… For the Puritan, a contemner of the vain shows of sacramentalism, mundane toil becomes itself a kind of sacrament. … – Tawney²⁴

 

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The Housing Doom Transcripts
Index and Guide

Links to the Doom transcripts, and into their sections.

Table of Contents

• Apologia
• Transcript News
• American Enterprise Institute Subprime Seminars
  • Transcript List
    • List in Context
  • Participants
  • Questioners
• AEI Interns' Transcripts — 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 20009
• Miscellaneous Transcripts
  • Transcript List
  • Participants
  • Questioners
• Notes and References

απολογία :  Our hope in providing these unauthorized transcripts is to help give some multimedia sites the web-searchable exposure they deserve. As well, we'd like to think we can enhance the user experience for certain key seminars by enabling direct access to their various parts and, in some cases, inserting cues for slide decks to better join up graphics with the authors' voice-over commentary.

Transcript News

• 07 Feb 2010 – Sub VI.G Musher presentation coded.
• 06 Feb 2010 – Sub VI.G Altshuler Panel IV intro, Rosenbloom presentation and Devereux presentation coded.
• 05 Feb 2010 – Sub VI.G Q&A RE: Panel III coded.
• 03 Feb 2010 – Sub VI.G Hellerstein response coded.
• 30 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.G Hines presentation coded.
• 27 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.G brief preview posted; Q&A RE: Panel II, Brill Panel III intro coded.
• 25 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.G Clausing response coded.
• 23 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.G Altshuler presentation coded.
• 22 Jan 2010 - Sub VI.G Plotkin presentation, Hines Panel II intro coded.
• 17 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.G Hassett welcome, Samuels general intro and Slaughter Panel I intro coded.
• 16 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.A complete annotated transcript posted, working version retained here. Sub VI.G under construction transcript started.
• 15 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.A Q&A coded.
• 08 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.A Pollock presentation, Bader presentation coded.
• 06 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.A Green intro, Gingrich presentation coded.
• 05 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.A under construction transcript started.
• 04 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.B complete annotated transcript posted, working version retained here.
• 03 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.B Q&A coded.
• 02 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.B Elliott response, panel discussion coded.
• 01 Jan 2010 – Sub VI.B Wallison response coded.
• 30 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.B end of Scott presentation (recording started in progress) and chair Pollock's intro to the respondents coded.
• 27 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.B under construction transcript started.
• 24 Dec 2009 – Igor's letting me out of the Dungeon for a few days.  He must be in a holiday mood.  See you again soon
• 23 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.E Q&A coded, complete annotated transcript posted, working version retained here.
• 21 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.E panel discussion coded.
• 20 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.E preview posted, Abernathy presentation coded.
• 19 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.E Levitin presentation coded.
• 18 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.E Williams presentation coded.
• 17 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.E Stein presentation coded.
• 16 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.C complete annotated transcript posted, working version retained here. Sub VI.E Wallison intro coded.
• 15 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.E under construction transcript started.
• 14 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.C Mishkin presentation and Q&A RE: Mishkin coded.
• 12 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.C Q&A RE: Bordo coded, brief preview posted.
• 11 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.C Reis presentation, Q&A RE Reis and Bordo presentation coded.
• 09 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.C Reinhart Fed Panel introductory presentation and Q&A RE: Reinhart (PM) coded.
• 07 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.C Q&A RE: Ilzetzki coded.
• 06 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.F complete annotated transcript posted. Working version retained here.
• 05 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.F Q&A coded.
• 04 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.F panel discussion coded.
• 03 Dec 2009 – In sub VI.F, Warnock presentation coded, short preview posted, Lachman presentation coded..
• 02 Dec 2009 – Sub VI.F under-construction transcript started, Reinhart intro coded.
• 29 Nov 2009 – Sub VI.C short preview on Panel I discussion and Q&A posted.
• 28 Nov 2009 – Sub VI.C Panel I Q&A coded, Reinhart Panel II intro captured.
• 27 Nov 2009 – Sub VI.D complete annotated transcript posted.  Working version retained here.
• 25 Nov 2009 – In sub VI.D Q&A coded.
• 23 Nov 2009 – Sub VI.D preview posted.
• 22 Nov 2009 – in sub VI.D Rosner presentation and panel discussion coded.
• 21 Nov 2009 – In sub VI.D Eisenbeis presentation coded, Olson presentation coded.
• 20 Nov 2009 – conversion of III.A to IV.C; VI.B to VI.C now (hopefully) complete.  Subprime VI.D now under construction; Pollock intro & Brinkmann presentation coded.
• 19 Nov 2009 – The list of AEI Subprime Seminar transcripts is now presented in date order, and then in the context of other relevant AEI seminars that might one day receive transcripts.  HEADS UP: two of the transcripts will as a result get their designations changed.  the present sub III.A will become sub IV.C, and the present sub VI.B will become VI.C.
• 16 Nov 2009 – Sub VI complete annotated transcript posted. Working version retained here.
• 15 Nov 2009 – Sub III.B complete annotated transcript posted. Working version retained here.
• 11 Nov 2009 – Sub III.B, Panel discussion coded; Q&A coded. The November 12, 2009 AEI event "Is It Possible to Reprivatize the U.S. Financial System?"²⁶ has been designated Sub VI.D (was VI.C)
• 08 Nov 2009 – Sub III.B, Reinhart presentation coded.
• 07 Nov 2009 – Sub VI Q&A preview posted; sub III.B, Lachman presentation coded, Makin presentation coded, Meltzer presentation coded.
• 06 Nov 2009 – Sub VI, Q&A captured.
• 03 Nov 2009 – Sub VI, Panel discussion preview posted.
• 02 Nov 2009 – Sub VI, Lachman presentation preview posted.
• 01 Nov 2009 – Sub VI, Lachman presentation captured, Panel discussion captured.
• 31 Oct 2009 – Sub VI, Makin presentation captured and preview posted.
• 30 Oct 2009 – Sub VI, Roubini presentation captured and preview posted.
• 29 Oct 2009 – Sub VI, Whelan presentation preview posted.
• 28 Oct 2009 – Sub VI, Zimmerman presentation captured and preview posted; Whalen presentation captured.
• 27 Oct 2009 – Sub VI, Pollock intro preview posted.
• 26 Oct 2009 – Sub VI, Pollock intro captured.
• 25 Oct 2009 – Sub VI.C (was VI.B), Ubide response preview posted, Panel I discussion coded. Subprime VI, now under construction.
• 24 Oct 2009 – Sub VI.C (was VI.B), Ubide response coded.
• 22 Oct 2009 – Sub VI.C (was VI.B), Whalen response preview posted. Sub VI event scheduled to happen this afternoon at AEI HQ in DC
• 21 Oct 2009 – Sub VI.C (was VI.B), Ip response preview posted; Whalen response coded.
• 20 Oct 2009 – Sub VI.C (was VI.B), Ip response coded.
• 18 Oct 2009 – Sub VI.C (was VI.B), Reinhart intro coded, Reinhart Panel I presentation coded and preview of this posted.
• 16 Oct 2009 – Misc E, the CBC Current segment, has been withdrawn.  AEI's Oct 9, 2009 event "No Way Out: Government Response to the Financial Crisis"²³ has been designated sub VI.C (was VI.B), and there's a transcript under construction.
• 10 Oct 2009 – The Google cache technique no longer seems to be working for selected legacy transcripts, and the new-format AEI transcript links still appear to be broken.  On the other hand, Sub VI²² looks to be coming after all with the original all star cast, including Roubini, doing a wrap on the crisis
• 29 Sep 2009 – Sent a query for clarification about why AEI turned off the interns' file.  Nothing definitive back yet.
• 28 Sep 2009 – Posted the list of AEI Interns' Transcripts in date order in this post. Later updated with the news that all the links now appear to be disabled, and later still updated with the information that some of the URLs are still available from Google search caches (with very brief instructions on how to get stuff using the cache).  Interesting developments
• 27 Sep 2009 – The AEI Interns' Transcripts section of this Guide is now complete and organized in date order.  The initial pass in old-style AEI event number order is preserved here.
• 23 Sep 2009 – Stumbled on the official AEI transcripts for sub III.B and sub sub 0.A. They are located in a rather odd place.  Started an AEI Interns' Transcripts section of the Guide to document links to others.  Doesn't appear to be anything for it other than walking up and down the possible old-style event numbers and just taking out all the transcripts we find.  We can pick out the ones that are significant to subprime origins, etc. later.
• 23 Sep 2009 – in sub III.B, Hassett presentation now coded. Des seems to think that Charlie and Kevin didn't want us to see his slides.  We'll be taking a look soon enough.
• 21 Sep 2009 – in sub III.B, Calomiris presentation now coded (sorry about the sketchy figure cues)
• 20 Sep 2009 – in sub III.B, Wallison intro now coded
• 19 Sep 2009 – Sub III.B, now under construction
• 19 Sep 2009 – Improvements to sub V.A are now complete.  The "V.A" links for participants and questioners are now live.
• 18 Sep 2009 – The April 28, 2008 AEI seminar "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part II"²¹ has been designated "sub III.B".  Of course the ordering within a 6 month period depends on when I get to them, and not their chronological order.
• 18 Sep 2009 – I no longer expect a "sub VI" seminar per se, and have therefore designated section VI in the list as a general "Subprime Crisis Aftermath" placeholder.  The upcoming 22 Sep '09 seminar's designation has thus been changed from "V.B" to "VI.A".
• 18 Sep 2009 – Improvements to sub V now complete.  The "V" links for participants and questioners are now live. Started improvements for sub V.A
• 18 Sep 2009 – Readers who would like an alternative opinion to the long-time GSE critics like Wallison, Ely and Makin featured here should read this very well written technical polemic.²⁰
• 15 Sep 2009 – Started building an improved version of sub V here.
• 13 Sep 2009 – sub IV.C (was III.A) is complete and has been posted here.  The build page has been retained here.  The links to parts will be re-organized sometime tomorrow.
• 12 Sep 2009 – in sub IV.C (was III.A), the Reinhart presentation has been coded.  What remains now to be coded there is the panel responses followed by the Q&A.
• 11 Sep 2009 – In sub IV.C (was III.A), the Lachman presentation and the Makin presentation have been coded.
• 09 Sep 2009 – Part 2 of today's CBC The Current has been designated "misc E"
• 09 Sep 2009 – In sub IV.C (was III.A), the Calomiris presentation and the Hassett presentation have been coded.
• 08 Sep 2009 – In sub IV.C (was III.A), the Wallison Intro has been coded.  Because a Page article can't accept comments, we've created an open thread to discuss the Guide under this post.  The AEI seminar "The Global Financial Crisis: A Plan for Regulatory Reform"¹⁹ is scheduled for 2 weeks from today and has been designated "sub V.B"
• 07 Sep 2009 – An under-construction transcript for sub IV.C (was III.A) has been started.  Transcription of the Peter Wallison introduction will be starting in due course.
• 07 Sep 2009 – Found and documented 4 old miscellaneous Doom transcripts There are likely a couple more hiding in dark corners of the Castle.  Misc A was our only foray into the scarier floors of AEI.
• 06 Sep 2009 – Created this guide and documented the existing AEI subprime transcripts.  To date there are 4 fully annotated ones and 2 other transcripts that are not yet fully annotated.  Transcripts subprime I, subprime II, subprime III and subprime IV are fully annotated and have now been fully documented in the Guide.  Transcript subprime V needs to be consolidated into one post and a Table of Contents with anchor links created. Transcript subprime V.A just requires the Table of Contents and the anchor links.  The lack of anchor links in these transcripts is why there aren't links for "V" and "V.A" event codes for AEI subprime Participants and Questioners yet.  Transcripts subprime 0.Z (was O.A) and IV.C (was III.A) have not been started.  Subprime VI is theoretical.  AEI has not yet announced a date for their 6th seminar in the main series.

American Enterprise Institute Subprime Seminars

Analysis of the financial crisis by AEI's economic and financial pundits consists generally of two waves. Their Housing GSEs Project contains much background leading up to the crisis. Following their key March 28, 2007 seminar, they refocused on "The Cascading Financial Crisis". AEI's coverage of the crisis is anchored by their semi-annual series of subprime seminars, the events numbered I, II, III, … in the list below.  Other seminars relating to the crisis are placed in the context of these key ones (more or less in chronological order).

Online resources at the AEI are very extensive. What follows is a tiny proportion of their seminars for which Doom already has, or hopes someday to develop, supplementary annotated transcripts.

