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In rememberance of Charles Krauthammer (1950-2018), a friend whose contributions to our country will live on. Michael Hayden sitting down with Jamil Jaffer for a discussion on new book “The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies” and signing from the #HooverDC office. The work offers a critique of forces threatening the American intelligence community. Video available now at the link in our bio 📽 #HooverInstitution #Stanford #WashingtonDC Late spring evening in #Stanford, #California ☀️#HooverInstitution @stanford (📷: Tom Gilligan) Hoover Institution Senior Fellow John Cogan receiving the @manhattaninstitute’s 2018 Hayek Book Prize for his work A collection of photographs from today's media foreign policy roundtable discussion in @Stanford, CA. A number of Hoover Institution scholars including former secretaries of state George Shultz and Condoleezza Rice, former ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and Michael Auslin contributed perspectives on a variety of subject areas related to current affairs in discussions with visiting members of the media. #HooverInstitution #Stanford #HooverDC #WashingtonDC “We must depoliticize women’s rights,” writes Hoover Institution Research Fellow Ayaan Hirsi Ali. Ayaan, Alice Hill, and visiting Mary Wambui contributed remarks to a special discussion on the topic of female genital mutilation, focused on the need for protecting individual human rights in today’s world. Read more at the link in our bio. #HooverInstitution #Stanford #HooverDC #WashingtonDC With the advent of emerging twenty-first century technologies, the world ahead will not be anything like the world behind us. How will they change our societies and our national security? And will our democratic institutions—rooted in the eighteenth century—be able to keep up with the unprecedented speed of our scientists and engineers? Released today: The #Vietnam War occurred in a period of dramatic political, social, and cultural upheaval. The harrowing images that emerged from this era have shaped public opinion, have left indelible imprints on the American psyche, and continue to rivet viewers today. The Hoover Library & Archives’ new exhibition, “We Shot the War: Overseas Weekly in Vietnam,” explores the interrelationships between art, journalism, and politics, featuring photographs submitted to the Overseas Weekly’s Pacific edition–a military tabloid at once beloved by troops and reviled by the Pentagon for its controversial content. In conjunction with its opening, numerous individuals shared their perspectives on the era and provided background on the exhibition (available at the link in bio). The exhibition is open now and runs through December 8 at the Hoover Institution Library and Archives on the @Stanford campus. #HooverInstitution #Stanford #VietnamWar (📷: @patrickbeaudouin) Danielle Brown, Claude Steele, and John Etchemendy sharing their perspectives on the topics of free expression and inclusion in a discussion at Hoover on the @Stanford campus. The discussion, moderated by Stanford Provost Persis Drell, was the fifth of conversation series Christina Sommers and Andrew Sullivan sharing their perspectives on “Sexuality and Politics” in a discussion moderated by @StanfordLawSchool’s Deborah Rhode at Hoover on the @Stanford campus. The discussion was the fourth of conversation series

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