelligence-revolution-amy-zegart. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Cyber Strategy | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-04-04 | Chapter three: Enduring Challenges for Cyber StrategyOne cyberspace norm that has emerged is that cyber operations do not lead to violent retaliation. Another is that it is inappropriate to target civilian infrastructure. An enduring challenge cyberspace presents is not the physical damage it can do but the destruction of trust between the public and private sectors.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/cyber-strategy/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=3AfIcS6laks Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=euSUuClFlNE Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=3IfgIju67Jc Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=XdQlEzrPJ2I Additional resources:Read “The Biden White House’s Cyberwarfare Power Grab,” by Jacquelyn Schneider via the Wall Street Journal. Available here: wsj.com/articles/the-white-house-cyberwar-power-grab-centralized-approval-opperations-cyber-command-military-pentagon-war-ukraine-cyberattack-biden-gen-paul-nakasone-11650918438.Watch “How Dangerous Are Cyberattacks?” with Jacquelyn Schneider on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/how-dangerous-are-cyberattacks/video. Watch “Why Cyber Is Different,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/why-cyber-different/video. Watch “Hoover Book Club: Herbert Lin on Cyber Threats and Nuclear Weapons,” with Herbert Lin and Bill Whalen. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-herbert-lin-cyber-threats-and-nuclear-weapons. Read “Open Secrets: Ukraine and the Next Intelligence Revolution,” by Amy Zegart via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/world/open-secrets-ukraine-intelligence-revolution-amy-zegart. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Cyber Strategy | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-04-04 | Chapter one: Why Do We Need a Cyber Strategy?Cybersecurity is important because it is involved in everything from infrastructure to nuclear weapons. Implementing a good cyber strategy makes clear what the nation’s priorities and goals are, signals to adversaries what will and will not be tolerated, and delegates lines of effort to subordinate organizations. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/cyber-strategy/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=3AfIcS6laks Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=euSUuClFlNE Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=3IfgIju67Jc Chapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=XdQlEzrPJ2I Additional resources:Read “The Biden White House’s Cyberwarfare Power Grab,” by Jacquelyn Schneider via the Wall Street Journal. Available here: wsj.com/articles/the-white-house-cyberwar-power-grab-centralized-approval-opperations-cyber-command-military-pentagon-war-ukraine-cyberattack-biden-gen-paul-nakasone-11650918438.Watch “How Dangerous Are Cyberattacks?” with Jacquelyn Schneider on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/how-dangerous-are-cyberattacks/video. Watch “Why Cyber Is Different,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/why-cyber-different/video. Watch “Hoover Book Club: Herbert Lin on Cyber Threats and Nuclear Weapons,” with Herbert Lin and Bill Whalen. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-herbert-lin-cyber-threats-and-nuclear-weapons. Read “Open Secrets: Ukraine and the Next Intelligence Revolution,” by Amy Zegart via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/world/open-secrets-ukraine-intelligence-revolution-amy-zegart. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: Vouchers and Education Reform | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-03-28 | Chapter two: The Politics of School VouchersSchool programs are designed in the political process. That means that the discussion around the voucher system has nothing to do with the merits of voucher programs or the education of children. Instead, the discussion is centered on the incentives of special interest groups such as teachers unions and school boards.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/vouchers-and-education-reform/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=cmzhkfpWrv0Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=v_1ySizVR2cChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=9dq9MCYwOSQAdditional resources:Watch “The Politics of Institutional Reform,” with Terry Moe on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/politics-institutional-reform/video. Watch “Teachers Unions vs. Students,” with Terry Moe on PragerU. Available here: prageru.com/video/teachers-unions-vs-students. Read “Vouchers Help African American Students Go to College,” by Paul Peterson via Education Next. Available here: educationnext.org/vouchers-help-african-american-students-go-to-college/. Watch “Flexibility for Accountability: Why Charter Schools Succeed,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/flexibility-accountability-why-charter-schools-succeed/video. Read “Are Voucher Schools Unaccountable?” by Michael Petrilli via Education Next. Available here: educationnext.org/voucher-schools-unaccountable. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Vouchers and Education Reform | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-03-28 | Chapter one: The History of Vouchers and School ReformHoover senior fellow Terry Moe explores the issues surrounding school choice and vouchers. For example, how can a voucher system without government regulation ensure that students are actually learning something? The simple answer is that it can’t. The government has to be involved in school choice in some form to ensure learning. