Hoover Institution In Washington

Hoover DC Highlights

Throughout the summer of 2015, the Hoover Institution in Washington, D.C. hosted a rooftop series dedicated to Firing Line, one of the most significant and lively broadcasts in television history.

Law As A Weapon Of War

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A discussion about "lawfare" - the use of law as a substitute for armed force to accomplish international security objectives.

Why Nuclear Energy is Worth Thinking About

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Visiting Fellow Admiral James Ellis, NRC Commissioner William C. Ostendorff, and DOE Acting Assistant Secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy John Kotek look at why nuclear energy is worth thinking about.

Hill Testimonies

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Hoover Institution fellows give testimonies in Washington.

Margaret Thatcher: At Her Zenith

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Author and historian Craig Shirley interviews author Charles Moore on his second volume of Margaret Thatcher's life, Margaret Thatcher: At Her Zenith: In London, Washington, and Moscow.

Women Soldiers On The Battlefield

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Benjamin Wittes, along with author Gayle Tzemach Lemmon take a look at her book, the New York Times best-seller Ashley's War: The Untold Story of a Team of Women Soldiers on the Special Ops Battlefield.

Failing Our Brightest Kids

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Chester E. Finn, Jr. and Brandon L. Wright argue that America’s efforts to educate high-ability students have fallen dramatically short.

Purpose

The Hoover Institution in Washington is a branch office equipped to execute the two core functions of the Institution itself: policy research and outreach. Its purpose is to promote the academic work of Hoover fellows and to facilitate the engagement of fellows in the policy conversations that take place in the nation’s capital.

In addition to accommodating Hoover fellows visiting from California, the office hosts groups of scholars engaging in research initiatives, conferences, seminars, and events of featuring or involving Hoover fellows and their work, including book launches. Outreach staff work with prospective audiences for the scholarship of Hoover fellows: the media, government, think tanks and other policy organizations.

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