The state of American conservatism was on the docket Thursday during a web event co-sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute and the UVA Democracy Initiative.
Students explore their political differences through civil discourse in the UVA Center for Politics documentary, “Common Grounds?”
As tensions build on the Russia-Ukraine border, Stephen Mull, UVA’s vice provost for global affairs and a former U.S. ambassador to Lithuania and Poland, answers pressing questions surrounding the crisis.
Aynne Kokas, UVA professor and published author on U.S.-China relations, previews the next event in the “Democracy Dialogues” series.
Professor David Law recently explained what’s behind demonstrations of military capability between the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan, and why the United States has reason to worry.
The director of UVA’s Miller Center of Public Affairs analyzes President Joe Biden’s first year in office, based on interviews with a bipartisan list of senior government officials, journalists and others.
In his article “The Great American Retirement Fraud,” Michael Doran, a tax law expert and faculty affiliate of the Virginia Center for Tax Law, outlines what went wrong.
Celeste Greene, appointed last month to the Department of Energy’s Environmental Management Advisory Board, has long been at the forefront of environmental justice and online learning.