THE SUB LIST …

• 28 MAR 2007: transcript I for "Mortgage Credit and Subprime Lending: Implications of a Deflating Bubble"¹
• 11 OCT 2007: transcript II for "The Financial and Political Risks"²
• 12 MAR 2008: transcript III for "What Next?"³
• 28 APR 2008: transcript III.B for "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part II"²¹
• 02 OCT 2008: transcript IV.C for "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part III"⁸
• 30 OCT 2008: transcript IV for "Where Is the Bottom?"⁴
• 17 MAR 2009: transcript V for "Forecast and Policy Recommendations for the Next Six Months"⁵
• 26 MAR 2009: transcript V.A for "Can Elements of the Danish Mortgage System Fix Mortgage Securitization in the United States?"⁶
  
• 08 SEP 2009: transcript VI.A for "Sarbanes-Oxley and the Financial Crisis"¹¹⁴
• 22 SEP 2009: transcript VI.B for "The Global Financial Crisis: A Plan for Regulatory Reform"¹⁹
• 09 OCT 2009: transcript VI.C for "No Way Out: Government Response to the Financial Crisis"²³
• 22 OCT 2009: transcript VI for "The Lessons of the Bubble and Crisis"²²
• 12 NOV 2009: transcript VI.D for "Is It Possible to Reprivatize the U.S. Financial System?"²⁶
• 18 NOV 2009: transcript VI.E for "Will There Be a Consumer Financial Protection Agency?"¹¹⁵
• 01 DEC 2009: transcript VI.F for "Global Imbalances: The Next Crisis? A Presentation of the No Way Out Conference Series"¹¹⁶
• 11 JAN 2010: [under construction] transcript VI.G for "Locating the Source of Taxable Income in a Global Economy"¹¹⁸
• reserved

THE SUB LIST IN CONTEXT …

0. Subprime Crisis Origins
   1. 22 JUL 2003 "The Fall of the Dollar and the Global Economy"²⁷ -
   2. 03 SEP 2003 "Can Nonfinancial Indicators Succeed Where GAAP Fails?"²⁸ -
   3. 08 OCT 2003 "The Profitability of New York Stock Exchange Specialists"²⁹ -
   4. 10 OCT 2003 "Economic Policy and the 2004 Election Debate"³⁰ -
   5. 21 OCT 2003 "What Do Institutional Investors Want in a Securities Trading System?"³¹ -
   6. 27 OCT 2003 "Proposals for the Privatization of the Housing GSEs"³² -
   7. 21 JAN 2004: "What's Right and What's Wrong with Corporate Finance Governance in the U.S. Today?"³³ -
   8. 04 FEB 2004: "Plan for the Privatization of the Housing GSEs III"³⁴ -
   9. 06 FEB 2004: "Government Policy and Financial Market Stability: The Case of Fannie Mae" ³⁵ -
   10. 18 MAR 2004: "The Privatization of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks: Why and How"³⁶ -
   11. 23 MAR 2004: "Does the United States Really Have the Best Housing-Finance System in the World?"³⁷ -
   12. 05 APR 2004: "Do We Understand Fannie Mae's Accounting?"³⁸ -
   13. 05 MAY 2004: "Sarbanes-Oxley: A Review"³⁹ -
   14. 10 JUN 2004: "Market Shock and Trading Efficiency: A Comparison of Electronic and Nonelectronic Markets"⁴⁰ -
   15. 08 JUL 2004: "Does Federal Government Debt Affect Interest Rates?"⁴¹ -
   16. 09 SEP 2004: "How NASDAQ's Electronic Market Works: A Live Demonstration"⁴² -
   17. 13 SEP 2004: "HUD's Affordable Housing Regulations Serving Two Masters Redux"⁴³ -
   18. 04 OCT 2004: "Privatizing Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks — Book Forum"⁴⁴ -
   19. 13 OCT 2004: "Comparing the NYSE, NASDAQ, and the ECNs for Market Quality, Market Depth, and Price Discovery"⁴⁵ -
   20. 28 OCT 2004: "Understanding OFHEO's Report on Fannie Mae"⁴⁶ -
   21. 04 NOV 2004: "Policy Challenges of Global Payment Imbalances"⁴⁷ -
   22. 02 DEC 2004: "Domestic Effects of Foreign Direct Investment — With a Keynote Address by N. Gregory Mankiw, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers"⁴⁸ -
   23. 20 DEC 2004: "Bullish on Bush: How George Bush's Ownership Society Will Make America Stronger"⁴⁹ -
   24. 10 JAN 2005: "China and the Global Economic Recovery — With Speeches by Anne Krueger of the IMF and Randal Quarles of the U.S. Treasury"⁵⁰ -
   25. 11 JAN 2005: "The SEC's Regulation NMS"⁵¹ -
   26. 03 FEB 2005 "Receivership Powers: What Are They and Should Fannie and Freddie's Regulator Have Them?"⁷ -
   27. 11 MAR 2005: "The Future for Investors"⁵² -
   28. 26 APR 2005: "Should Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's Mortgage and MBS Portfolios Be Capped, Reduced or Eliminated?"⁵³ -
   29. 30 JUN 2005: "Everything You Wanted to Know about HR 1461 But Were Afraid to Ask"⁵⁴ -
   30. 12 JUL 2005: "Skills, Ownership, and Economic Security — An address by Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers"⁵⁵ -
   31. 26 JUL 2005: "Demystifying Hedge Funds"⁵⁶ -
   32. 13 SEP 2005: "Will Portfolio Limitations for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Adversely Affect Residential Finance?"⁵⁷ -
   33. 22 SEP 2005: "How Regulators Can Be Misled By Simplistic Theory"⁵⁸ -
   34. 27 SEP 2005: "HR 2990: Improving the Credit Rating Industry "⁵⁹ -
   35. 22 NOV 2005: "Inflation Targeting at Bernanke's Fed?"⁶⁰ -
   36. 05 DEC 2005: "What Does the Public Know about Economic Policy?"⁶¹ -
   37. 09 JAN 2006: "The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth"⁶² -
   38. 24 JAN 2006: "What Will Greenspan's Departure Mean?"⁶³ -
   39. 02 FEB 2006: "The IMF’s Role in Foreign Exchange Surveillance: Tim Adams, Under Secretary for International Affairs, U.S. Treasury"⁶⁴ -
   40. 13 MAR 2006: "Sarbanes-Oxley: What Have We Learned?"⁶⁵ -
   41. 06 APR 2006: "Data Pricing and Dissemination in a Competitive Securities Market"⁶⁶ -
   42. 30 MAY 2006: "The SEC's Interactive Data Revolution: Improved Disclosure for Investors, Less Expensive Reporting for Companies — Featuring Remarks by SEC Chairman Christopher Cox"⁶⁷ -
   43. 18 JUL 2006: "Corporate Cash Balances and Economic Activity: With an Address by Governor Kevin M. Warsh of the Federal Reserve"⁶⁸ -
   44. 13 SEP 2006: "Breakfast with Jim Lockhart and Senator Chuck Hagel"⁶⁹ -
   45. 14 NOV 2006: "Perspectives on the Basel II Capital Adequacy Framework"⁷⁰ -
   46. 28 NOV 2006: "Watters v. Wachovia Bank: The Roberts Court Weighs In on Preemption"⁷¹ -
   47. 29 NOV 2006: "Credit Unions in the Broader Financial System"⁷² -
   48. 11 DEC 2006: "Tax Havens and Foreign Direct Investment: AEI—INTERNATIONAL TAX POLICY FORUM SEMINAR; With a Keynote Address by Congressman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee"⁷³ -
   49. 09 JAN 07: "Global Financial Warriors: The Untold Story of International Finance in the Post 9-11 World"⁷⁴ -
1. 28 MAR 2007 "Mortgage Credit and Subprime Lending: Implications of a Deflating Bubble"¹ – full Doom annotated transcript
   1. 29 MAR 2007: "How Does the United Kingdom’s Financial Services Authority Work?"⁷⁵ -
   2. 11 APR 2007: "The Federal Home Loan Banks and State and Local Revenue Bonds"⁷⁶ -
   3. 20 APR 2007: "Is Excessive Regulation and Litigation Eroding U.S. Financial Competitiveness? With an Address by SEC Commissioner Paul S. Atkins, The Brookings Institution"⁷⁷ -
   4. 04 MAY 2007: "Markets vs. Government"⁷⁸ -
   5. 15 MAY 2007: "The Role of Competition Analysis in Regulatory Decisions"⁷⁹ -
   6. 30 MAY 2007: "The Privatization of Sallie Mae and Its Consequences"⁸⁰ -
   7. 12 JUN 2007: "Has the Pursuit of 'Independence' in Corporate Governance Become Exaggerated?"⁸¹ -
   8. 14 JUN 2007: "Financial Literacy and Planning: Implications for Retirement Wellbeing"⁸² -
   9. 15 JUN 2007: "Improving Mortgage Disclosure: With a Keynote Address by Congressman Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.), House Financial Services Committee"⁸³ -
   10. 18 JUN 2007: "Is Sarbanes-Oxley Impairing Corporate Risk-Taking?"⁸⁴ -
2. 11 OCT 2007: "The Financial and Political Risks"² – full Doom annotated transcript
   1. 28 SEP 2007: "Is Sarbanes-Oxley Impairing Corporate Risk-Taking? (Continued)"⁸⁵ -
   2. 18 OCT 2007: "Municipal Bonds, State Income Taxes, and Interstate Commerce: Davis v. Kentucky Department of Revenue"⁸⁶ -
   3. 13 NOV 2007: "The Report of the Financial Services Roundtable's Blue Ribbon Commission on Competitiveness"¹¹⁷
   4. 15 NOV 2007: "Is the Rating Agency System Broken or Fine?"⁸⁷ -
   5. 12 DEC 2007: "A Lunch Address by James Lockhart, Director of the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight"⁸⁸ -
   6.  17 DEC 2007: "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Five AEI Economists Assess the Present and the Future of the Financial Markets"⁸⁹ -
   7. 28 JAN 2008: "Reforming the Regulation of Financial Services: A Luncheon Address by Steve Bartlett"⁹⁰ -
   8. 14 FEB 2008: "The Second Report of the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation"⁹¹ -
   9. 25 FEB 2008: "Do Sovereign Wealth Funds Pose a Risk to the United States?"⁹² -
   10. 17 MAR 2008: "Assessing the Effects of Corporate Taxation"¹²⁰ -
3. 12 MAR 2008: "What Next?"³ – full Doom annotated transcript
   1. 08 APR 2008: "What Is Fair Value Accounting and Why Are People Concerned about It?"⁹³ -
   2. 28 APR 2008: "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part II"²¹ – full Doom annotated transcript
      
   3. 16 JUN 2008: "Is the Federal Reserve on the Right Track?"⁹⁴ -
   4. 17 JUN 2008: "Has the Effect of Foreclosures on Housing Prices Been Overstated?"⁹⁵ -
   5. 24 JUN 2008: "How to Improve the Credit Rating Agency Sector"⁹⁶ -
   6. 21 JUL 2008: "Will the Global Economy Turn Down?"⁹⁷ -
4. 30 OCT 2008: "Where Is the Bottom?"⁴ – full Doom annotated transcript
   1. 09 SEP 2008: "The Largest Municipal Bankruptcy Ever? Jefferson County and Municipal Finance in the Wake of the Bubble"⁹⁸ -
   2. 19 SEP 2008: "Can Covered Bonds Compete with Fannie and Freddie?"⁹⁹ -
   3. 02 OCT 2008: "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part III"⁸ – full Doom annotated transcript
   4. 08 OCT 2008: "The Theory and Practice of Bailouts"¹⁰⁰ -
   5. 06 NOV 2008: "Mr. Market Miscalculates"¹⁰¹ -
   6. 16 JAN 2009: "How Serious Is the Mortgage Problem That Will Confront President Obama?"¹⁰² -
   7. 23 JAN 2009: "Is Deregulation a Cause of the Financial Crisis?"¹⁰³ -
   8. 28 JAN 2009: "Bust, Bankruptcy, Bailouts: What Should We Do Now?"¹⁰⁴ -
   9. 20 FEB 2009: "Rethinking Global Institutions: Do We Have the International Tools to Fight the Global Economic Crisis?"¹⁰⁵ -
   10. 23 FEB 2009: "Everything You Wanted to Know about Credit Default Swaps"¹⁰⁶ -
5. 17 MAR 2009: "Forecast and Policy Recommendations for the Next Six Months"⁵ – full Doom annotated transcript
   1. 26 MAR 2009: "Can Elements of the Danish Mortgage System Fix Mortgage Securitization in the United States?"⁶ – full Doom annotated transcript
      
