Press Releases
New Collection Calls on Policymakers to Rethink Governing in the Digital Age Share This
PRESS RELEASE—Modern technology has reshaped markets fundamentally, requiring new policy responses to protect our values, institutions, and relationships.
New Report: Most U.S. Companies Send Cash to Shareholders at Expense of Capital Base Share This
PRESS RELEASE—In an economic transformation over past 50 years, “Eroders” have overtaken “Sustainers,” according to a new report by American Compass executive director Oren Cass.
New Analysis Finds Hedge Funds and Private Equity Failed to Beat the COVID Crash Share This
PRESS RELEASE—The latest Returns Counter update highlights the failures of coin-flip capitalism during the COVID-19 market crash in the first two quarters of 2020.
New Conservative Proposal to Provide Generous Per-Child Benefit to Working Families Share This
PRESS RELEASE—A new proposal from American Compass provides a conservative case for a benefit to working families that functions as a form of reciprocal social insurance, addressing major flaws of a universal child allowance.
New Collection and Exclusive Survey on State of the American Family Share This
PRESS RELEASE—American Compass’s February 2021 collection, Home Building, provides a conservative vision for family policy
Conservative Analysts Release First Comprehensive Review of Trump Administration, Drawing Lessons for Post-Trump Agenda Share This
PRESS RELEASE—American Compass’s December collection, in partnership with The American Conservative, provides a retrospective analysis of the Trump administration.
Political Analysts from Left & Right Explain How Their Own Side Fails the American People Share This
PRESS RELEASE—American Compass’s October collection explores how Democratic and Republican establishments have been co-opted by a ruling class with little connection to most Americans’ needs.
Statement on Labor from Prominent Conservatives: “Strong Worker Representation Can Make America Stronger” Share This
PRESS RELEASE—American Compass’s September collection explores the conservative case for organized labor.