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This institute, unlike many institutions concerned with law and public affairs, will not devote itself to advocacy or lobbying, to litigation, or to holding large-scale public events. Rather, it will focus on collaboration with established academic departments and public policy schools, think-tanks, policymakers and executive officers in government, and government entities to undertake educational programs in its field of study: the intersection of law and strategy. In all instances, the institute willemphasize the generation and cultivation of top-flight thinking on american law and national security as these subjects intersect. The institute will undertake its work through the participation of those who most need to see it in government, academia, and the media, so that it can inform and enrich their work in government and policy. The institute plans to also make its work available to interested members of the public through…
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- 1Austin Community Foundation IncGives in Texas (674 of 1322)Similar grantees: Equis Institute ($8k/yr), Pro Publica Inc ($31k/yr), Cicero Research ($25k/yr)under 1 in 100$23k
- 2Michael & Susan Dell FoundationSimilar grantees: The University of Tulsa ($5k/yr), Pacific University ($5k/yr)under 1 in 100$95k
- 3Future Forward USA ActionSimilar grantees: Equis Institute ($750k/yr), Progressive Victory Action ($570k/yr), Equislabs ($150k/yr)under 1 in 100$300k
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