   2. 21 APR 2009: "Can the IMF Really Save the World? With a Keynote Address by John Lipsky, First Deputy Managing Director of the IMF"¹⁰⁷ -
   3. 30 APR 2009: "Do Insurers Need a Systemic Regulator?"¹⁰⁸ -
   4. 05 MAY 2009: "Do Money Market Funds Have a Future in the New Financial System?"¹⁰⁹ -
   5. 06 MAY 2009: "Retirement Finance in the Wake of the Bubble and Longer-Term Implications"¹¹⁰ -
   6. 15 MAY 2009: "The Impact of Deregulation and Financial Innovation on Homebuyers"¹¹¹ -
   7. 03 JUN 2009: "Addressing Systemic Risk: With a Keynote Presentation by Alan Greenspan"¹¹² -
   8. 04 AUG 2009: "Morality and Free Markets"¹¹³ -
6. 22 OCT 2009: "The Lessons of the Bubble and Crisis"²² – full Doom annotated transcript
   1. 08 SEP 2009: "Sarbanes-Oxley and the Financial Crisis"¹¹⁴ – full Doom annotated transcript
   2. 22 SEP 2009: "The Global Financial Crisis: A Plan for Regulatory Reform"¹⁹ – full Doom annotated transcript
   3. 09 OCT 2009: "No Way Out: Government Response to the Financial Crisis"²³ – full Doom annotated transcript
   4. 12 NOV 2009: "Is It Possible to Reprivatize the U.S. Financial System?"²⁶ – full Doom annotated transcript
   5. 18 NOV 2009: "Will There Be a Consumer Financial Protection Agency?"¹¹⁵ – full Doom annotated transcript
   6. 01 DEC 2009: "Global Imbalances: The Next Crisis? A Presentation of the No Way Out Conference Series"¹¹⁶ – full Doom annotated transcript
   7. 11 JAN 2010: "Locating the Source of Taxable Income in a Global Economy"¹¹⁸ – under construction transcript ** **
   8. 10 FEB 2010: "Greece on the Skids: Can the Eurozone Survive?"¹²¹
   9. 18 FEB 2010: "Canadian versus U.S. Housing Finance: Comparison and Implications"¹¹⁹
7. 01 MAR 2010 – 31 AUG 2010 — reserved
   1. reserved
8. 01 SEP 2010 – 28 FEB 2011 — reserved
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Sub Participants

• Participant – event codes … (links on event codes go to participant presentations); [(c) - chair, (h) - host]
• Wayne Abernathy – VI.E
• Rosanne Altshuler – VI.G(c)
• Hans Bader – VI.A
• Jay Brinkmann – VI.D
• Michael Bordo – VI.C
• Alan Boyce – V.A
• Alex Brill – VI.G(c)
• Charles Calomiris – III.B, IV.C
• Kim Clausing – VI.G
• Michael Devereux – VI.G
• Robert Eisenbeis – VI.D
• Douglas Elliott – VI.B
• Bert Ely – V.A
• Newt Gingrich – VI.A
• Kenneth Green – VI.A(c)
• Kevin Hassett – III.B, IV.C, VI.G(h)
• Olivier Hassler – V.A
• Walter Hellerstein – VI.G
• James Hines – VI.G(c)
• Greg Ip – VI.C
• Ethan Ilzetzki – VI.C
• Desmond Lachman – I, II, III, III.B, IV, IV.C, V, VI, VI.F
• Adam Levitin – VI.E
• John Makin – II, III, III.B, IV, IV.C, V, VI
• Allan Meltzer – III.B
• Frederic Mishkin – VI.C
• Steve Musher – VI.G
• Mark Olson – VI.D
• Irving Plotkin – VI.G
• Alex Pollock – I (c), II (c), III (c), IV (c), V (c), V.A, VI (c), VI.A, VI.B(c), VI.D(c)
• Vincent Reinhart – III.B, IV.C, VI.C (c), VI.F (c)
• Ricardo Reis – VI.C
• David Rosenbloom – VI.G
• Josh Rosner – VI.D
• Nouriel Roubini – I, II, III, IV, VI
• John Samuels – VI.G
• Hal Scott – VI.B
• Matthew Slaughter – VI.G(c)
• Eric Stein – VI.E
• Angel Ubide – VI.C
• Peter Wallison – III.B (c), IV.C(c), V.A (c), VI.B, VI.E(c)
• Frank Warnock – VI.F
• Chris Whalen – I, III, IV, V, VI, VI.C
• Julie Williams – VI.E
• Tom Zimmerman – I, II, III, IV, V, VI

Sub Questioners

• Questioner – event codes … (links on event codes go to questions)
• Anonymous – II, VI.A, VI.A, VI.C, VI.D
• Steve Adler – V.A
• Justin Ailes – IV.C
• Anders Åslund – VI.F
• Ted Barnhill – IV
• Brian Beery[ph] – IV.C
• John Berlau – VI.A
  
• Gary Berman – I
• Pieter Bottelier – III.B
• David Brazil[ph] – IV.C
• Brian Brooks – V.A
• Rich Brown – I
• Stephen Canner – VI.F
• Chow Chen – IV, V, VI.A VI.C, VI.F
• Feasel Chor[ph] – I
• Bill Coleman – VI.A, VI.D
• Whitney Culbertson – IV
• Bob Davis – II
• Steve Drabowsky[ph] – VI.F
• Christine Eisner[ph] – VI
• Bert Ely – I, II, III, III.B IV, V, VI, VI.A, VI.B, VI.D
• Robert England – VI.A
• Steve Entin, III.B
• Bob Feinberg¹⁰ – II, VI.C
• Angelo Ferrer[ph] – III
• Gillian Garcia – VI.C
• Brian Gardner²⁵ – VI
• Gillian Gattia[ph] – IV.C
• Ken Gould⁹ – II
• Raghubir Goyal – V
• Jane Gravelle – VI.G
• Bob Hershey – VI.A
• Jonathan Horgan – V
• Paul Horne – VI.C
• Larry Hough – VI.A
• Greg Howard[ph] – VI.C
• Tad Howard[ph] – IV.C
• Martin Hutchinson – III
• Maxwell Hyman – VI.A
• Jerry Idaszak¹¹ – II
• Sanjeev Joshipura – VI.B
• Dale Kinsella[ph] – VI
• Marlind Kismul[ph] – VI.A
• Indra Klein – VI.E
• John Knubel – VI.A
• Benjamin Kohl[ph] – VI.A
• Gary Kopff – VI.C
• Charles Lane – VI.C
• Andy Laperriere – VI.F
• Mark Lazerson¹³ – III, V
• Steven Lee – V, VI.D
• Erik Lieberman – VI.A
• David Lesser – IV
• Elliot Levy – I
• Joe Lieber – VI.C
• Bob Long – II, V, VI.D
• Bill Longbrake – II
• Bethany Lowe – VI.E
• Chuck MacKen[ph] – III
• John Makin – VI.B
• Bill Marsteller – VI.F
• Aparna Mathur – VI.G
• Peter Merrill – VI.G
• Jill Naamane – VI.D
• Benjamin Nefussi – VI.D
• William Niskanen – VI.B
• Benjamin Pacini – VI.A
• Andrew Parmentier – VI.D
• Jack Phelps[ph] – VI
• Andrea Psoras – I, VI, VI.C, VI.D
• Renuka Rayasam – VI.E
• Carmen Reinhart – VI.C
• Vincent Reinhart – II
• Nils Remmel[ph] – VI.D
• Bertrand Renaud – V.A
• Fernando Saldanha – VI.C
• John Serrapere – II, III, IV, IV.C, V, VI
• Robert Sherretta – IV, VI.C
• Sue Simon – IV.C
• Elizabeth Sinclair – VI.A
• Merle Smith[ph] – VI.F
• Nick Smyth[ph]¹⁴ – V
• Anne Sorensen[ph] – II
• John Schwitz – III
• Dave Torresen[ph] – II, III
• Steve Votaw – I. VI
• Bonnie Wachtel¹² – I, II
• Hiro Watanabe – VI.F
• Peter Whitney – VI.D
• Cesar Williams[ph] – VI.F
• Greg Wilson[ph] – IV.C
• Barry Wood – VI
• Jeff Wrase – III.B

AEI Interns' Transcripts

This one's a bit weird.  The AEI event sites with official transcripts all seem to point at broken links.  However, an "interns" corner of AEI has hundreds of legacy transcripts.  Below are good links to about 573 that Doom was able to mine from the site from 23-26 September 2009.  I think we found most of them.

Our first quick-and-dirty sweep through the interns' tree was in old-style event number order and, for what it's worth, is preserved here.  The following is in date order and represents about a decade's worth of very hard work by the transcribers, and considerable investment by the Institute and its donors.

Unfortunately, almost as soon as the full list was posted the URLs on the AEI site became unavailable.  However, as documented in the update section of this post, there remains (for a while — 9/29 '09) a way to recover most of the individual transcripts from Google search cache.

UPDATE (10/9 '08): The Google caches now appear to have been exhausted.  We're left with just the 573 titles now until AEI's webmaster gets around to fixing the official links.

