Thomas Koenig

American Purpose Magazine

Thomas Koenig is a student at Harvard Law School, contributing editor at American Purpose Magazine. Koenig also serves on the Harvard Law Review Board as a committee editor, and is a Summer Associate at Dechert LLP. Koenig earned a Bachelor's Degree in American Politics from Princeton University, where he was the co-winner of the Stephen Whelan '68 Senior Thesis Prize for Excellence in Constitutional Law and Political Thought. Koenig has additionally served as a legislative research assistant in the Pennsylvania State Senate, and a summer associate at Cooper & Kirk PLLC Training. Koenig's writing has appeared in CNN, National Review, American Purpose, The Dispatch, The Bulwark, Real Clear Politics, Marion West, and much more. Koenig is also the author of the "Tom's Takes" substack.

• Adam Smith, Francis Fukuyama, and the Indignity of UBI
• July 4th: One Piece of Our Founding Trilogy
• Smithian Narrative as an Antidote to Fundamentalism