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Jeremy Beer

Jeremy Beer

Jeremy Beer is a philanthropic consultant. He lives with his wife, Kara, in the Willo neighborhood of her hometown: Phoenix, Arizona. Although he likes Arizona and the land west of the one hundredth meridian generally, Jeremy is from Kosciusko County, Indiana, and considers himself a Hoosier patriot. He believes that Booth Tarkington was one of our greatest novelists, that Jean Shepherd was one of our greatest humorists, that Billy Sunday was our one of our greatest (and speediest) orators, and that Larry Bird is without a doubt our greatest living American.

Jeremy obtained his doctorate in psychology from the University of Texas at Austin. From 2000 to 2008 he worked at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute in Wilmington, Delaware, serving finally as vice president of publications and editor in chief of ISI Books. He serves on the boards of Front Porch Republic, Inc., Mars Hill Audio, and Catholic Phoenix. A more complete and much more professional bio can be found here.

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Articles by Jeremy Beer

SB 1070 and the Limits of Decentralism

Phoenix, AZ. In the days leading up to this year’s Major League Baseball All-Star Game, which will be held in Phoenix on July 12, there is sure to be a…
Jeremy Beer
July 5, 2011

FPR Conference on Sept. 24: Questions of Scale

Dear friends of FPR, Please join us at the inaugural Front Porch Republic conference on Saturday, September 24, at Mount St. Mary's University in Emmitsburg, Maryland. Co-sponsored by the Mount…
Jeremy Beer
June 28, 2011

A Day of Remembrance

Let the memories come, as I know they will, and be done with it.
Jeremy Beer
June 6, 2011

New FPR Feature: MLB predictions that you can take to Vegas…

Spring training is over, and I find myself at loose ends. Since moving to Phoenix a few years back, this has become the saddest time of the year for me.…
Jeremy Beer
March 30, 2011

The welfare state is a package deal

A lawyer friend who specializes in this kind of thing alerts me to this decision, handed down earlier this week in the Washington, D.C., U.S. District Court, ruling that no…
Jeremy Beer
March 18, 2011

Dilemmas of conservatism: start with the labeling…

A new book provides profiles of seminal conservative thinkers. But Lord, please, please don't read them through the outdated narrative of traditional cons, neocons, and laissez-faire cons.
Jeremy Beer
October 15, 2010

The Horror of a World without TAC

Keeping alive a print vehicle for independent, thoughtful conservatism depends on us.
Jeremy Beer
July 29, 2010

Go Buy Bye Bye

In which Bill Kauffman bids a hopeful aloha to the American Imperium.
Jeremy Beer
July 28, 2010

March of the Ciceronians

A reader asks: anyone interested in joining the Ciceronian Society, a new APSA-affiliated group?
Jeremy Beer
July 8, 2010

Philanthropic freedom, freedom of association, and CLS v. Martinez

I hope that a Porcher will react at length to today's dispiriting, but not too surprising, Supreme Court ruling in CLS v. Martinez, which upheld a public institution's -- the…
Jeremy Beer
June 28, 2010

A Shameless Plug

Should you have, for some reason, an interest in goings-on in the world of philanthropy and civil society, I invite you to lumber on on over to Philanthropy Daily.
Jeremy Beer
June 9, 2010

Dan Mielke for Congress

There's an honest-to-god crunchy-con candidate in the northern Wisconsin woods.
Jeremy Beer
May 10, 2010