Conflicts in Review: Political Updates and Coverage on Current International Issues
Acton Research Fellow Dylan Pahman PhD joined a panel at Calvin University discussing the religious, economic, and historical context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Wealth of Nations at 250
On the 250th anniversary of the publication of Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations (1776), Acton scholars explored the moral and ethical foundations of free markets, reflected on Smith's en
Scholars and Educators in a Brave New World
Acton scholars Anthony Bradley and John Pinheiro joined Morgan Whitmer on a panel at the Ciceronian Society Fall Symposium, “Scholars and Educators in a Brave New World.” Their papers examined the
Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue, and the Future of the American Right
An America's Future and Acton Institute cosponsored event featuring author and editor Stephanie Slade discussing her new book Fusionism: Liberty, Virtue, and the Future of the American Right
Acton Institute's Rome Pilgrimage
Acton Institute's Rome team hosted the 2026 Rome Pilgrimage, which included a week of tours, shared meals, and Masses for pilgrims exploring the faith and history of the Eternal City.
Virtue as a Wealth of Nations
Dr. Erik W. Matson, Co-Director of the Adam Smith Program at George Mason University, delivered a lecture at Acton’s Lecture Series on the role of virtue in national prosperity.
Communicating Truth in the Age of AI
All Men Are Created Equal: Individual Liberty, Flourishing, and Justice
Grappling with Postliberalism, Right and Left
Acton scholars Stephanie Slade, James M. Patterson, Daniel Hannan spoke at the “1776: Liberty in Conversation” conference presented by the Mont Pelerin Society.