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If you want to achieve higher growth, regulatory reform should be central to your strategy.
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Supreme Court Fireworks: The Future Of College Admissions
The justices’ reasoning on race and free speech, what the future holds for college admissions (Harvard’s legacy factor now the subject of a lawsuit), plus the unusually personal nature of a few of the opinions.
Matters of Policy & Politics•July 5, 2023
For a second straight summer, the Supreme Court issues a series of rulings that impact the nation’s social and political fabrics. John Yoo, a Hoover Institution visiting fellow and author of the newly released The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Supreme Court, explains the justices’ reasoning on race and free speech, what the future holds for college admissions (Harvard’s legacy factor now the subject of a lawsuit), plus the unusually personal nature of a few of the opinions.
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Eugene Volokh Awarded 2026 Richard D. McLellan Prize For Advancing Free Speech And Expression
The Richard D. McLellan Prizes is pleased to announce today that Eugene Volokh, an influential legal scholar and fellow at the Hoover Institution (Stanford University), has been named the recipient of the third annual McLellan Prize of $50,000 for Advancing Free Speech and Expression.
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