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/vouchers-and-education-reform/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=cmzhkfpWrv0Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=v_1ySizVR2cChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=9dq9MCYwOSQAdditional resources:Watch “The Politics of Institutional Reform,” with Terry Moe on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/politics-institutional-reform/video. Watch “Teachers Unions vs. Students,” with Terry Moe on PragerU. Available here: prageru.com/video/teachers-unions-vs-students. Read “Vouchers Help African American Students Go to College,” by Paul Peterson via Education Next. Available here: educationnext.org/vouchers-help-african-american-students-go-to-college/. Watch “Flexibility for Accountability: Why Charter Schools Succeed,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/flexibility-accountability-why-charter-schools-succeed/video. Read “Are Voucher Schools Unaccountable?” by Michael Petrilli via Education Next. Available here: educationnext.org/voucher-schools-unaccountable. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Vouchers and Education Reform | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-03-28 | Chapter three: The Impact of Current School Voucher ProgramsCurrently, there are very few voucher programs in effect in America. One reason is because opponents of voucher programs are very powerful and have been effective in preventing them. The few voucher programs that are operational spend, on average, $6,300 per pupil much less than the public school’s per pupil spending of $13,000–$14,000. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/vouchers-and-education-reform/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=cmzhkfpWrv0Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=v_1ySizVR2cChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=9dq9MCYwOSQAdditional resources:Watch “The Politics of Institutional Reform,” with Terry Moe on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/politics-institutional-reform/video. Watch “Teachers Unions vs. Students,” with Terry Moe on PragerU. Available here: prageru.com/video/teachers-unions-vs-students. Read “Vouchers Help African American Students Go to College,” by Paul Peterson via Education Next. Available here: educationnext.org/vouchers-help-african-american-students-go-to-college/. Watch “Flexibility for Accountability: Why Charter Schools Succeed,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/intellections/flexibility-accountability-why-charter-schools-succeed/video. Read “Are Voucher Schools Unaccountable?” by Michael Petrilli via Education Next. Available here: educationnext.org/voucher-schools-unaccountable. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
The Role of the United States in Preventing a Conflict in Taiwan | Policy Stories PolicyEd 2023-03-21 | House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan in 2022 precipitated the largest set of Chinese military exercises in twenty years. China’s recent aggressive actions, along with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have led many Americans to reconsider their stance on military support for foreign conflicts. Should America remain involved with Taiwan? And should we defend it if China were to invade?For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/policy-stories/role-united-states-preventing-conflict-taiwan/videoAdditional resources:Listen to “Taiwan’s Outlook: Independence, Unification, or Status Quo?” with Kharis Templeman and Bill Whalen, on Matters of Policy & Politics. Available here: hoover.org/research/matters-policy-politics-taiwans-outlook-independence-unification-or-status-quo. Read “Xi Doesn’t Need Taiwan,” by Kharis Templeman et al. in Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/articles/china/2021-08-09/strait-emergency. Read “In the South China Sea and Elsewhere, East Asia Stumbles Toward Conflict,” by Michael Auslin in National Review. Available here: nationalreview.com/corner/east-asia-south-china-sea-conflict.Watch “China's Expansion into the South China Sea, with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Read “Britain Is Right to Send Its Navy to the South China Sea,” by Michael Auslin in The Spectator. Available here: blogs.spectator.co.uk/2019/01/britain-is-right-to-send-its-navy-to-the-south-china-sea.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
The Historical Guide to Dealing with Putin’s Invasion of Ukraine | UnArchived PolicyEd 2023-03-14 | After World War I, international law was established that banned biological and chemical weapons and attempted to shield civilians from the horrors of total war. Many believed that the intentional targeting of civilian populations would end. The Spanish Civil War of 1936 to 1939 shattered these illusions. Much like the experience of the 1930s, the invasion of Ukraine is shattering the illusion that aggression is a relic of the past, and a reminder that warmongering must be deterred by forceful resistance.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/unarchived/historical-guide-dealing-putins-invasion-ukraine/video Additional resources:Read “Our Spanish Civil War?” by Victor Davis Hanson via Independent Institute. Available here: independent.org/news/article.asp?id=14155. Watch “War Crimes in Ukraine: The Pursuit of International Justice,” with H. R. McMaster and David Schwendiman, on Battlegrounds. Available here: hoover.org/research/war-crimes-ukraine-pursuit-international-justice.Read “NATO’s Nordic Realignment,” by Thomas Henriksen via Defining Ideas. Available here: hoover.org/research/natos-nordic-realignment.Watch “Second Fronts in Great-Power Conflicts,” with Russell Berman and Michael Auslin, on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/second-fronts-great-power-conflicts/video.Watch “Why Putin Invaded Ukraine,” with Michael McFaul on PolicyEd. Available here. policyed.org/policy-stories/why-putin-invaded-ukraine/video.Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