• Go To Year — 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 20009
•  
• 1999 -
• 01Dec99 – Export Controls and the Future of America's Defense
• 09Dec99 – After Seattle: Prospects for the Millennium Trade Round
• 2000 – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 04Jan00 – How Would John McCain Govern? Transition to Governing Project
• 11Jan00 – How Would Al Gore Govern? Transition to Governing Project
• 13Jan00 – How Would George W. Bush Govern? Transition to Governing Project
• 18Jan00 – Newt Gingrich: Reflections of a Private Citizen
• 20Jan00 – Do Export Controls Still Matter?
• February
• March
• April
• 13Apr00 – In Praise of Public Life: With Senator Joseph Lieberman
• May
• 03May00 – The Presidential Difference
• June
• 14Jun00 – How Would Al Gore Govern in Foreign Policy? Transition to Governing Project
• 22Jun00 – How Would George W. Bush Govern in Foreign Policy? Transition to Governing Project
• July
• 31Jul00 – How Would George W. Bush Govern?
• August
• 16Aug00 – How Would Al Gore Govern?
• September
• October
• 02Oct00 – How Would Bush and Gore Govern?
• 25Oct00 – Preparing to Be President: The Memos of Richard E. Neustadt
• 27Oct00 – The Permanent Campaign and Its Future
• 30Oct00 – Presidential Transitions: What We Did — The 1980 and 1988 Transitions
• November
• 06Nov00 – Is the Israeli-Palestinian "Peace" Process Dead, and If So, What Next?
• 29Nov00 – Jiang Zemin's Legacy: Beijing's Latest Policies on Reform, Succession, and Taiwan
• December
• 01Dec00 – Japan Policy Challenges for the New Administration
• 2001 – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 16Jan01 – Assessing the Bush Transition: Transition to Governing Project
• 25Jan01 – The Presidential Appointments Process: Computer Software to Help Appointees
• February
• 14Feb01 – Ethics: The Revolving Door Rules
• 28Feb01 – Productivity and Health Care: The Value of Medical Technology
• March
• 05Mar01 – How Would President Bush's Tax Plan Affect the Economy?
• 13Mar01 – Korea Policy Challenges for the New Administration
• April
• 18Apr01 – Assessing the Bush Foreign Policy Transition: Transition to Governing Project
• 19Apr01 – Productivity and Health Care: Reinventing a Quality Health System
• May
• 03May01 – Challenges Facing China's Market Reforms
• 14May01 – Transformational Government versus Managerial Government: The Key Challenge for America's Future
• 15May01 – How Is Bush Governing? Transition to Governing Project
• June
• 04Jun01 – Updating Nationalizing Mortgage Risk
• 07Jun01 – Are We All "Compassionate Conservatives" Now?
• July
• August
• September
• 14Sep01 – Press Briefing on Terrorist Attacks
• October
• 22Oct01 – What If Congress Were Obliterated?
• 26Oct01 – What Should the Government Do about the Transition to Digital Television?
• 29Oct01 – The Battle for Ideas in the U.S. War on Terrorism
• November
• December
• 2002 – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 07Jan02 – Radical Reform: Transitions to Liberal Democracy and the Rule of Law
• 29Jan02 – What Should the United States Do about Iraq?
• February
• 12Feb02 – Fighting Terrorism in a Democratic Society: The Example of Northern Ireland
• 12Feb03 – What Is the True Meaning of the Second Amendment?
• March
• 03Mar02 – Constitutional Issues and Federalism: Ethnicity and Justice in Post-Saddam Iraq
• 04Mar02 – Does Two Plus Two Still Equal Four? What Should Our Children Know about Math?
• 11Mar02 – The Future of Policing after September 11
• 27Mar02 – The 2002 Medicare Trustees' Reports: Is the Outlook for Medicare Getting Worse?
• April
• 08Apr02 – Positive, Transferred, and Negative Nationalism
• 10Apr02 – Winning the War against Terror
• 15Apr02 – Globalization: An Ur-conservative View
• 16Apr02 – What Now, Old Continent? Europe on the Way toward a Constitution
• 18Apr02 – Gene-Related Inventions: Evolving Patent Standards and Their Consequences
• 24Apr02 – Transatlantic Relations after September 11: Implications for NATO, the EU, and European Security and Defense Policy
• May
• 13May02 – The Parting of the Ways: Islamic Thought, Jewish Thought, and 9/11
• 09May02 – How Congress Evolves: Work in Progress
• June
• July
• August
• September
• October
• November
• December
• 2003 - Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• February
• 05Feb03 – The Road to War: Colin Powell before the UN
• 12Feb03 – Indians and Cowboys: Strategic Implications for the Bush Doctrine in South Asia
• 13Feb03 – The Best of Both Worlds: Tax, Trade, and Cowboy Capitalism in the United States and Europe
• 21Feb03 – Is Consolidated Financial Regulation Appropriate for the United States?
• 24Feb03 – Dangerous Liaisons: Russia and the Axis of Evil
• 25Feb03 – The Road to War . . . and Beyond: Black Coffee Briefing on the War in Iraq
• March
• 04Mar03 – The Road to War . . . and Beyond: Black Coffee Briefing on the War in Iraq
• 06Mar03 – Russian Oil and U.S. Energy Security
• 10Mar03 – What Is Israel For?
• 10Mar03 – The Middle East in 2003: Towards a New Strategic Environment?
• 11Mar03 – The Road to War . . . and Beyond: Black Coffee Briefing on the War in Iraq
• 17Mar03 – The Presidential Commission to Study the Postal Service: What Should the Goals of Postal Reform Be?
• 18Mar03 – The Road to War . . . and Beyond: Black Coffee Briefing on the War in Iraq
• 21Mar03 – The Road to War . . . and Beyond: Special Friday Briefing
• 24Mar03 – Health Care Crises Facing Our Nation Today: Strategies for Reform
• 25Mar03 – Iraq: What Lies Ahead: Black Coffee Briefing on the War in Iraq
• 26Mar03 – Making Tort Law
• 28Mar03 – The Ripple Effects of the War against Iraq: Economy Watch
• April
• 01Apr03 – A Nation at Risk: Twenty Years Later
• 01Apr03 – Iraq: What Lies Ahead — Black Coffee Briefings on the War in Iraq
• 08Apr03 – Iraq: What Lies Ahead –  Black Coffee Briefings on the War in Iraq
• 14Apr03 – The Invention of Hispanics and the Reinvention of America
• 15Apr03 – Iraq: What Lies Ahead: Black Coffee Briefings on the War in Iraq
• 22Apr03 – Iraq: What Lies Ahead — Black Coffee Briefings on the War in Iraq
• 23Apr03 – America's Plan to Dispose of Weapons-Grade Plutonium: Atoms for Peace or a Gift to Terrorists?
• May
• 06May03 – The Future of Iran: Mullahcracy, Democracy, and the War on Terror
• 08May03 – Picking Up the Pieces: U.S.-Russian Relations after Iraq
• 13May03 – Environmental Federalism? State Activism on Cleaning the Air
• 19May03 – The Bias against Guns
• June
• 02Jun03 – Lessons from the Demise of Détente
• 03Jun03 – Iraq: Lessons Learned
• 04Jun03 – Continuity of Government Commission Press Conference: Continuity of Congress after a Catastrophic Terrorist Attack
• 09Jun03 – U.S.-Turkish Relations: Bump in the Road or Permanent Detour?
• 10Jun03 – Obesity, Individual Responsibility, and Public Policy
• 11Jun03 – We're Not from the Government, but We're Here to Help You — Nongovernmental Organizations: The Growing Power of an Unelected Few
• July
• 01Jul03 – Ronald Reagan: Legacy for Europe
• 08Jul03 – Into Africa:  Policy Implications of President Bush's Trip to a Forgotten Continent
• 17Jul03 – The United States Is, and Should Be, an Empire: A New Atlantic Initiative Debate
• August
• 05Aug03 – Passing the Buck on Medicaid: How the States Pledge and the Feds Pay
• 08Aug03 – Prosecuting Terrorists: Civil or Military Courts?
• 12Aug03 – Transform Medicare Rather Than Reform It
• September
• 05Sep03 – The New World of E-Commerce Taxation — First Fridays: Seminar Series in Economic Policy
• 15Sep03 – Jumpstarting a Brighter Broadband Future: Driving Investment and the New Telecom Frontier
• 22Sep03 – Turkey at the Crossroads
• 26Sep03 – Khomeini Comes to America
• October
• 07Oct03 – The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature
• 07Oct03 – The Future of Iraq: Black Coffee Briefing
• 09Oct03 – When Federalism Works–Why Kill It? Federal Initiatives on Corporate and Financial Regulation
• 15Oct03 – Should China Float Its Currency?
• 20Oct03 – Launch of Discussion Series on U.S.-India Relations
• 21Oct03 – The Future of Iraq: Black Coffee Briefing
• 21Oct03 – What Do Institutional Investors Want in a Securities Trading System?
• 22Oct03 – The Two Percent Solution: Fixing America's Problems in Ways Liberals and Conservatives Can Love
• 22Oct03 – The Road Ahead: Aid to Iraq and Afghanistan
• 23Oct03 – A Qualified Teacher in Every Classroom: Appraising Old Answers and New Ideas
• 28Oct03 – European Constitution: Opportunity or Threat?
• 30Oct03 – Class Action Reform: The Why and the Who
• November
• 03Nov03 – The Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy and How It Grew: Thoughts on Thirty Years of Politics
• 04Nov03 – Russia: Is the State Taking Over?
• 17Nov03 – The IAEA Reports: Does Iran Have a Nuclear Weapons Program?
• December
• 02Dec03 – The Future of Iraq: Black Coffee Briefing
• 09Dec03 – Beyond Therapy: Biotechnology and the Pursuit of Happiness
• 17Dec03 – Lawsuits without Injuries?
• 17Dec03 – Justice for Saddam, Justice for Iraq: War Crimes, Pursuing Justice, and Sovereignty — Special Black Coffee Briefing on the Future of Iraq
• 2004 – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 07Jan04 – Brown v. Board of Education: Fifty Years Later: An Address by U.S. Secretary of Education Rod Paige
• 08Jan04 – Expensing Employee Stock Options Looks Like a Major Mistake
• 12Jan04 – Asia after the Tsunami: Implications for Development and Diplomacy
• 15Jan04 – Leaving No Child Behind? Options for Kids in Failing Schools
• 15Jan04 – Trying Saddam Hussein: International Law, NGOs, and the Death Penalty
• 21Jan04 – The Democratic Presidential Campaigns Respond to the State of the Union: A Joint Discussion on Economic Policy
• 23Jan04 – Systems Integration and Defense Transformation: Supply-Side Briefing on the Future of the Defense Industry
• 23Jan04 – Toward Democracy: A Briefing by Ahmad Chalabi, Member of the Iraqi Governing Council Delegation to the United Nations and United States
• 28Jan04 – Mutual Fund Litigation and Regulation: Is the Cure Worse Than the Disease?
• 29Jan04 – Conservative Democracy and the Globalization of Freedom: A Talk with Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan
• 30Jan04 – The Russian Economy: Strategic Trends, Problems, and Opportunities: With a Keynote Address by Yegor Gaidar, Former Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
• February
• 05Feb04 – The Global Pandemic: AIDS in Africa, China, and Russia
• 06Feb04 – Government Policy and Financial Market Stability: The Case of Fannie Mae
• 18Feb04 – Venezuela: Alternatives for a Country in Crisis
• 19Feb04 – What Are We to Think about the U.N.?
• 20Feb04 – Have Attorney's Fees Risen in Class Action Settlements?
• 23Feb04 – European and American Approaches to Antitrust Remedies and the Institutional Design of Regulation in Telecommunications
• 27Feb04 – The Free State Project: Move and Live Free?
• March
• 01Mar04 – The End of Europe?
• 03Mar04 – Al Odah v. United States: The Supreme Court's First Big Battle in the War on Terrorism
• 08Mar04 – Security and Stability in South Asia The United States, India, and Pakistan
• 09Mar04 – Daniele Capezzone: United States of Europe and America for a World Democracy Organization
• 15Mar04 – Four More Years of Putin? A Briefing on the Russian Presidential Election
• 17Mar04 – One Year Later: An Update on Iraq: Preceded by Briefing with Spanish Ambassador Javier Ruperez
• 18Mar04 – Are Shareholder Lawsuits Useful or Frivolous?
• 22Mar04 – Taiwan: Implications of the March 20 Vote
• 26Mar04 – Roh No More?
• 31Mar04 – Argentina: Economic Challenges in the Wake of Default
• 31Mar04 – The UN Human Rights Commission: Can It Be Rescued?
• April
• 02Apr04 – Preemption in the Rehnquist Court
• 06Apr04 – How Leading Health Plans Are Reshaping Health Care
• 13Apr04 – Leave No Continent Behind: U.S. National Security Interests in Africa
• 14Apr04 – Haiti: The Road Ahead
• 15Apr04 – Should Conservatives Favor Same-Sex Marriage?
• 15Apr04 – Assuring Vaccine Supply
• 16Apr04 – Address by Senator Fred Thompson: The War in Iraq, Terrorism, and the 2004 Presidential Election
• 21Apr04 – U.S.-India Relations: The Economic Dimension
• 23Apr04 – United We Stand? Evaluating Sectarian Divides in Iraq
• 26Apr04 – The Supreme Court and the Military Detention of U.S. Citizen Enemy Combatants: The Hamdi and Padilla Cases
• 27Apr04 – The Bushes: Portrait of a Dynasty
• May
• 04May04 – China Hands: Nine Decades of Adventure, Espionage, and Diplomacy in Asia
• 04May04 – Winning Iraq: A Briefing on the Anniversary of the End of Major Combat Operations — With Keynote Address by Douglas Feith, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
• 05May04 – Whither Nation-Building? Can the United States and the United Nations Harmonize Their Efforts?
• 11May04 – Selling America: How Well Does U.S. Government Broadcasting Work in the Middle East?
• 12May04 – The Real Obstacles to Treating AIDS, Malaria, and Tuberculosis in Developing Countries
• 12May04 – The Bush Doctrine: Exceptions to the Rule?
• 13May04 – Competition Laws in Conflict: Antitrust Jurisdiction in the Global Economy: With a Keynote Address by FTC Chairman Timothy J. Muris
• 14May04 – The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: The Transfer of Sovereignty, the Future Iraqi Leadership, and the Real Meaning of Re-Baathification
• 14May04 – Iceland's Economic Performance
• 14May04 – The Hand-off: Toward Iraqi Sovereignty
• 24May04 – America's East Asian Alliances: Starting to Unravel?
• 26May04 – Did Workers Pay for the Expansion of Products Liability Law?
• June
• 03Jun04 – The Connection: How al Qaeda's Collaboration with Saddam Hussein Has Endangered America
• 03Jun04 – A Change of Guard in India: The 2004 General Elections and After
• 08Jun04 – Naming Names: The Torturers of Saddam's Abu Ghraib and Their Place in the New Iraq
• 09Jun04 – Global Economic Challenges for the IMF's New Chief: With Opening Remarks by John Taylor, Under Secretary for International Affairs, U.S. Treasury
• 10Jun04 – Election Watch, June 2004
• 14Jun04 – Exactitude and Precision in Accounting Is an Illusion: The American Assembly's Report on the Future of the Accounting Industry
• 23Jun04 – Educating Iraq: New Schools and New Lessons for a New Nation
• 24Jun04 – War, International Law, and Sovereignty: Reevaluating the Rules of the Game in a New Century
• 29Jun04 – Terror, Torts, and Telecom: The Supreme Court's 2003-2004 Term
• 29Jun04 – What Next?: Iraqis Take Control
• 30Jun04 – The Khodorkovsky Trial
• July
• 28Jul04 – What Would a Kerry Presidency Be Like?
• August
• 04Aug04 – The United Nations and Israel
• 06Aug04 – Sudan: Genocide, Terrorism, and America's National Interest
• 31Aug04 – How Would George W. Bush Govern in a Second Term?
• September
• 07Sep04 – Operation Iraqi Freedom: A Strategic Assessment
• 15Sep04 – Is Everyone's Life Worth the Same? Dilemmas for Regulators
• 21Sep04 – Terrorism in Russia: The Beslan Tragedy and Putin's Response
• 22Sep04 – What Do We Know about Contingency Fees?
• 27Sep04 – The Contract with America Looking Back and Looking Forward: What Does It Mean for the Twenty-First Century?
• 28Sep04 – The International Atomic Energy Agency: The World's Enforcer or Paper Tiger?
