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The '''Hoover Institution''' is an [[American]] conservative/libertarian think-tank, which is part of [[Stanford University]] with a separate governing board and operating budget. It is located on the Stanford campus and its tower is publicly associated with the university. | The '''Hoover Institution''' is an [[American]] conservative/libertarian think-tank, which is part of [[Stanford University]] with a separate governing board and operating budget. It is located on the Stanford campus and its tower is publicly associated with the university. | ||
| − | Ever since [[neoconservativism]] became a dirty word after the [[Iraq war]], the Hoover Institution | + | Ever since [[neoconservativism]] became a dirty word after the [[Iraq war]], the Hoover Institution has been attempting to scrub its reputation and website from being renowned as a "museum of neoconservativism": ''The Stanford Review'': [https://stanfordreview.org/hoovers-neoconservatism-cant-last/ Hoover's Neoconservatism Can't Last], February 21, 2025: |
:''"A recent online dust-up between Hoover Institution historian [[Niall Ferguson]] and [[Vice President J.D. Vance]] perfectly captures the fault line dividing today’s [[rightwing|right]]. Out: [[globalism]]. In: [[America First]]. | :''"A recent online dust-up between Hoover Institution historian [[Niall Ferguson]] and [[Vice President J.D. Vance]] perfectly captures the fault line dividing today’s [[rightwing|right]]. Out: [[globalism]]. In: [[America First]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:35, September 2, 2025
The Hoover Institution is an American conservative/libertarian think-tank, which is part of Stanford University with a separate governing board and operating budget. It is located on the Stanford campus and its tower is publicly associated with the university.
Ever since neoconservativism became a dirty word after the Iraq war, the Hoover Institution has been attempting to scrub its reputation and website from being renowned as a "museum of neoconservativism": The Stanford Review: Hoover's Neoconservatism Can't Last, February 21, 2025:
- "A recent online dust-up between Hoover Institution historian Niall Ferguson and Vice President J.D. Vance perfectly captures the fault line dividing today’s right. Out: globalism. In: America First.
Its current and past members have included:
- Paul Craig Roberts - 1971 to 2004
- Thomas Sowell
- Victor Davis Hanson
- Stephen Kotkin
- Niall Ferguson
- Condoleezza Rice