The Ten Steps of Stagflation | UnArchived PolicyEd 2023-03-07 | America is experiencing a return of high inflation and uncertain economic growth. This could signal stagflation and a return to the economic woes of the 1970s. Regardless, the best cure for inflation or stagflation is prevention. This requires the Federal Reserve to make the hard call of raising interest rates early at the first sign of inflation.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/unarchived/ten-steps-stagflation/videoAdditional resources: Read “The Ten Steps of Stagflation,” by Kevin Hassett via National Review. Available here: nationalreview.com/2022/09/the-ten-steps-of-stagflation. Watch “The Fed Replays History: Lessons in Dealing with Inflation,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/fed-replays-history-lessons-dealing-inflation/video. Watch “Is the Fed’s Slow Response Making Inflation Worse?” with John Cochrane on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/fiscal-policy-and-inflation/video-0. Watch “The Problem with Wage and Price Controls: Lessons from the 1970s,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/wage-and-price-controls/video. Read “Play by the Rules,” by John Taylor via Economics One. Available here: economicsone.com/2022/06/25/play-by-the-rules. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Great-Power Rivals: Then and Now | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-03-02 | Chapter three: Why 2022 Ukraine Is Different from 2014 UkraineCondoleezza Rice explains how the 2014 invasion of Crimea by Russia led to improvements in Ukraine’s defenses that ultimately paid dividends in the 2022 invasion. Russia’s invasion also pushed Europe to begin challenging Russia instead of letting Putin get away with his acts of aggression. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/great-power-rivals-then-and-now/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=74E-1X7Bh-AChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=2FCCSsM9OboChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=N-Xghlyd5F0Additional resources:Read “Time Is Not on Ukraine’s Side,” by Condoleezza Rice and Robert M. Gates via the Washington Post. Available here: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/01/07/condoleezza-rice-robert-gates-ukraine-repel-russia. Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video. Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video. Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Great-Power Rivals: Then and Now | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-03-02 | Chapter one: The International Order Before and After World War IIAfter World War II, the US and its allies established an international system to promote economic growth, stability, and cooperation. They also promoted democratic values and institutions, which has led to the idea of the “democratic peace” theory: democracies are less likely to go to war with one another. This system has been largely successful in reducing conflict and promoting economic growth and stability.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/great-power-rivals-then-and-now/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=74E-1X7Bh-AChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=2FCCSsM9OboChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=N-Xghlyd5F0Additional resources:Read “Time Is Not on Ukraine’s Side,” by Condoleezza Rice and Robert M. Gates via the Washington Post. Available here: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/01/07/condoleezza-rice-robert-gates-ukraine-repel-russia. Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video. Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video. Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: Great-Power Rivals: Then and Now | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-03-02 | Chapter two: Great-Power Rivalry and the War in UkrainePutin fears a Russia that is rendered unimportant and impotent by the expansion of Western democracy. But while Russia is a declining power, it still has the capacity to upend the international order. Meanwhile, a rising China threatens the prospects of global peace with its ambitions in the Pacific.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/great-power-rivals-then-and-now/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=74E-1X7Bh-AChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=2FCCSsM9OboChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=N-Xghlyd5F0Additional resources:Read “Time Is Not on Ukraine’s Side,” by Condoleezza Rice and Robert M. Gates via the Washington Post. Available here: washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/01/07/condoleezza-rice-robert-gates-ukraine-repel-russia. Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video. Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video. Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Lower Inflation by Repealing the Jones Act | Intellections PolicyEd 2023-02-28 | The Jones Act is a federal law that requires all goods transported by water between US ports to be carried on vessels built, owned, and operated by Americans. In practice, it benefits the domestic shipping industry at the expense of consumers. Repealing the Jones Act would reduce energy costs and help offset inflation.