• 29Sep04 – The Universal Hunger for Liberty: Why the Clash of Civilizations Is Not Inevitable
• October
• 05Oct04 – Can States Reform Torts?
• 06Oct04 – A Conversation with Adel Abdul Mahdi, the Iraqi Minister of Finance
• 07Oct04 – Election Watch, October 2004
• 10Oct04 – Economic Policy and the 2004 Election Debate
• 13Oct04 – Iraq: Sovereignty, Security, and Justice
• 15Oct04 – From De-Bolshevization to De-Baathification: Post-Soviet Europe's Lessons for Iraq after Saddam
• 18Oct04 – The Permanent North Korean Crisis: What Should the Next Administration Do?
• 19Oct04 – Absentee Ballot Voting
• November
• 04Nov04 – Election Watch, November 2004
• 04Nov04 – Policy Challenges of Global Payment Imbalances: With a Keynote Speech by John Taylor, Under Secretary for International Affairs, U.S. Treasury
• 09Nov04 – Foreign Policy in the Second Bush Administration
• 10Nov04 – The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror
• 10Nov04 – Federalism under the Influence: Dope, Booze, and the Commerce Clause
• 10Nov04 – Torture for Intelligence in the Post-9/11 World
• 12Nov04 – Race, Medicine, and Public Policy
• December
• 01Dec04 – End of the Line: The Failure of Amtrak Reform and the Future of America's Passenger Trains
• 06Dec04 – Education after the 2004 Election
• 08Dec04 – Winning Hearts and Minds: Information Warfare in the Global War on Terror
• 08Dec04 – The United Nations Oil-for-Food Scandal: "United No More?" Event Series
• 08Dec04 – After Arafat: Prospects for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
• 08Dec04 – Religious and European: An Unacceptable Combination?
• 10Dec04 – Catastrophe in Chechnya: Escaping the Quagmire
• 10Dec04 – Ukraine's Choice: Europe or Russia?
• 2005 – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 06Jan05 – The Islamic Paradox: Shiite Clerics, Sunni Fundamentalists, and the Coming of Arab Democracy
• 10Jan05 – China and the Global Economic Recovery: With Speeches by Anne Krueger of the IMF and Randal Quarles of the U.S. Treasury
• 10Jan05 – Relearning Counterinsurgency: History Lessons for Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Global War on Terror
• 13Jan05 – The Pentagon Budget Cuts
• 25Jan05 – Class Action Reform: How Far and How Fast?
• 27Jan05 – The Iraqi Elections…
• February
• 01Feb05 – Europe, China, and the Arms Embargo: The Implications of Sino-European Partnership for American Interests
• 03Feb05 – Receivership Powers: What Are They and Should Fannie and Freddie's Regulator Have Them?
• 07Feb05 – Reading at Risk: Can a Reading Culture Be Revived?
• 10Feb05 – The Bottomless Well: The Twilight of Fuel, the Virtue of Waste, and Why We Will Never Run Out of Energy
• 14Feb05 – A "Liberal" Education? The Effects of Ideology in the Classroom
• 15Feb05 – Making America Safer: Reforming Congress for the post-9/11 Era
• 16Feb05 – Saudi Government Propaganda in the United States: Avowed Ally or Secret Enemy?
• 17Feb05 – U.S. Policy toward Putin's Russia: Time for a Change?
• 24Feb05 – Air Power, Iraq, and the Future American Way of War
• 25Feb05 – Winning the Future
• March
• 01Mar05 – Making the Endangered Species Act Work for Both Species and Landowners
• 03Mar05 – Who Is to Blame for Obesity?
• 08Mar05 – Assessing the U.S.-Afghan Partnership
• 09Mar05 – The Business of Stem Cells: Re-Examining Federal, State, and Private Funding and Regulatory Initiatives
• 10Mar05 – The Patent System and the New Economy
• 11Mar05 – The Future for Investors
• 14Mar05 – Will China be a Coherent Strategic Actor in Asia?
• 16Mar05 – U.S. Strategy in Iraq and the Global War on Terror
• 22Mar05 – The Future of the World Trade Organization: A Report by the Consultative Board to the WTO Director General Supachai Panitchpakdi
• 23Mar05 – Can the U.S.-Turkish Relationship Be Repaired?
• 29Mar05 – A New Approach to Personal Social Security Accounts
• 30Mar05 – The Limits of International Law
• 30Mar05 – Is It a Revolution or What?
• April
• 04Apr05 – The Revitalization of the U.S.-Japan Alliance: An American, Japanese, Chinese, and Australian Perspective
• 06Apr05 – Progress and Prospects of Democratization in Egypt and throughout the Arab World
• 11Apr05 – The Future of the United States Army
• 18Apr05 – Not a Good Day to Die: The Untold Story of Afghanistan's Operation Anaconda
• 20Apr05 – Economic Trends in Putin's Russia
• 21Apr05 – How Sustainable Is China's Economic Growth?
• 22Apr05 – The Supreme Court: Lochner at 100 Still Crazy after All These Years?
• 25Apr05 – With the Best of Intentions: Lessons Learned in K-12 Education Philanthropy
• May
• 02May05 – State Tax Incentives for Business: Healthy Competition or "Race to the Bottom"?
• 02May05 – The Future of Culture in a Globalized World
• 04May05 – U.S. Intelligence Reform and the WMD Commission Report
• 09May05 – Energy Issues in U.S.-PRC Relations
• 11May05 – The Global Experience of Pension Reform
• 13May05 – Will Technology Be a Source of Chinese Influence in Asia?
• 25May05 – Leave No Principal Behind: What Is Being Taught in Principal Preparation Programs?
• June
• 06Jun05 – Toward Fundamental Tax Reform
• 07Jun05 – The World Bank under Wolfowitz
• 09Jun05 – Government by Consent Decree?
• 09Jun05 – A New Course for Japan's Security Policy?
• 10Jun05 – The Military We Need: The Defense Requirements of the Bush Doctrine
• 15Jun05 – China, Taiwan, and Asia Is Economics Reshaping Politics?
• 16Jun05 – Iranian Presidential Elections
• 20Jun05 – The Future of the United States Navy
• 27Jun05 – After the Gaza Disengagement: Establishing Defensible Borders for Israel
• 28Jun05 – The Future of Conservatism
• 29Jun05 – Fifth Annual Supreme Court Review
• July
• 08Jul05 – Should the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 be extended?
• 11Jul05 – AEI Briefing on the London Terrorist Attacks
• 12Jul05 – How is Bush governing in his second term?
• 21Jul05 – China and the New Economic Geography of Asia?
• 25Jul05 – The United States and India: A New Nuclear Partnership?
• 26Jul05 – Demystifying Hedge Funds
• 27Jul05 – The Future of Iraq: Fighting an Insurgency While Building a Nation
• August
• 18Aug05 – The Future of the United States Marine Corps: With General Michael W. Hagee, Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps.
• September
• 01Sep05 – THE COURT OF DISBELIEF: A LECTURE BY FRANCIS BECKWITH
• 07Sep05 – The $253 Million Vioxx Verdict: What Does It Mean?
• 16Sep05 – Development and Democracy in Ethiopia: A private discussion with Hailu Shawel
• 26Sep05 – Is there a Better Way to Regulate Mutual Funds?
• 30Sep05 – China in Asia: Competing Visions of Regional Economic Integration
• October
• 03Oct05 – Katrina's Liability Implications
• 05Oct05 – Remaking Iraq
• 06Oct05 – After the Elections
• 11Oct05 – The Future of the U.S. Air Force: With General T. Michael Moseley, Chief of Staff of the Air Force
• 12Oct05 – The Struggle for Fallujah: An Insider’s Account
• 13Oct05 – The Future of Kosovo: Transatlantic Policy toward the Balkans
• 14Oct05 – Russia: Today, Tomorrow – and in 2008
• 19Oct05 – Winning Afghanistan
• 21Oct05 – Science Wars: Should Schools Teach Intelligent Design?
• 24Oct05 – Is There a Better Way to Regulate Mutual Funds?
• November
• 04Nov05 – China in Asia
• 09Nov05 – Where Goes the Libya Model?
• 09Nov05 – The War on Terror in Southeast Asia
• 09Nov05 – "AN INSIDER'S VIEW: DEMOCRATIC POLITICS AT WORK IN IRAQ" A FOREIGN POLICY BRIEFING FROM IRAQI DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AHMAD CHALABI
• 10Nov05 – SENATOR JOHN McCAIN Q&A
• 14Nov05 – Educational Entrepreneurship: Why It Matters, What Risks It Poses, and How to Make the Most of It
• 16Nov05 – Revitalizing NATO for the Challenges of a New Era
• 21Nov05 – Iraq and the War on Terror: A Speech by the Vice President of the United States
• December
• 07Dec05 – NGOs: Indispensable or Unaccountable?
• 12Dec05 – Will China Wield Soft Power in Asia?
• 13Dec05 – The Regulation of Commodity Pools by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
• 14Dec05 – Economic Development without Political Liberalization: Will the Chinese Model Prevail over the “Global March of Freedom”?
• 14Dec05 – Bridge over Troubled Waters: Putting Transatlantic Relations back on Track: The Honorable Daniel Fried, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, Department of State
• 19Dec05 – The Medical Malpractice Myth?
• 2006 - Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 03Jan06 – The Regulation of Mutual Funds: Competition with Other Investment Vehicles for Retirement Savings
• 10Jan06 – After the Storm: Lessons Learned from the Tsunami One Year Later
• 13Jan06 – Dissent and Reform in the Arab World: Dissidents and Reformers from the Arab World Speak Out
• 17Jan06 – Implementing the National Security Strategy: The Quadrennial Defense Review in an Era of Coalition Partnerships
• 18Jan06 – A Strategy for Victory in Iraq
• 19Jan06 – Will the FAIR Act Fix the Asbestos Mess?
• 30Jan06 – The 2006 State of the Union: Addressing Key Questions of Foreign and Economic Policy
• February
• 01Feb06 – Sustaining the Alliance: U.S.-Korean Relations in the New Asia
• 02Feb06 – Next Steps: The Iranian Threat; With Keynote Addresses by Senator Sam Brownback and Acting Assistant Secretary Stephen G. Rademaker
• 08Feb06 – The Tenth Anniversary of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: A Tough Act to Follow?
• 13Feb06 – Troubled Ties: The Future of Sino-Japanese Relations
• 14Feb06 – Panic Attack: The New Precautionary Culture, the Politics of Fear, and the Risks to Innovation
• 21Feb06 – Outsourcing of American Law; With Keynote Address by Justice Antonin Scalia
• 22Feb06 – The Health Disparities Myth: Diagnosing the Treatment Gap
• 28Feb06 – Former SEC Division Directors Give Their Views on Regulatory Reform
• March
• 01Mar06 – The New NGO Law in Russia: Weakening Civil Society or Strengthening the Rule of Law?
• 13Mar06 – Sarbanes-Oxley: What Have We Learned?
• 15Mar06 – The Economics of the Mutual Fund Industry
• 22Mar06 – The Water Revolution: Practical Solutions to Water Scarcity
• 22Mar06 – Who Decides Taiwan's Future? A Speech by Taipei Mayor Ma Ying-Jeou
• 23Mar06 – Military Tribunals on Trial: Hamdan v. Rumsfeld
• 24Mar06 – Does Democracy Have a Future in China?
• 27Mar06 – Tear Down This Wall? Fixing a Broken Immigration System
• 28Mar06 – Abortion Legalization and Crime Rates: Is There a Relationship?
• 29Mar06 – A Better Bargain: Overhauling Teacher Collective Bargaining for the 21st Century: With a Special Address on Education Reform by Governor Mitt Romney (R- Mass.)
• 30Mar06 – Religious Freedom in North Korea: Update and Options
• 31Mar06 – AEI Series: Dissent and Reform in the Arab World
• April
• 03Apr06 – The Future of U.S. Trade Policy: With a Keynote Address by Congressman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee
• 05Apr06 – Repairing the U.S.-Taiwan Security Relationship: Challenges and Opportunities
• 05Apr06 – Medical Malpractice Liability and Physician Supply: HEALTH POLICY DISCUSSION
• 10Apr06 – Who Controls the Internet? Illusions of a Borderless World
• 13Apr06 – The NCLB Consensus: Lasting Force or Passing Fancy?
• 13Apr06 – What's the Matter with Zimbabwe? A Case Study in Economic Collapse
• 14Apr06 – An Economist's View of Mutual Fund Regulation
• 18Apr06 – Paying for Change? Best Practices for Philanthropy and Urban School Reform
• 19Apr06 – Combating the Diseases of Poverty: Aid versus Innovation
• 19Apr06 – The Economic Dimension: The United States and India
• 20Apr06 – Character and Cops: Ethics in Policing
• 24Apr06 – The Debate over Civil War: Is Iraq at the Brink?
• 24Apr06 – The U.S.-India Civil Nuclear Cooperation Initiative: Address by Ambassador David C. Mulford
• 24Apr06 – The U.S. Senate Takes On Medical Malpractice Reform
• 25Apr06 – Why Foreign Aid Has Failed . . . and How to Fix It
• 26Apr06 – Competition for Mutual Funds from New Collective Investment Vehicles
• 26Apr06 – Ending the Dishonesty: The Way Forward on Border Control and Patriotic Immigration
• May
• 03May06 – The Mexican Elections: Why They Matter
• 08May06 – China's Undersea Warfare: Strategy and Capabilities
• 09May06 – The Bogle Critique of the Mutual Fund Industry
• 11May06 – The U.S.-Indian Strategic Partnership: The Nuclear Deal and Beyond
• 17May06 – Reporting from Iraq: Veterans Speak Out on the Media’s Coverage of the Iraq War
• 18May06 – The Regulation and Structure of Collective Investment Vehicles outside the United States
• 19May06 – Whither Russia's Oil?
• 22May06 – Clean Development and Climate: A Policy Address by James L. Connaughton, Chairman of the Council on Environmental Quality
• 23May06 – U.S.-Chile Free Trade Agreement: Building on Success
• 24May06 – Security Crisis in Southeast Asia: Terrorism, Despotism, and American Interests
• 24May06 – Successes and Challenges in Terrorism Prosecutions: An In-Depth Look at Department of Justice Terrorism Cases after 9/11
• 25May06 – In the Eye of the Storm: Can the Organization of American States Calm a Restless Hemisphere?
• 30May06 – The SEC's Interactive Data Revolution: Improved Disclosure for Investors, Less Expensive Reporting for Companies: Featuring Remarks by SEC Chairman Christopher Cox
• 31May06 – The Value of Play: A Forum on Risk, Recreation, and Children’s Health
• June
• 02Jun06 – Corporate Income Taxation and the Economy: With keynote address by Council of Economic Advisers chairman Edward Lazear
• 06Jun06 – A West Bank-Jordan Alliance?
• 08Jun06 – Can Foreign Aid Help Win the War on Terror?
• 27Jun06 – Enhancing the U.S.-Australian Alliance: A Speech by Australian Defense Minister Brendan John Nelson
• 29Jun06 – Securing Our Borders: An Address by Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff
• 30Jun06 – Diplomatic Déjà vu?: Nuclear Deal-Making with Iran
• July
• 06Jul06 – Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili at AEI
• 11Jul06 – China's Growing Missile Force: What It Means for the Strategic Balance in Asia
• 13Jul06 – Global Leadership? Assessing U.S. Foreign Policy in the Run-Up to the G-8 Summit
• 20Jul06 – The View from a Rogue State: What Napoleon Can Tell Us about Dealing with Iran
• 24Jul06 – The Future of the Iraqi Armed Forces
• 25Jul06 – Strengthening the U.S.-Taiwan Relationship: The Prospects for a Free Trade Agreement
• August
• 07Aug06 – Spoiling for a Fight: The Rise of Eliot Spitzer
• September
• 05Sep06 – Educational Entrepreneurship: Realities, Challenges, Possibilities
• 07Sep06 – National Security and Freedom of the Press
• 08Sep06 – Five Years Later: A Progress Report on U.S. Security Post-9/11 — With a keynote address by Stuart Levey, under secretary of treasury for terrorism and financial intelligence
• 13Sep06 – Breakfast with Jim Lockhart and Senator Chuck Hagel
• 21Sep06 – Rate Deregulation and Consumers
• 22Sep06 – The 2006 Elections: Are We Ready?
• 26Sep06 – Breakfast with Representative Pete Hoekstra: Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
• October
• 03Oct06 – The World Trading System after the Collapse of Doha: The WTO, Developing Countries, and Regionalism — With Remarks by U.S. Trade Representative Susan C. Schwab
• 04Oct06 – Is Somalia Dangerous? U.S. Policy in the Horn of Africa
