Yuval Levin
Founding editor of National Affairs; directs social, cultural and constitutional studies at AEI.
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- Yuval Levin is an Israeli-born American conservative political analyst and writer.
- He is the founding and current editor of the quarterly National Affairs and directs Social, Cultural, and Constitutional Studies at the American Enterprise Institute.
- He worked on bioethics and domestic policy in the George W.
- Bush White House, and is a leading figure of the "reform conservative" movement.
- His books include The Great Debate (2014), on Burke and Paine, The Fractured Republic (2016), A Time to Build (2020) and American Covenant (2024).
Key facts
- Current roles
- Founding and current editor of National Affairs; director of Social, Cultural, and Constitutional Studies at AEI, holding the Beth and Ravenel Curry Chair in Public Policy; senior editor of The New Atlantis; contributing editor to National Review2
- Born
- 6 April 1977, Haifa, Israel; moved to the United States at eight1
- Education
- BA, American University (1999); MA and PhD, Committee on Social Thought, University of Chicago1
- Government
- Executive director of the President's Council on Bioethics (2001 to 2004); special assistant to the President for domestic policy (2004 to 2007)1
- Earlier
- Hertog Fellow and vice president, Ethics and Public Policy Center, from 2007 to 20191
- Books
- The Great Debate (2014); The Fractured Republic (2016); A Time to Build (2020); American Covenant (2024)1
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