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/intellections/lower-inflation-repealing-jones-act/video Additional resources:Read “Waive the Jones Act to Get the Supply Chain Flowing Again,” by Kevin Hassett and Timothy Fitzgerald via the Wall Street Journal. Available here: wsj.com/articles/waive-the-jones-act-to-get-the-supply-chain-flowing-again-natural-gas-prices-ports-11647462614. Read “The Ten Steps of Stagflation,” by Kevin Hassett via National Review. Available here: nationalreview.com/2022/09/the-ten-steps-of-stagflation. Watch “Fiscal Policy and Inflation,” with John Cochrane. Available here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/fiscal-policy-and-inflation/video-1. Read “The Most Important Source of Canada’s Inflation: The Government Borrowed More Than $700-Billion,” by John Cochrane and Jon Hartley via the Globe and Mail. Available here: theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-inflation-canadian-government-borrowing-billions/. Read “Trust the Experts? Relative Performance of Inflation Expectations, 1946–2022,” by Tyler Goodspeed. Available here: hoover.org/research/trust-experts-relative-performance-inflation-expectations-1946-2022. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
Chapter 2: Formulating Foreign Policy in the Middle East | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-02-23 | Chapter two: Middle Eastern PolicyThere are trade-offs in foreign policy. If the United States shifts its attention away from the Middle East—to China, for example—it opens the door for America’s adversaries to make progress in the region. Similarly, the US must not exclude working with countries on the basis of their political system, since that closes the door to for pushing for democratic change in those places.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/formulating-foreign-policy-middle-east/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=bC5gJQnbi38Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=t9MHR64phH0Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=9UsgGrNTOh4Additional resources:Read “Turkey Is the Wild Card” by Russell Berman. Available here: hoover.org/research/turkey-wild-card. Read “Syrian Tragedy, Turkish Error, American Failing,” by Russell Berman. Available here: hoover.org/research/syrian-tragedy-turkish-error-american-failing. Watch “Second Fronts in Great-Power Conflicts,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/second-fronts-great-power-conflicts/video. Watch “The Road to Smart Power in the Middle East,” with Russell Berman on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/road-smart-power-middle-east/video. Watch “The New Power Struggle within Afghanistan,” with Cole Bunzel on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/new-power-struggle-within-afghanistan/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Formulating Foreign Policy in the Middle East | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-02-23 | Chapter one: Who Formulates Foreign Policy?The formulation of foreign policy involves multiple government agencies that don’t necessarily communicate with one another. The resulting ambiguity can make it difficult for foreign countries to understand how to deal with the United States.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/formulating-foreign-policy-middle-east/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=bC5gJQnbi38Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=t9MHR64phH0Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=9UsgGrNTOh4Additional resources:Read “Turkey Is the Wild Card” by Russell Berman. Available here: hoover.org/research/turkey-wild-card. Read “Syrian Tragedy, Turkish Error, American Failing,” by Russell Berman. Available here: hoover.org/research/syrian-tragedy-turkish-error-american-failing. Watch “Second Fronts in Great-Power Conflicts,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/second-fronts-great-power-conflicts/video. Watch “The Road to Smart Power in the Middle East,” with Russell Berman on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/road-smart-power-middle-east/video. Watch “The New Power Struggle within Afghanistan,” with Cole Bunzel on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/new-power-struggle-within-afghanistan/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Formulating Foreign Policy in the Middle East | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-02-23 | Chapter three: US Foreign Policy in ActionMajor policy decisions have dramatic consequences. The country of Oman has been able to remain a tranquil country and an ally of America. Yet next door, Yemen has been locked in a brutal civil war, supported on one side by Iran and another by Saudi Arabia, with some American support.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/formulating-foreign-policy-middle-east/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=bC5gJQnbi38Chapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=t9MHR64phH0Chapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=9UsgGrNTOh4Additional resources:Read “Turkey Is the Wild Card” by Russell Berman. Available here: hoover.org/research/turkey-wild-card. Read “Syrian Tragedy, Turkish Error, American Failing,” by Russell Berman. Available here: hoover.org/research/syrian-tragedy-turkish-error-american-failing. Watch “Second Fronts in Great-Power Conflicts,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/second-fronts-great-power-conflicts/video. Watch “The Road to Smart Power in the Middle East,” with Russell Berman on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/road-smart-power-middle-east/video. Watch “The New Power Struggle within Afghanistan,” with Cole Bunzel on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/new-power-struggle-within-afghanistan/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
