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Nicholas Eberstadt and Patrick Norrick explore a challenge for the future of human flourishing. Human beings are unique among living creatures in being able to alter their own fertility deliberately,…
Nicholas Eberstadt writes for the American Enterprise Institute about a demographic challenge for America’s future. Can America continue to prosper, even if our country veers into an indefinite depopulation? The…
Nicholas Eberstadt writes for Foreign Affairs about significant demographic developments. Although few yet see it coming, humans are about to enter a new era of history. Call it “the age…
Nicholas Eberstadt documents a critical economic and social challenge. The US labor force more than doubled in size between 1965 and early 2023, rising from less than seventy-five million to…
Nicholas Eberstadt and Ashton Verdery document a key problem linked to a controversial communist Chinese population control policy. On January 22, 2023, the Chinese calendar entered the Year of the…
Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute documents a critical problem stemming from Big Goverment’s approach to society’s problems. Despite the information revolution, the Big Data explosion, and the advent…
Nicholas Eberstadt and Dan Blumenthal write in the New York Post about one major player that deserves blame for the extent of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s a group that should…
The term “welfare reform” still conjures up images of Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton in 1996, big Southern politicians with big personalities, big ideas, and big hair. Together, they managed…
Nicholas Eberstadt outlines for National Review Online readers key problems in the American government’s approach to North Korea. North Korea is embarked on a steady, methodical, and relentless journey whose…
Over at sister blog The Locker Room, George Leef of the Pope Center for Higher Education Policy posted a link to a piece by Nickolas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute.…
Nick Eberstadt of AEI has a must-read piece here in which he highlights some ominous trends, especially the steady decline of men working.
The American Enterprise Institute released this month a monograph on the weighty subject The Future of Conservatism. It combines several interesting elements, including the transcript of a recent debate on…