• 06Oct06 – Is Nuclear Power a Solution to Global Warming and Rising Energy Prices?
• 10Oct06 – Women in the Middle East: The Beacon of Change
• 12Oct06 – The Fallout of the North Korean Nuclear Test
• 16Oct06 – The Knowledge Deficit
• 16Oct06 – The Spread of Nuclear Weapons: Is Iran Next?
• 23Oct06 – The Entrepreneurial Imperative
• 26Oct06 – AEI SERIES: DISSENT AND REFORM IN THE ARAB WORLD: Empowering Democrats
• 30Oct06 – Finding the Target: The Transformation of American Military Policy
• 31Oct06 – Russian Foreign Policy Today: Ideology, Objectives, Tactics
• November
• 01Nov06 – Beijing Safari: The Challenges of China's Growing Ties to Africa
• 08Nov06 – Ethanol: Boon or Boondoggle?
• 13Nov06 – The Collapse of the Soviet Union: Lessons for Contemporary Russia: Lecture by Yegor Gaidar, President of the Institute of the Economy in Transition
• 13Nov06 – Liberal Reform in an Illiberal Regime
• 14Nov06 – Perspectives on the Basel II Capital Adequacy Framework
• 21Nov06 – Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency
• 28Nov06 – Watters v. Wachovia Bank: The Roberts Court Weighs In on Preemption
• 30Nov06 – Fixing Failing Schools: Is the NCLB Toolkit Working?
• December
• 01Dec06 – Venezuelans Vote: Democracy's Last Stand?
• 11Dec06 – Strategic Options for Bush Administration Climate Policy
• 12Dec06 – Elections in Iran
• 14Dec06 – Choosing Victory: A Plan for Success in Iraq
• 2007 – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 05Jan07 – Iraq: A Turning Point — With Reports from Iraq from Senators John McCain and Joseph Lieberman
• 17Jan07 – Democracy and the Third Branch: A Speech by Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales
• 17Jan07 – Do Numbers Matter? The Crisis in Military Resources
• 22Jan07 – Constitutional Change in Taiwan: Provocation or Democratic Consolidation?
• February
• 07Feb07 – Hedging in Hanoi: The Progress and Pitfalls of U.S.-Vietnam Relations
• 13Feb07 – Reform in Bahrain: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back?
• 15Feb07 – An Address by The Honorable George W. Bush, President of the United States: The Global War on Terror
• 26Feb07 – The Struggle for Lebanon: An Address by Walid Jumblatt
• 27Feb07 – Moving toward a Free Cuba: With a Keynote Address by The Honorable Carlos Gutierrez, Secretary, U.S. Department of Commerce
• March
• 06Mar07 – Ronald Reagan: Fate, Freedom, and the Making of History
• 07Mar07 – Annual Dinner 2007: Honoring Bernard Lewis
• 09Mar07 – Is Our Election System Broken? Can We Fix It? AEI-Brookings Election Reform Project
• 15Mar07 – Why Johnny Doesn't Vote
• 26Mar07 – Election Reform Lessons from Mexico
• 28Mar07 – Mortgage Credit and Subprime Lending: Implications of a Deflating Bubble
• 28Mar07 – Can Iraq's Militias Be Disbanded?
• 29Mar07 – How Does the United Kingdom’s Financial Services Authority Work?
• April
• 05Apr07 – A Fair Deal with North Korea?
• 16Apr07 – Options to Fix the Alternative Minimum Tax
• 17Apr07 – The North Korean Economy: Between Crisis and Catastrophe
• 18Apr07 – Can Post-Conflict Administrations Work? Lessons from the Coalition Provisional Authority
• 23Apr07 – Expert Witnesses, Adversarial Bias, and the (Partial) Failure of the Daubert Revolution
• 24Apr07 – Who's Afraid of North Korean Regime Collapse? With Robert Joseph, Former Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security
• 24Apr07 – Promoting Health Insurance for Children and All Americans: An Address by and Dialogue with Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt
• 25Apr07 – Sustaining the Surge — Phase II of “Choosing Victory: A Plan for Success in Iraq”
• May
• 03May07 – Civil War and Genocide in Darfur: Chinese and Saharan Dimensions
• 04May07 – Who Is Accountable for Refugee Rights?
• 07May07 – Has the Supreme Court Seen Green? The Ramifications of Mass. v. EPA
• 08May07 – In Search of an Historic Yeltsin: The Man and His Era
• 09May07 – Risky Business? Global Investment in Iran
• 16May07 – Antitrust Consent Decrees in Theory and Practice
• 16May07 – True Deceiver: How a Castro Spy Wrote the Pentagon's Playbook on Cuba
• 21May07 – The Politics of Knowledge: Why Research Does (or Does Not) Influence Education Policy
• June
• 04Jun07 – Corporate Image Advertising and the Future of Free Enterprise
• 06Jun07 – Transparency and Accountability in Foreign Aid: With Remarks by Senator Tom Coburn
• 08Jun07 – Government of the People, by the People, and for the People: The Next Governing Majority and the Transformation of American Politics and Government
• 28Jun07 – California's Climate Law: Boon or Boondoggle?
• 29Jun07 – Medical Malpractice Insurance Studies
• July
• 09Jul07 – Assessing the Surge in Iraq
• 26Jul07 – Divesting from Iran: A Briefing from State and Federal Legislators
• August
• September
• 06Sep07 – "No Middle Way": Two Reports on Iraq: Special Remarks: U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) Member, U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services
• 12Sep07 – African Perspectives on a Rising China
• 18Sep07 – Russia on the Eve of Elections: Continuity or Change?
• 20Sep07 – AFRICOM: Implications for African Security and U.S.-African Relations
• 27Sep07 – Medellin v. Texas: Presidential Power and International Tribunals
• 28Sep07 – Annual Supreme Court Briefing
• October
• 01Oct07 – Women and Science
• 05Oct07 – Stoneridge v. Scientific-Atlanta
• 09Oct07 – "Demographic Divergence" between America and Europe: Another Strain for the Transatlantic Alliance?
• 16Oct07 – No Child Left Behind's Remedy Provisions: In Need of Improvement?
• 16Oct07 – Who Leads the United Nations?
• 16Oct07 – Burma's Saffron Revolution: How Should the World Respond?
• 23Oct07 – Asia 2012: Security Challenges and Opportunities for Development
• 25Oct07 – The Supply Side of School Reform and the Future of Educational Entrepreneurship
• 30Oct07 – A World without Agriculture: HENRY WENDT LECTURE
• November
• 08Nov07 – Battling the Deadly Drug Cartels in Mexico: A Shared Responsibility: With a Keynote Speech by Representative Henry Cuellar
• 13Nov07 – Surrender Is Not an Option
• 15Nov07 – Is the Rating Agency System Broken or Fine?
• 27Nov07 – The History, Impact, and Future of Private Equity: Ownership, Governance, and Firm Performance
• 27Nov07 – The History, Impact, and Future of Private Equity: Keynote Address by Michael Jensen
• 27Nov07 – The History, Impact, and Future of Private Equity
• December
• 03Dec07 – Healthy Aging: Europe’s Economic Trump Card?
• 07Dec07 – From Registration to Recounts: A Study of Election Ecosystems
• 17Dec07 – What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Five AEI Economists Assess the Present and the Future of the Financial Markets
• 18Dec07 – What's Wrong with the Russian Economy?
• 20Dec07 – Will an Optional Federal Charter for Insurers Increase International Insurance Competition?
• 2008 – Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
• January
• 02Jan08 – The Crisis in Pakistan and American Policy
• 07Jan08 – Comeback: Conservatism That Can Win Again
• 07Jan08 – The Vioxx Settlement
• 14Jan08 – The Reluctant Realism of George H. W. Bush
• 14Jan08 – Can Indicator-Based Competition Make Foreign Aid Work?
• 15Jan08 – Principles for Economic Engagement for a Free Cuba
• 17Jan08 – The North Korean Problem: Toward a Diplomatic Solution in 2008?
• 24Jan08 – How Do the Stalin Archives Affect Views of the Past, Present, and Future?
• 28Jan08 – Reforming the Regulation of Financial Services: A Luncheon Address by Steve Bartlett
• 28Jan08 – The 2008 State of the Union: Addressing Key Questions of Foreign and Economic Policy
• 31Jan08 – Why Don't Poor Countries Choose Capitalism?
• 31Jan08 – Poland and the Future of Transatlantic Relations: An Address by Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski
• February
• 04Feb08 – The Battle for Cyberspace: Blogging and Dissidence in the Middle East
• 07Feb08 – Real Change: From the World That Fails to the World That Works
• 13Feb08 – The Future of Urban School Reform: An Address by D.C. Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee
• 14Feb08 – Taxation, Representation, and Growth in Developing Countries: Is Foreign Aid Similar to the Resource Curse?
• 15Feb08 – The Implications of Kosovo's Independence for U.S. Foreign Policy
• 19Feb08 – U.S.-South Korean Relations: A New Era of Cooperation?
• 20Feb08 – Gaining Ground: New Reforms from Old Europe
• 21Feb08 – Federal Preemption and the Supreme Court
• 26Feb08 – Navigating the New U.S.-Indian Defense Relationship
• March
• 07Mar08 – Taking It to the Next Level: Transforming the U.S.-Japanese Alliance
• 10Mar08 – What Now for Russia? The Regime and Opposition after the Presidential "Election"
• 12Mar08 – What if Reagan Had Not Run and the Soviet Union Still Existed? The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of Two Speeches That Changed History
• 13Mar08 – Oncology Drug Development: Rethinking FDA Oversight
• 18Mar08 – What Was the Marshall Plan? Drawing the Right Lessons for Today's Development Challenges
• 19Mar08 – Anti-Semitism and the War on Terror
• 24Mar08 – Iraq: The Way Ahead — THE IRAQ PLANNING GROUP'S PHASE IV REPORT
• 27Mar08 – The Obama Challenge: What Is the Right Change to Help All Americans Pursue Happiness and Create Prosperity?
• April
• 08Apr08 – The Crisis in Nonproliferation: Meeting the Challenge
• 08Apr08 – What Is Fair Value Accounting and Why Are People Concerned about It?
• 10Apr08 – Is Free Trade Good for Your Health?
• 14Apr08 – Cracking Down on Killer Drugs: Dora Akunyili and the Nigerian Success Story
• 14Apr08 – Dictating Norms: Who Decides What Is Right for the World? The Inauguration of Global Governance Watch
• 17Apr08 – Lula's Legacy: Challenges and Opportunities for Brazil — With an Address by Brazilian Ambassador Antonio Patriota
• 22Apr08 – Understanding America: The Anatomy of an Exceptional Nation
• 28Apr08 – What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part II
• 30Apr08 – Making the World Safer . . . for Kim Jong Il: THE RECENT RECORD ON NORTH KOREA
• May
• 05May08 – Deconstructing the Republic: Voting Rights, the Supreme Court, and the Founders' Republicanism Reconsidered
• 05May08 – Shadow Financial Regulatory Committee
• 12May08 – Our Polish Partners: A Review of Poland's Mission in Iraq — With an Address by Polish Ambassador to Iraq Edward Pietrzyk
• 13May08 – After the Iraqi Offensive: An Address by Colonel H. R. McMaster
• 14May08 – The Organization of American States: Falling Down on the Job? With an Address by Ambassador Hector E. Morales Jr.
• 15May08 – Does Science Make Belief in God Obsolete? Cosponsored by the John Templeton Foundation
• 19May08 – Iran in Three Dimensions
• 21May08 – Off-Label Uses of Approved Drugs: Medicine, Law, and Policy
• 28May08 – The Middle East Unravels: Lessons from Lebanon
• 28May08 – The Milberg Weiss Prosecution: No Harm, No Foul?
• 29May08 – What If the United States Sneezed and Latin America Didn't Catch a Cold?
• June
• 05Jun08 – The Challenge of Reforming Urban Schools An Address by New York City Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein
• 05Jun08 – Can India Afford to Be a Great Power?
• 24Jun08 – How to Improve the Credit Rating Agency Sector
• 26Jun08 – Termites in the Trading System: How Preferential Agreements Undermine Free Trade
• July
• 02Jul08 – Was Malthus Right? Was Today's Global Food Crisis Inevitable? With Addresses by Senator Richard Lugar and World Bank President Robert Zoellick
• 03Jul08 – Geoengineering: A Revolutionary Approach to Climate Change
• 07Jul08 – Asian Economies in Transition: Will the United States Be Left Behind? With a Keynote Address by Christopher A. Padilla, Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade
• 08Jul08 – Grand New Party: How Republicans Can Win the Working Class and Save the American Dream
• 09Jul08 – The Future of Insurance Regulation
• 24Jul08 – The 2008 Iraq Debate: An Assessment from the Ground
• August
• 06Aug08 – The Collapse of the WTO Doha Round Trade Talks: Implications and Future — With a Keynote Presentation by USTR General Counsel Warren H. Maruyama
• 13Aug08 – The War in the Caucasus: An Initial Assessment
• September
• 09Sep08 – The Largest Municipal Bankruptcy Ever? Jefferson County and Municipal Finance in the Wake of the Bubble
• 12Sep08 – The Future of Federalism
• 17Sep08 – Partners in Peril: How Will Japan's Economic Woes Affect the United States?
• 17Sep08 – "Missing Girls" in Asia: Magnitudes, Implications, and Possible Responses
• 18Sep08 – The Perils of Populism: Hot Spots in Latin America  — With a Keynote Presentation by Salvadoran Foreign Minister Marisol Argueta
• 19Sep08 – Can Covered Bonds Compete with Fannie and Freddie?
• 19Sep08 – Taiwan's International Space: With a Keynote Address by Ambassador John R. Bolton
• October
• 02Oct08 – Trade Tsunami: Will U.S.-Japanese Trade Stay Afloat in a Global Crisis? With a Keynote Address by Wendy Cutler, Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for Japan, Korea and APEC Affairs
• 02Oct08 – What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part III
• 08Oct08 – The Theory and Practice of Bailouts
• 21Oct08 – Beyond November: Terrorists, Rogue States, and Democracy
• 27Oct08 – The Supreme Court's Business
• 30Oct08 – The Deflating Mortgage and Housing Bubble, Part IV: Where Is the Bottom?
• 31Oct08 – Drill Here, Drill Now, Pay Less: A Handbook for Slashing Gas Prices and Solving Our Energy Crisis
• November
• 10Nov08 – What Is Next for School Choice?
• 13Nov08 – A New White House Faces a Tougher Kremlin: Tackling Contentious Multilateral Issues in U.S.-Russian Relations — With an off the record Keynote Address by U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Europe and Eurasia Daniel Fried
• 14Nov08 – Why Did Welfare Caseloads Collapse? The Mystery of Diversion
• 19Nov08 – The Future of Education Research: An Address by Anthony S. Bryk
• 19Nov08 – The Poverty of "The Poverty Rate": Measure and Mismeasure of Want in Modern America
• 20Nov08 – Securing Freedom: A Report on the Future of the U.S.-Japanese Alliance
• December
• 02Dec08 – Iran's Nuclear Timeline and the West's Options
• 03Dec08 – Chronic Crisis in Eastern Congo
• 04Dec08 – Corporate Responsibility in an Era of New Internationalism
• 09Dec08 – Russia's Economic Crisis: How Deep? How Wide? How Lethal?
• 15Dec08 – The Next Frontier in School Choice: Tuition Tax Credits?
• 2009 - 
• 06Jan09 – Development Beyond Aid: Remaking U.S. Development Policy for a Changed World
• 07Jan09 – Development Beyond Aid: Remaking U.S. Development Policy for a Changed World
• 08Jan09 – Balancing Deregulation and Consumer Protection: An Address by Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin J. Martin
• 12Jan09 – An American Strategy for Asia
• 16Jan09 – How Serious Is the Mortgage Problem That Will Confront President Obama?
• 23Jan09 – Is Deregulation a Cause of the Financial Crisis?
• 26Jan09 – Presidential Command
• 27Jan09 – Life Without Lawyers
• 28Jan09 – Bust, Bankruptcy, Bailouts: What Should We Do Now?
• 29Jan09 – The Law Market
• 30Jan09 – The Imam Returned: Thirty Years of Revolution in Iran
• 26Feb09 – Rethinking Education Schools for a New Era: An Address by James G. Cibulka, President of NCATE