How to Reverse Pandemic-Related Learning Losses | Policy Stories PolicyEd 2023-02-22 | Dealing with the profound learning losses resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic starts with teachers. Unfortunately, improving individual teacher performance remains quite challenging. A more potent solution is to keep and reward the most effective teachers while getting rid of the least effective ones.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/policy-stories/how-reverse-pandemic-related-learning-losses/videoAdditional resources:Read “Finding the Best Teachers for Post-Pandemic Schools,” by Eric Hanushek via the Wall Street Journal. Available here: wsj.com/articles/finding-the-best-teachers-for-post-pandemic-schools-11661522193.Watch “Are Declining Test Scores Coming for the COVID Generation?” with Michael Petrilli. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/are-declining-test-scores-coming-covid-generation/video. Watch “Overhauling the Nation’s Report Card,” with Chester E. Finn, Jr. Available here: policyed.org/perspectivesonpolicy/overhauling-nations-report-card/video. Watch “Better Pay, Better Teachers,” with Eric Hanushek. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/better-pay-better-teachers/video. Read “The Economic Cost of the Pandemic: State by State,” by Eric Hanushek. Available here: hoover.org/research/economic-cost-pandemic. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
What Does it Mean to Fight a Just War? | UnArchived PolicyEd 2023-02-14 | Reports from the invasion of Ukraine strongly suggest that Russia and its leaders have committed war crimes against the Ukrainian people in defiance of international human right standards. Russia’s unprovoked act of aggression and attacks on civilians in urban centers are crimes against humanity. And countless bombings, like that of a maternity hospital in Mariupol, are clear violations of the Geneva Conventions.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/unarchived/what-does-it-mean-fight-just-war/videoAdditional resources:Watch “War Crimes in Ukraine: The Pursuit of International Justice,” with H. R. McMaster and David Schwendiman, on Battlegrounds. Available here: hoover.org/research/war-crimes-ukraine-pursuit-international-justice.Read “NATO’s Nordic Realignment,” by Thomas Henriksen via Defining Ideas. Available here: hoover.org/research/natos-nordic-realignment.Watch “Second Fronts in Great-Power Conflicts,” with Russell Berman and Michael Auslin, on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/second-fronts-great-power-conflicts/video.Read “Unpacking Putin’s War in Ukraine,” a Policy Insights edition on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-insights/unpacking-putins-war-ukraine-0. Watch “Why Putin Invaded Ukraine,” with Michael McFaul on PolicyEd. Available here. policyed.org/policy-stories/why-putin-invaded-ukraine/video.Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 4: Public Finance: What is the Role of Government? | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-02-09 | Chapter Four: How Income Taxes Distort the EconomyThe Laffer curve shows that there is a tax rate that optimizes the amount of revenue the government can achieve. But the goal isn’t to maximize the government’s revenue, the goal is to maximize and optimize economic prosperity for everyone.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/public-finance-what-role-government/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Ae_PYmqsiGIChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=41i-uC04UTkChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=GzUFwvhFlLQChapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=hD8BZ-s2FzwAdditional resources:Read “How Much Do Public Employees Value Defined Benefit Versus Defined Contribution Retirement Benefits?” by Joshua Rauh. Available here: hoover.org/research/how-much-do-public-employees-value-defined-benefit-versus-defined-contribution-retirement. Watch “Tax Flight: Behavioral Responses to State Income Taxation,” with Joshua Rauh on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/tax-flight-behavioral-responses-state-income-taxation/video. Watch “Setting the Record Straight on Wealth Inequality,” with Tyler Goodspeed on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/setting-record-straight-wealth-inequality/video. Read “A New Look at Income Inequality in the US,” by John Taylor via Economics One. Available here: economicsone.com/2021/04/15/a-new-look-at-income-inequality-in-the-us. Watch “Hoover Book Club: The Myth of American Inequality,” with Senator Phil Gramm, John Early, and John Taylor. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-myth-american-inequality. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 3: Public Finance: What is the Role of Government? | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-02-09 | Chapter Three: What Can the Private Economy Do to Address Inequality?There is an ongoing debate on exactly how much of a role the government should play in addressing inequality. Yet people often overestimate how much the wealthy earn, how much they pay in taxes, and the actual level of income inequality. Many people believe that in times of crisis the state should expand its role, but the lessons from the Great Recession and the COVID-19 pandemic suggest that its actions helped the wealthy more than the poor.