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Nagasaki mushroom cloud, Harold Agnew motion picture film.

Harold Melvin Agnew

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Harold Melvin Agnew, a participant in the Manhattan Project and member of the scientific crew that flew alongside the Enola Gay to measure the yield of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima, died Sunday at his home in Solana Beach, California, at age ninety-two.

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John Taylor speaks about causes and effects of the financial crisis

Brookings and Hoover hold joint conference on the state of the financial system

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

The 2008 financial crisis wreaked havoc on the American economy. Five years later, questions remain regarding the origins of the crisis and the effectiveness of the policy response to the collapse. On Tuesday, the Brookings and Hoover Institutions simulcasted a joint conference of legal and economic scholars who gathered to discuss those questions. The conference, led by Stanford economist and Hoover senior fellow John Taylor and Brookings Institution senior fellow Martin Bailey, was held simultaneously in Washington, DC, and at Stanford University in Stanford, CA.

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The Hoover Institution’s Southern California Conference

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Hoover’s Southern California Conference included talks by Hoover fellows Clint Bolick on immigration, David Davenport on the New Deal and modern conservatism, and Victor Davis Hanson on the state of the United States.

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Lanhee Chen bio photo

Hoover research fellow Lanhee J. Chen nominated by Obama for Social Security Advisory Board

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

On Monday, September 30, the White House announced that President Obama is nominating Hoover research fellow Lanhee J. Chen to be a member of the federal Social Security Advisory Board.

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Milani discusses echoes of the Iranian evolution in Egypt

Hoover research fellow Abbas Milani’s interview with the Stanford Daily

Monday, September 30, 2013

On September 30, the Stanford Daily published its interview with Abbas Milani, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution, the codirector of Hoover’s Iran Democracy Project, and the director of the Iranian Studies Program at Stanford. In the interview, Milani discusses the challenges and intentions of Rouhani, the new Iranian president, and Iran’s economy, nuclear program, and relations with the United States and the world.

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