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Truth, Lies, and Authenticity in Politics
There can be a fine line between compromise and lying. Democratic politics certainly requires the former - and it may require the latter, too.
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Does the Internet Subvert Culture?
A roundtable discussion about cultural transmission, social media, and individual liberty.
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Free Speech on College Campuses
Experts debate the role of free speech on America's college campuses.
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Examining Constitutional Crises
Four constitutional scholars discuss the phenomenon of the constitutional crisis.
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What Can’t Private Governance Do?
Leading libertarian scholars discuss the limits of private governance.
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The Origins of Mass Incarceration
Experts take a data-driven look at the origins of mass incarceration in the United States and abroad.
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The Role of Family in Political Theory
Family policy is constantly in the news lately. But the family has a long and varied history in political theory. What can it tell us?
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Is China Winning the Race for Resources?
Is the world running out of resources? And if so, will a strong government like China's rise to the top?
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Civil Commitment and Civil Liberties
A debate about the involuntary civil commitment of the mentally ill and sex offenders in the American justice system.