Ian Rowe

3 weeks ago | aei.org | Samuel J. Abrams |Ian Rowe |Joe Pitts

AEI’s research is informed by the understanding that freedom and prosperity depend on healthy social and political institutions. The freedom that Americans enjoy is defined by laws that limit the reach of government, but also by a political culture that gives life to the laws and to the principles they embody. Under limited government, most of the work of improving people’s lives is done by families, schools, religious congregations, and voluntary organizations.

1 month ago | aei.org | Ian Rowe

VIDEOIan Rowe joins Pepperdine’s School of Public Policy to deliver their commencement address, highlighting the importance of freedom.

1 month ago | aei.org | Ian Rowe |Thomas Williams

In this episode of the Invisible Men, Ian and Nique engage in a conversation with author Thomas Chatterton Williams about race, identity, and the complexities of navigating a mixed-race background. Williams shares his personal experiences growing up with a black father and a white mother, exploring how these dynamics shaped his understanding of race and class.

1 month ago | aei.org | Ian Rowe

In this episode, Ian and Nique discuss the evolving landscape of higher education, discussing the shifting dynamics of college admissions, meritocracy, and the challenges students face today. They reflect on the complex and often frustrating process of applying to colleges, particularly the pressures placed on students by restrictive admissions policies.

2 months ago | aei.org | Ian Rowe

In this conversation, Ian and Nique delve into the historical context and contemporary implications of the Moynihan Report, discussing the decline of family structure in the black community and its impact on community cohesion, life outcomes, and neighborhood life. They explore the media’s role in sensationalizing the report, personal narratives surrounding family dynamics, and the importance of education and empowerment in addressing these challenges.