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The American Project:

Toward a Reimagined Communitarian Conservatism

at Pepperdine School of Public Policy

(A robust communitarian conservatism is essential for responding to this era known for its loneliness and alienation.)

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Living Room Conversation on Communitarianism & Conservatism

By Living Room Conversations ● By Living Room Conversations ● 07/14/2021


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American Compass ● By Oren Cass

Searching for Capitalism in the Wreckage of Globalization

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Law & Liberty ● By Emina Melonic

Loving and Leaving the Land

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Institute for Family Studies ● By AEI-Brookings Working Group on Childhood in the United States

Children First: Why Family Structure and Stability Matter for Children

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Merion West ● By Henry George

Children of Men: Are Birth Rates Declining Due to Anti-natalism or Economics?

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The Lyceum Movement ● By Jeff Bilbro

Why You Should Pay Attention to Local, Not Just National, History

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Front Porch Republic ● By Kyle Childress

Tending a Rooted Congregation: A Review of The Power of Place

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Public Discourse ● By Nicole Penn

Embracing Our Limits: Dedication in a World of Endless Choice

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Front Porch Republic ● By Max Longley

Allowing a Little More Room for Subsidiarity: A Review of Adrian Vermeule’s Common Good Constitutionalism

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The American Conservative ● By Matthew Robare

Malls In The Afterlife

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Fortune ● By Matt Sigelman & Ken Mehlman

These bipartisan solutions can help ease America’s labor crisis

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