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Industrial Policy and National Conservatism: A Debate
Resolved: That America Should Adopt an Industrial Policy
The True Costs of an Industrial Policy
Conservatives and Originalism: Their Relationship, Reconsidered
Not Just Old White Males
Industrial Policy and National Conservatism: A Debate
by Law & Liberty Editors
Oren Cass and Richard Reinsch debate the resolution, "America should adopt an industrial policy."
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Resolved: That America Should Adopt an Industrial Policy
by Oren Cass
In the real world as we find it, America has no choice but to adopt an industrial policy, and we will be better for it.
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The True Costs of an Industrial Policy
by Richard M. Reinsch II
Serving the consumer as the captain of the economy is the price of entry to the dynamism of a market economy.
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Conservatives and Originalism: Their Relationship, Reconsidered
by Jeffrey Pojanowski
Is there a connection between originalism and conservatism that runs deeper than crude results-orientation?
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Not Just Old White Males
by David Conway
Making sense of what happens when vast swathes of the electorates of liberal democracies feel ill-served by their political parties and institutions.
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Oren Cass and Richard Reinsch debate the resolution, "America should adopt an industrial policy." 
In the real world as we find it, America has no choice but to adopt an industrial policy, and we will be better for it. 
Serving the consumer as the captain of the economy is the price of entry to the dynamism of a market economy. 
Is there a connection between originalism and conservatism that runs deeper than crude results-orientation? 
Making sense of what happens when vast swathes of the electorates of liberal democracies feel ill-served by their political parties and institutions. 
