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Revision as of 19:59, October 16, 2007
The American Enterprise Institute (or American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research) is a conservative think-tank that publishes research articles, books and magazine editorials on subject matters ranging from foreign policy, economics, and national defense to political and social issues. Its current chairman is Bruce Kovner. The American Enterprise Institute has supplied over 20 scholars for the administration of George W. Bush, including Richard Perle, Michael Ledeen, David Frum, and John Bolton. Many of its members and affiliates are considered to be neoconservatives, particularly Irving Kristol (a founder of neoconservativism) and Richard Perle.
Notable Scholars & Fellows
- Paul Wolfowitz
- Joshua Muravchik
- Fred Thompson
- Ben Wattenberg
- Douglas Besharov
- David Frum
- Newt Gingrich
- Irving Kristol
- Jeane Kirkpatrick
- Michael Ledeen
- Philip I. Levy
- Michael Novak
- Norman Ornstein [1]
- Richard Perle
- Sarath Rajapatirana
- Joel Schwartz
- John Yoo
- Dan Blumenthal
- John Bolton
- Lynne Cheney
- Frederick Kagan
- Robert A. Goldwin
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali