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Nicholas Eberstadt — AEI Irving Kristol Virtual Lecture and Summit 2020

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Remarks from Nicholas Eberstadt, the Henry Wendt Chair in Political Economy at AEI, and the winner of the 2020 Irving Kristol Award. The award was presented on October 14, 2020, at AEI's Irving Kristol Virtual Lecture and Summit. The remarks are followed by a panel discussion about the AEI book "Governing Priorities", featuring Yuval Levin, Ryan Streeter, Kori Schake, and Michael Strain.

Run of show:
AEI Now: A video about AEI — 0:00
Opening remarks by Daniel A. D'Aniello, Chairman of the Board at AEI — 2:02
Opening remarks by Robert Doar, President of AEI — 3:48
Honoring Nicholas Eberstadt: A retrospective video — 9:25
Remarks by Nicholas Eberstadt, 2020 Irving Kristol Award Winner — 11:49
Brief remarks by Robert Doar, President of AEI — 56:38
List of sponsors — 56:59
Panel discussion — 57:21

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