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/public-finance-what-role-government/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Ae_PYmqsiGIChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=41i-uC04UTkChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=GzUFwvhFlLQChapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=hD8BZ-s2FzwAdditional resources:Read “How Much Do Public Employees Value Defined Benefit Versus Defined Contribution Retirement Benefits?” by Joshua Rauh. Available here: hoover.org/research/how-much-do-public-employees-value-defined-benefit-versus-defined-contribution-retirement. Watch “Tax Flight: Behavioral Responses to State Income Taxation,” with Joshua Rauh on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/tax-flight-behavioral-responses-state-income-taxation/video. Watch “Setting the Record Straight on Wealth Inequality,” with Tyler Goodspeed on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/setting-record-straight-wealth-inequality/video. Read “A New Look at Income Inequality in the US,” by John Taylor via Economics One. Available here: economicsone.com/2021/04/15/a-new-look-at-income-inequality-in-the-us. Watch “Hoover Book Club: The Myth of American Inequality,” with Senator Phil Gramm, John Early, and John Taylor. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-myth-american-inequality. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: Public Finance: What is the Role of Government? | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-02-09 | Chapter One: How Much Money Should the Government Spend?In 2021, government expenditures in the United States totaled 44% of GDP. The state finances this expenditure through taxes, fees, printing money, and borrowing. Hoover senior fellow Joshua Rauh details the government’s use of these funds. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/public-finance-what-role-government/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Ae_PYmqsiGIChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=41i-uC04UTkChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=GzUFwvhFlLQChapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=hD8BZ-s2FzwAdditional resources:Read “How Much Do Public Employees Value Defined Benefit Versus Defined Contribution Retirement Benefits?” by Joshua Rauh. Available here: hoover.org/research/how-much-do-public-employees-value-defined-benefit-versus-defined-contribution-retirement. Watch “Tax Flight: Behavioral Responses to State Income Taxation,” with Joshua Rauh on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/tax-flight-behavioral-responses-state-income-taxation/video. Watch “Setting the Record Straight on Wealth Inequality,” with Tyler Goodspeed on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/setting-record-straight-wealth-inequality/video. Read “A New Look at Income Inequality in the US,” by John Taylor via Economics One. Available here: economicsone.com/2021/04/15/a-new-look-at-income-inequality-in-the-us. Watch “Hoover Book Club: The Myth of American Inequality,” with Senator Phil Gramm, John Early, and John Taylor. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-myth-american-inequality. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: Public Finance: What is the Role of Government? | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-02-09 | Chapter Two: What Should a Federal Social Safety Net Look Like?What functions do governments perform, and is there a healthy balance of government and the private sector in the economy? A commonly held view is that the government should provide a social safety net. However, the level of assistance should be balanced against the marginal tax rate imposed on recipients.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/public-finance-what-role-government/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=Ae_PYmqsiGIChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=41i-uC04UTkChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=GzUFwvhFlLQChapter 4: youtube.com/watch?v=hD8BZ-s2FzwAdditional resources:Read “How Much Do Public Employees Value Defined Benefit Versus Defined Contribution Retirement Benefits?” by Joshua Rauh. Available here: hoover.org/research/how-much-do-public-employees-value-defined-benefit-versus-defined-contribution-retirement. Watch “Tax Flight: Behavioral Responses to State Income Taxation,” with Joshua Rauh on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/tax-flight-behavioral-responses-state-income-taxation/video. Watch “Setting the Record Straight on Wealth Inequality,” with Tyler Goodspeed on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/setting-record-straight-wealth-inequality/video. Read “A New Look at Income Inequality in the US,” by John Taylor via Economics One. Available here: economicsone.com/2021/04/15/a-new-look-at-income-inequality-in-the-us. Watch “Hoover Book Club: The Myth of American Inequality,” with Senator Phil Gramm, John Early, and John Taylor. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-myth-american-inequality. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Why State Taxes Matter | Intellections PolicyEd 2023-02-07 | States that require the rich to pay more in taxes than other states run the risk of having high earners leave in search of lower-tax environments. When high earners leave, states lose out on tax revenue and either need to raise taxes on everyone else or cut social spending programs.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/intellections/why-state-taxes-matter/videoAdditional resources:Read “Killing the Goose That Lays the Golden Egg,” by Joshua D. Rauh and Jillian Ludwig. Available here: hoover.org/research/killing-goose-lays-golden-egg. Watch “Three Ways to Keep Businesses and People in California,” with Lee Ohanian on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/three-ways-keep-businesses-and-people-california/video. Read “Myths of Economic Inequality,” by David Henderson. Available here: hoover.org/research/myths-economic-inequality. Read “‘Trickle Down’ Theory and ‘Tax Cuts for the Rich,’” by Thomas Sowell. Available here: hoover.org/sites/default/files/uploads/documents/Sowell_TrickleDown_FINAL.pdf. Watch “Tax Flight: Behavioral Responses to State Income Taxation,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/tax-flight-behavioral-responses-state-income-taxation/video. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