Miscellaneous Transcripts

From time to time Doom has created transcripts for other audio / video resources on the web.

THE MISC LIST …

1. 26 JUN 2007 book¹⁷ promotion "Can We Afford the Military We Need?"¹⁸ – transcript part I, transcript part II
2. 16 MAY 2008 "Algorithmic Trading Podcast Special Edition – Low Latency (featuring Thomas Chippas, Deutsche Bank)"¹⁵ – transcript
3. 27 NOV 2008 "CBC World Report 8AM" – partial transcript
4. 27 APR 2009 book¹⁶ promotion: "CBC The Current — Part 3: Goldman Sachs" – transcript

Misc Participants

• Participant – event codes … [(c) - chair, (h) - host, (r) - reporter]
• Thomas Chippas – B
• Tom Donnelly – A
• Greg Grimer – B (r)
• Kevin Hassett – A (c)
• Bob Hormats – A
• David Cay Johnston – D
• Fred Kagan – A
• Mike O’Hara – B (h)
• Dwight Smith – C (r)
• Anna Maria Tremonti – D (h)

Misc Questioners

• Questioner – event codes …
• Maury [last name?] – A
• Dave Ahern – A
• John Edwards[ph] – A
• Patrick MaGee[ph] – A
• Garrett Mitchell – A
• Elaine Mittleman – A
• Bruce Powers – A
• Mark Shackwich[ph] – A

Notes and References

[1]: "Mortgage Credit and Subprime Lending: Implications of a Deflating Bubble", AEI event homepage, March 28, 2007.

[2]: "The Deflating Mortgage and Housing Bubble, Part II: The Financial and Political Risks", AEI event homepage, October 11, 2007.

[3]: "The Deflating Mortgage and Housing Bubble, Part III: What Next?", AEI event homepage, March 12, 2008.

[4]: "The Deflating Mortgage and Housing Bubble, Part IV: Where Is the Bottom?", AEI event homepage, October 30, 2008.

[5]: "The Deflating Bubble, Part V: Forecast and Policy Recommendations for the Next Six Months", AEI event homepage, March 17, 2009.

[6]: "Can Elements of the Danish Mortgage System Fix Mortgage Securitization in the United States?", AEI event homepage, March 26, 2009.

[7]: "Receivership Powers: What Are They and Should Fannie and Freddie's Regulator Have Them?", AEI event homepage, February 3, 2005.

[8]: "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part III", AEI event homepage, October 2, 2008.

[9]: "RECENT REORGANIZATION AT THE CHICAGO FHLB" (PDF – scroll down), The Balance Sheet (Chicago FHLB), Summer, 2003.

“Functional organization is the key phrase,” said Alex J. Pollock, President and CEO of the Chicago FHLB. “All the operations areas of the Bank are now under one group, all the marketing areas under one group, etc. This allows a logical approach to our organization.”

A new Operations Group was created and will be headed by Kenneth L. Gould. Operations will have the following divisions: MPF Operations, headed by Frank D. Whelan; Information Systems, headed by Gerald L. McKinney; Transactions Processing, headed by Richard M. Vitellaro; Quality Control, headed by Thomas C. Maag; and a newly-created Procedures and Methods Department.

[10]: "GSE Nation: Interview with Robert Feinberg", The Institutional Risk Analyst, March 17, 2008.

[11]: "Interview with Jerry Idaszak", Small Business Advocate, August 10, 2005.

[12]: "Behind the Integral Systems Feud: Bonnie Wachtel Stuck Her Neck Out in a Very Public Way", by Dina ElBoghdady, Washington Post, January 16, 2006.

[13]: "Putting-Out Production in Modena" (chapter), by Mark Lazerson, in Explorations in Economic Sociology (Google Book preview), ed. Richard Swedberg, 1993.

[14]: "Mr. Smyth and Mr. Ruby Go to Washington", by Lia Oppedisano, Harvard Law School Bulletin, June 10, 2009.

[15]: "ATP Special Edition – Low Latency (featuring Thomas Chippas, Deutsche Bank)", The Algorithmic Trading Podcast, May 16, 2008.

[16]: "Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense (and Stick You with the Bill)" (Google book preview), by David Cay Johnson, Portfolio, 2007.

[17]: "The Price of Liberty: Paying for America's Wars", by Robert D. Hormats, Time Books, May 1, 2007.

[18]: "Can We Afford the Military We Need?", AEI event homepage, June 26, 2007.

