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Overview

Tower Bells (Photo by Craig Snarr)
The Hoover Institution's forty-eight-bell carillon was cast for the Belgian Pavilion at the 1939 New York World's Fair and later given to the Hoover Institution by the Belgian government to honor President Herbert Hoover. Read more about the carillon in the Hoover Digest.

Hoover scholars produce an impressive body of books, provocative essays, and in-depth articles that explore ideas with the potential to transform society. But unless those ideas are widespread, the opportunity to have an impact is lost. Consequently, the Institution disseminates its products through varied formats and means.

Hoover Digest
Hoover's award-winning quarterly presents an overview of the research by Hoover scholars.

Hoover Digest 2009 No. 3 NEW ISSUE: 2009 No. 3
Getting Off Track by John B. Taylor
Ideas and Consequences by Nicholas Siekierski
Don’t Let the Cure Destroy Capitalism by Gary S. Becker, Kevin M. Murphy

Policy Review
This bimonthly publication provides new and serious thinking on matters of public policy.

Policy Review No. 155 cover June & July 2009
The Financial Markets and Fear Itself by Holman Jenkins
Avoiding a Nuclear Crowd by Henry Sokolski
Underage Drinking and the Drinking Age by Carla Main

Education Next
This quarterly journal presents the facts as best they can be determined on issues related to K-12 education reform in the United States.

Summer 2009 (vol. 9, no. 3)
Florida’s Online Option by Bill Tucker
Breaking Down School Budgets by Marguerite Roza
Educating the Public by William Howell, Martin West

China Leadership Monitor
Updated quarterly, seeks to inform the American foreign policy community about current trends in China's leadership politics and in its foreign and domestic policies.

Spring 2009
Reclaiming the “Head of the Dragon”: Shanghai as China’s Center for International Finance and Shipping by Cheng Li
Leadership Presses Party Unity in Time of Economic Stress by Alice L. Miller
Social Order in the Wake of Economic Crisis by Joseph Fewsmith

Hoover Press
Hoover's press department provides general publication and editorial service to the Institution and also publishes and markets books under the Hoover Press imprint.

Hoover Books Online
An online resource containing books published by the Hoover Press on a variety of topics. Books are available in PDF format.

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Hoover Monographs
Essays are short articles, published by the Hoover Institution, that present Hoover fellows' research on contemporary policy issues and summaries of the collections in the Hoover Library and Archives