Competent and Capable: Removing Federal Restrictions on Native Americans | Policy Briefs PolicyEd 2023-02-02 | Imagine a country where the federal government dictates that people are incompetent and incapable. Those words sound out of place in the United States, and yet that is the way the federal government describes American Indians under current federal law. This has prevented American Indians from being able to own land or assets on US reservations without permission and has left them impoverished. Some tribes have been able to have success thanks to negotiations with the government, but why not remove the legislation entirely and allow American Indians to be free?For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/policy-briefs/competent-and-capable/video.Additional Resources:Watch “Hoover Book Club: Terry Anderson on Renewing Indigenous Economies,” an episode of Hoover Book Club. Available here: hoover.org/events/hoover-book-club-terry-anderson-renewing-indigenous-economies. Watch “Original Indigenous Economies,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/indigenous-econ/original-indigenous-economies/video. Read “Biden's Chance to Renew Native American Reservation Economies,” by Terry Anderson. Available here: https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/mar/1/bidens-chance-to-renew-native-american-reservation. Read “Fragmented Ownership on American Indian Reservations Limits Gains from Natural Resources,” by Bryan Leonard and Dominic Parker. Available here: hoover.org/research/fragmented-ownership-american-indian-reservations-limits-gains-natural-resources. Read “Un-American Reservations,” by Terry Anderson and Dominic Parker. Available here: hoover.org/research/un-american-reservations. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
The New Power Struggle within Afghanistan with Cole Bunzel | Policy Stories PolicyEd 2023-01-19 | Both al-Qaeda and ISIS face serious challenges in trying to re-establish themselves in Afghanistan. The return of the Taliban’s control in the country could create the biggest opportunity for al-Qaeda to reconstitute and reorganize in more than a decade, but it is not well positioned to seize it.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/policy-stories/new-power-struggle-within-afghanistan/videoAdditional resources:Read “Jihadi vs. Jihadi,” by Cole Bunzel. Available here: hoover.org/research/jihadi-vs-jihadi. Read “The Islamic State, HTS, and the U.S. Role in Syria,” by Cole Bunzel. Available here: hoover.org/research/islamic-state-hts-and-us-role-syria. Read “The Biden Administration’s Saudi Climbdown: The Failure of Recalibration,” by Cole Bunzel. Available here: hoover.org/research/biden-administrations-saudi-climbdown-failure-recalibration. Watch “Why Putin Invaded Ukraine,” with Michael McFaul. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/why-putin-invaded-ukraine/video. Watch “Global Hotspots and Great-Power Rivals,” with Condoleezza Rice on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/global-hotspots-and-great-power-rivals/video-1. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
Chapter 3: China’s Global Ambition and the US Response with Elizabeth Economy | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-01-17 | Chapter three: Who Will Dominate the 21st Century: America or China?Hoover senior fellow Elizabeth Economy explains the difficulty in preventing China from stealing US technology and patents. Economy describes the lack of Chinese social movements, and how there used to be many before Xi Jinping’s crackdown on the internet. Economy believes American values are better than China’s for the majority of the people in the world, which is why she hopes America will retain the liberal democracy order it has created.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/chinas-global-ambition-and-us-response/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=gdOxDlH1jZMChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=Hw8-p7gGmwMChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tuIMA7yOq4sAdditional resources:Read “Xi Jinping’s New World Order,” by Elizabeth Economy via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/china/xi-jinpings-new-world-order. Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video. Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video. Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 2: China’s Global Ambition and the US Response with Elizabeth Economy | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-01-17 | Chapter two: Will Xi Jinping’s Global Ambitions for China Succeed?Xi Jinping’s global ambitions for China have been slowed because of how he handled the pandemic with the zero-COVID policy. In the long term, he must fix the Chinese economy’s slowdown as well as its real estate crisis and withstand a global backlash against his excesses. For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/chinas-global-ambition-and-us-response/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=gdOxDlH1jZMChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=Hw8-p7gGmwMChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tuIMA7yOq4sAdditional resources:Read “Xi Jinping’s New World Order,” by Elizabeth Economy via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/china/xi-jinpings-new-world-order. Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video. Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video. Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
