Intelligence Squared US In 2006 the Foundation brought the Intelligence Squared (IQ2) debate series to a live audience in New York City...

The Translation Project The Translation Project is a new initiative of The Rosenkranz Foundation.  This project begins with the assumption that the United...

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The Rosenkranz Foundation served as catalyst for, and provided funding and advice on the publication of Democracy by Decree: What Happens When Courts Run Government (Yale University Press 2003).  The book argues that a wide range of state and local institutions—schools, welfare agencies, prisons, roads and sidewalks—are managed pursuant to court decrees rather than by elected officials, who have lost the power to strike a balance between competing interests and to allocate limited resources wisely. Widely cited and discussed, the book’s ideas are reflected in a legislative proposal now pending before Congress. 


The foundation has also provided major funding for the Policy Exchange report, Islam in Australia: Democratic Bipartisanship in Action (September 2007).  Written by Gerard Henderson, Islam in Australia describes Australia’s successful model for dealing with the challenges posed by radical Islamism. The report details Australia’s strong bipartisan approach to national security legislation; the system of consultations that underpins bipartisanship; its blunt approach to the source of the threat; its model of multiculturalism as a means for further integration; and, the clear disavowal of those who do not support democracy and do not condemn terrorism at home or abroad.