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Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
"I don’t think most people who have pent up frustrations are saying I’m really frustrated with liberal democracy. They say my grown children who are gainfully employed can’t afford to live in the place that they want to live in without an hour long commute.”
— @ECWIHS
Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
“The ideas that changed the trajectory of human history will not sustain themselves. Each generation must renew them.”
— @ecwihs
Read the full letter from our President, Emily Chamlee-Wright, here: bit.ly/4uoRRrh
Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
"The most serious threat to American pluralism is aimed not at the ballot box but at civil society, an often overlooked but essential feature of the American system of self-governance."
Emily Chamlee-Wright says society needs more philanthropic privacy: thedispatch.com/article/dono…
Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
Universities aren’t just schools—they’re where free citizens learn the habits of self-government. When they surrender autonomy, we all lose.
In @LiberalCurrents, IHS President @ECWIHS explains why Harvard's resistance matters to the entire liberal order.
Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
Universities were built to serve free citizens, not political regimes.
In @insidehighered, IHS President @ECWIHS makes the case for why higher ed must reclaim its liberal foundation, before it’s too late:
insidehighered.com/opinion/v…
Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
When the printing press was invented, it sparked widespread fear. So did the radio and the internet. Today, it is AI.
In her essay for Persuasion, IHS President @ECWIHS asks how we will respond.
Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
"Like the printing press, AI promises to render human labor on the whole more productive, not less." @ECWIHS on why we shouldn't let fear of AI hold us back. @TheIHS persuasion.community/p/our-g…
Emily Chamlee-Wright retweeted
What happens when businesses can’t plan for the future? Uncertainty doesn’t just rattle confidence—it stifles innovation and progress.
Regime uncertainty—the unpredictable swings in policies, tariffs, and executive actions—creates instability that drives investors away and leaves businesses in limbo. Without clear, consistent governance, economic growth falters, opportunities disappear, and communities bear the cost.
The latest from our President and CEO, Emily Chamlee-Wright
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