[19]: "The Global Financial Crisis: A Plan for Regulatory Reform", AEI event homepage, September 22, 2009.

[20]: "VIEWPOINT: The Wrong Way to Think About the Fate of the GSEs", by Linda Lowell, HousingWire, September 17, 2009.

[21]: "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Part II", AEI event homepage, April 28, 2009.

[22]: "The Deflating Bubble, Part VI: The Lessons of the Bubble and Crisis", AEI event homepage, October 22, 2009.

[23]: "No Way Out: Government Response to the Financial Crisis", AEI event homepage, October 9, 2009.

[24]: Religion and the Rise of Capitalism, by R. H. Tawney. (1926)

[25]: "Frank unveils plan to deal with too-big-to-fail banks: Banks, shareholders, bondholders would pay for their own bailout", by Ronald D. Orol, MarketWatch, October 27, 2009.

(caption beneath video)

Rapid reform unlikely

Brian Gardner, analyst at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, talks to MarketWatch's Stacey Delo about Rep. Barney Frank's plan to regulate banks that are deemed "too big to fail" and whether such legislation would really be effective.

[26]: "Is It Possible to Reprivatize the U.S. Financial System?", AEI event homepage, November 12, 2009.

[27]: "The Fall of the Dollar and the Global Economy", AEI event homepage, July 22, 2003.

[28]: "Can Nonfinancial Indicators Succeed Where GAAP Fails?", AEI event homepage, September 3, 2003.

[29]: "The Profitability of New York Stock Exchange Specialists", AEI event homepage, October 8, 2003.

[30]: "Economic Policy and the 2004 Election Debate", AEI event homepage, October 10, 2003.

[31]: "What Do Institutional Investors Want in a Securities Trading System?", AEI event homepage, October 21, 2003.

[32]: "Proposals for the Privatization of the Housing GSEs", AEI event homepage, October 27, 2003.

[33]: "What's Right and What's Wrong with Corporate Finance Governance in the U.S. Today?", AEI event homepage, January 21, 2004.

[34]: "Plan for the Privatization of the Housing GSEs III", AEI event homepage, February 4, 2004.

[35]: "Government Policy and Financial Market Stability: The Case of Fannie Mae", AEI event homepage, February 6, 2004.

[36]: "The Privatization of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks: Why and How", AEI event homepage, March 18, 2004.

[37]: "Does the United States Really Have the Best Housing-Finance System in the World?", AEI event homepage, March 23, 2004.

[38]: "Do We Understand Fannie Mae's Accounting?", AEI event homepage, April 5, 2004.

[39]: "Sarbanes-Oxley: A Review", AEI event homepage, May 5, 2004.

[40]: "Market Shock and Trading Efficiency: A Comparison of Electronic and Nonelectronic Markets", AEI event homepage, June 10, 2004.

[41]: "Does Federal Government Debt Affect Interest Rates?", AEI event homepage, July 8, 2004.

[42]: "How NASDAQ's Electronic Market Works: A Live Demonstration", AEI event homepage, September 9, 2004.

[43]: "HUD's Affordable Housing Regulations Serving Two Masters Redux", AEI event homepage, September 13, 2004.

[44]: "Privatizing Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks — Book Forum", AEI event homepage, October 4, 2004.

[45]: "Comparing the NYSE, NASDAQ, and the ECNs for Market Quality, Market Depth, and Price Discovery", AEI event homepage, October 13, 2004.

[46]: "Understanding OFHEO's Report on Fannie Mae", AEI event homepage, October 28, 2004.

[47]: "Policy Challenges of Global Payment Imbalances", AEI event homepage, November 4, 2004.

[48]: "Domestic Effects of Foreign Direct Investment — With a Keynote Address by N. Gregory Mankiw, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers", AEI event homepage, December 2, 2004.

[49]: "Bullish on Bush: How George Bush's Ownership Society Will Make America Stronger", AEI event homepage, December 20, 2004.

[50]: "China and the Global Economic Recovery — With Speeches by Anne Krueger of the IMF and Randal Quarles of the U.S. Treasury", AEI event homepage, January 10, 2005.

[51]: "The SEC's Regulation NMS", AEI event homepage, January 11, 2005.

[52]: "The Future for Investors", AEI event homepage, March 11, 2005.

[53]: "Should Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's Mortgage and MBS Portfolios Be Capped, Reduced or Eliminated?", AEI event homepage, April 26, 2005.

[54]: "Everything You Wanted to Know about HR 1461 But Were Afraid to Ask", AEI event homepage, June 30, 2005.

[55]: "Skills, Ownership, and Economic Security — An address by Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers", AEI event homepage, July 12, 2005.

[56]: "Demystifying Hedge Funds", AEI event homepage, July 26, 2005.

[57]: "Will Portfolio Limitations for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Adversely Affect Residential Finance?", AEI event homepage, September 13, 2005.

[58]: "How Regulators Can Be Misled By Simplistic Theory", AEI event homepage, September 22, 2005.

[59]: "HR 2990: Improving the Credit Rating Industry ", AEI event homepage, September 27, 2005.

[60]: "Inflation Targeting at Bernanke's Fed?", AEI event homepage, November 22, 2005.

[61]: "What Does the Public Know about Economic Policy?", AEI event homepage, December 5, 2005.

[62]: "The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth", AEI event homepage, January 9, 2006.

[63]: "What Will Greenspan's Departure Mean?", AEI event homepage, January 24, 2006.

[64]: "The IMF’s Role in Foreign Exchange Surveillance: Tim Adams, Under Secretary for International Affairs, U.S. Treasury", AEI event homepage, February 2, 2006.

[65]: "Sarbanes-Oxley: What Have We Learned?", AEI event homepage, March 13, 2006.

[66]: "Data Pricing and Dissemination in a Competitive Securities Market", AEI event homepage, April 6, 2006.

[67]: "The SEC's Interactive Data Revolution: Improved Disclosure for Investors, Less Expensive Reporting for Companies — Featuring Remarks by SEC Chairman Christopher Cox", AEI event homepage, May 30, 2006.

[68]: "Corporate Cash Balances and Economic Activity: With an Address by Governor Kevin M. Warsh of the Federal Reserve", AEI event homepage, July 18, 2006.

[69]: "Breakfast with Jim Lockhart and Senator Chuck Hagel", AEI event homepage, September 13, 2006 .

[70]: "Perspectives on the Basel II Capital Adequacy Framework", AEI event homepage, November 14, 2006.

[71]: "Watters v. Wachovia Bank: The Roberts Court Weighs In on Preemption", AEI event homepage, November 28, 2006.

[72]: "Credit Unions in the Broader Financial System", AEI event homepage, November 29, 2006.

[73]: "Tax Havens and Foreign Direct Investment: AEI—INTERNATIONAL TAX POLICY FORUM SEMINAR; With a Keynote Address by Congressman Bill Thomas (R-Calif.), Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee", AEI event homepage, December 11, 2006.

[74]: "Global Financial Warriors: The Untold Story of International Finance in the Post 9-11 World", AEI event homepage, January 9, 2007.

[75]: "How Does the United Kingdom’s Financial Services Authority Work?", AEI event homepage, March 29, 2007.

[76]: "The Federal Home Loan Banks and State and Local Revenue Bonds", AEI event homepage, April 11, 2007.

[77]: "Is Excessive Regulation and Litigation Eroding U.S. Financial Competitiveness? With an Address by SEC Commissioner Paul S. Atkins, The Brookings Institution", AEI event homepage, April 20, 2007.

[78]: "Markets vs. Government", AEI event homepage, May 4, 2007.

[79]: "The Role of Competition Analysis in Regulatory Decisions", AEI event homepage, May 15, 2007.

[80]: "The Privatization of Sallie Mae and Its Consequences", AEI event homepage, May 30, 2007.

[81]: "Has the Pursuit of 'Independence' in Corporate Governance Become Exaggerated?", AEI event homepage, June 12, 2007.

[82]: "Financial Literacy and Planning: Implications for Retirement Wellbeing", AEI event homepage, June 14, 2007.

[83]: "Improving Mortgage Disclosure: With a Keynote Address by Congressman Patrick McHenry (R-N.C.), House Financial Services Committee", AEI event homepage, June 15, 2007.

[84]: "Is Sarbanes-Oxley Impairing Corporate Risk-Taking?", AEI event homepage, June 18, 2007.

[85]: "Is Sarbanes-Oxley Impairing Corporate Risk-Taking? (Continued)", AEI event homepage, September 28, 2007.

[86]: "Municipal Bonds, State Income Taxes, and Interstate Commerce: Davis v. Kentucky Department of Revenue", AEI event homepage, October 18, 2007.

[87]: "Is the Rating Agency System Broken or Fine?", AEI event homepage, November 15, 2007.

[88]: "A Lunch Address by James Lockhart, Director of the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight", AEI event homepage, December 12, 2007.

[89]: "What Lies Beyond the Credit Crunch? Five AEI Economists Assess the Present and the Future of the Financial Markets", AEI event homepage, December 17, 2007.

[90]: "Reforming the Regulation of Financial Services: A Luncheon Address by Steve Bartlett", AEI event homepage, January 28, 2008.

[91]: "The Second Report of the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation", AEI event homepage, February 14, 2008.

[92]: "Do Sovereign Wealth Funds Pose a Risk to the United States?", AEI event homepage, February 25, 2008.

[93]: "What Is Fair Value Accounting and Why Are People Concerned about It?", AEI event homepage, April 8, 2008.

[94]: "Is the Federal Reserve on the Right Track?", AEI event homepage, June 16, 2008.

[95]: "Has the Effect of Foreclosures on Housing Prices Been Overstated?", AEI event homepage, June 17, 2008.

[96]: "How to Improve the Credit Rating Agency Sector", AEI event homepage, June 24, 2008.

[97]: "Will the Global Economy Turn Down?", AEI event homepage, July 21, 2008.

[98]: "The Largest Municipal Bankruptcy Ever? Jefferson County and Municipal Finance in the Wake of the Bubble", AEI event homepage, September 9, 2008.

[99]: "Can Covered Bonds Compete with Fannie and Freddie?", AEI event homepage, September 19, 2008.

[100]: "The Theory and Practice of Bailouts", AEI event homepage, October 8, 2008.

[101]: "Mr. Market Miscalculates", AEI event homepage, November 6, 2008.

[102]: "How Serious Is the Mortgage Problem That Will Confront President Obama?", AEI event homepage, January 16, 2009.

[103]: "Is Deregulation a Cause of the Financial Crisis?", AEI event homepage, January 23, 2009.

[104]: "Bust, Bankruptcy, Bailouts: What Should We Do Now?", AEI event homepage, January 28, 2009.

[105]: "Rethinking Global Institutions: Do We Have the International Tools to Fight the Global Economic Crisis?", AEI event homepage, February 20, 2009.

[106]: "Everything You Wanted to Know about Credit Default Swaps", AEI event homepage, February 23, 2009.

[107]: "Can the IMF Really Save the World? With a Keynote Address by John Lipsky, First Deputy Managing Director of the IMF", AEI event homepage, April 21, 2009.

[108]: "Do Insurers Need a Systemic Regulator?", AEI event homepage, April 30, 2009.

[109]: "Do Money Market Funds Have a Future in the New Financial System?", AEI event homepage, May 5, 2009.

[110]: "Retirement Finance in the Wake of the Bubble and Longer-Term Implications", AEI event homepage, May 6, 2009.

[111]: "The Impact of Deregulation and Financial Innovation on Homebuyers", AEI event homepage, May 15, 2009.

[112]: "Addressing Systemic Risk: With a Keynote Presentation by Alan Greenspan", AEI event homepage, June 3, 2009.

[113]: "Morality and Free Markets", AEI event homepage, August 4, 2009.

[114]: "Sarbanes-Oxley and the Financial Crisis", AEI event homepage, September 8, 2009.

[115]: "Will There Be a Consumer Financial Protection Agency?", AEI event homepage, November 18, 2009.

[116]: "Global Imbalances: The Next Crisis? A Presentation of the No Way Out Conference Series", AEI event homepage, December 1, 2009.

[117]: "The Report of the Financial Services Roundtable's Blue Ribbon Commission on Competitiveness", AEI event homepage, November 13, 2007.

[118]: "Locating the Source of Taxable Income in a Global Economy", AEI event homepage, January 11, 2010.

[119]: "Canadian versus U.S. Housing Finance: Comparison and Implications", AEI event homepage, February 18, 2010.

[120]: "Assessing the Effects of Corporate Taxation", AEI event homepage, March 17, 2008.

[121]: "Greece on the Skids: Can the Eurozone Survive?", AEI event homepage, February 10, 2010.