A New Era for the Bookman
We apologize for the lack of the Bookman these past months, and we deeply regret any inconvenience our absence has caused. Fundraising and operational difficulties have prevented us from maintaining our usual production schedule, which the financial crisis only...First Principles of Leadership Lecture
Annette Kirk spoke on March 3 on “First Principles of Leadership” for the Leadership Academy of the Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies at Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids. You can see photos and view the lecture here on their site. The...Kirk Center in Italy
Senior Fellow Marco Respinti announces progress on the web site for the Centro Studi Russell Kirk based in Milan, Italy. It is still under development, but you can visit at www.russellkirk.eu. We have also recently posted an updated bio for Marco.Permanent Things Newsletter
The newsletter of the Russell Kirk Center is published periodically. The editor is Cecilia Kirk Nelson. Here are some of the recent issues, as PDF downloads: Permanent Things, No. 31 (Fall 2017) (3.8 MB) Permanent Things, No. 30 (Spring 2017) (397 K) Permanent Things,...
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