Chapter 1: China’s Global Ambition and the US Response with Elizabeth Economy | LFHSPBC PolicyEd 2023-01-17 | Chapter one: What Are Xi Jinping’s Global Ambitions for China?Xi Jinping’s global ambitions are to transform the world order by redrawing the geographic boundaries of China and replacing the United States as the dominant power in the Asia Pacific. Xi is attempting to expand China’s influence in the world by training countries how to control their population in the style China has. Furthermore, Xi is leveraging his nation’s power and economic influence to persuade poorer nations to work with China in exchange for beneficial deals.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/chinas-global-ambition-and-us-response/videoTo learn more about the Hoover Summer Policy Boot camp, visit: hoover.org/hoover-institution-summer-policy-boot-camp. Click below to watch the other videos in this series.Chapter 1: youtube.com/watch?v=gdOxDlH1jZMChapter 2: youtube.com/watch?v=Hw8-p7gGmwMChapter 3: youtube.com/watch?v=tuIMA7yOq4sAdditional resources:Read “Xi Jinping’s New World Order,” by Elizabeth Economy via Foreign Affairs. Available here: foreignaffairs.com/china/xi-jinpings-new-world-order. Watch “America’s New Great-Power Competition with China,” with Elizabeth Economy on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/americas-new-great-power-competition-china/video. Watch “Embracing Strategic Empathy,” with H. R. McMaster on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/battlegrounds/embracing-strategic-empathy/video. Watch “China’s Expansion into the South China Sea with Michael Auslin” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/policy-stories/chinas-expansion-into-the-south-china-sea/video. Read “Cyber Challenges for the New National Defense Strategy,” by Jacquelyn Schneider and Erica Lonergan via War on the Rocks. Available here: warontherocks.com/2021/12/cyber-challenges-for-the-new-national-defense-strategy. Visit policyed.org to learn more.- Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub - Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit - Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
The Fed Replays History: Lessons in Dealing with Inflation | UnArchived PolicyEd 2023-01-11 | Historically, the Federal Reserve has contributed to periods of high inflation—followed by painful recessions—by responding sluggishly to economic signals. The Fed appeared to have learned its lesson after the recession of 1980–82, which was followed by 40 years of relatively low inflation. But after the pandemic of 2020, the Fed was slow to respond to mounting inflation. Adherence to a rules-based approach would discourage such mistakes in the future.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/unarchived/fed-replays-history-lessons-dealing-inflation/video. Additional resources: Read “The Fed Replays History,” by Michael D. Bordo and Mickey D. Levy. Available here: hoover.org/research/fed-replays-history. Read “Digital Currency and the Future,” by Michael D. Bordo. Available here: hoover.org/research/digital-currency-and-future. Watch “Is the Fed’s Slow Response Making Inflation Worse?” with John Cochrane on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/lessons-hoover-policy-boot-camp/fiscal-policy-and-inflation/video-0. Watch “The Problem with Wage and Price Controls: Lessons from the 1970s,” on PolicyEd. Available here: policyed.org/unarchived/wage-and-price-controls/video. Read “Play by the Rules,” by John Taylor via Economics One. Available here: economicsone.com/2022/06/25/play-by-the-rules. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta
How Unpredictable Schedules Widen the Pay Gap | Intellections PolicyEd 2023-01-04 | The gender pay gap can remain even among workers with the same role, seniority, and pay structure. One reason is due to unpredictable scheduling. When schedules are unpredictable, women are less likely than men to be able to accept last-minute overtime opportunities and to work odd hours. Making schedules more predictable can help reduce the gap.For more information, visit the PolicyEd page here: policyed.org/intellections/how-unpredictable-schedules-widen-gender-pay-gap/video# Additional resources:Read “Why Do Women Earn Less than Men? Evidence from Bus and Train Operators,” by Valentin Bolotnyy and Natalia Emanuel via Journal of Labor Economics. Available here: https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/715835?journalCode=jole. Read “How Unpredictable Schedules Widen the Gender Pay Gap,” by Valentin Bolotnyy and Natalia Emanuel via Harvard Business Review. Available here: hbr.org/2022/07/how-unpredictable-schedules-widen-the-gender-pay-gap. Watch “Wealth, Poverty, and Politics,” with Thomas Sowell and Peter Robinson, on Uncommon Knowledge. Available here: hoover.org/research/wealth-poverty-and-politics-0. Read “The Workplace Gender Gap: Not So Puzzling,” by Richard Epstein. Available here: hoover.org/research/workplace-gender-gap-not-so-puzzling#:~:text=Percentage%20Men&text=Indeed%2C%20other%20data%20suggest%20that,a%207%20percent%20wage%20differential.Watch “Milton Friedman Speaks on Equal Pay—Debunking Gender Wage Gap!” on YouTube via BasicEconomics. Available here: youtube.com/watch?v=of4QMhzQeAM&ab_channel=BasicEconomics. Visit policyed.org to learn more. - Subscribe to PolicyEd’s YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdSub.- Follow PolicyEd on Twitter: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdTwit.- Follow PolicyEd on Instagram: http://bit.ly/PolicyEdInsta.
