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Publius for the People: A Conversation with Sanford Levinson Jan 12, 2020

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Sandy Levinson joins this edition of Liberty Law Talk for a conversation about his latest book, An Argument Open to All: Reading The Federalist in the 21st Century.

The Prudence, Principles, and Passion of Edmund Burke: A Conversation with Richard Bourke Jan 12, 2020

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Richard Bourke’s new book, Empire and Revolution: The Political Life of Edmund Burke is the subject of this new conversation at Liberty Law Talk.

Hamilton versus Jefferson: A Conversation with Carson Holloway on the Struggle to Complete the Founding Jan 12, 2020

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This next edition of Liberty Law Talk is a conversation with Carson Holloway on his new book, Hamilton versus Jefferson in the Washington Administration.

Congress Derailed: A Conversation with Christopher DeMuth Jan 12, 2020

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Christopher DeMuth, the great conservative authority on regulatory policy, comes to Liberty Law Talk to discuss his recent work on the institutional decline of congress and how it can return to its place of constitutional prominence.

Thucydides' Pursuit of Freedom: A Conversation with Mary Nichols Jan 12, 2020

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In this Liberty Law Talk, Mary Nichols discusses her new book, Thucydides and the Pursuit of Freedom, which explores the idea of freedom in Thucydides’ History of the Peloponnesian War. This work, which Thucydides offered as a possession for all time, permits us, Nichols observes, to consider the manifestations of freedom in both cities and individuals.

Great Migrations: A Conversation with Peter Skerry Jan 12, 2020

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This next edition of Liberty Law Talk is with Peter Skerry on the most significant story of 2015: the European migration crisis and what it portends for the European Union and the United States.

The Paris Massacre and the European Future: A Conversation with Mark Helprin Jan 12, 2020

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Award-winning novelist Mark Helprin is also one of the most significant voices writing on American foreign policy. Liberty Law Talk interviews Mr. Helprin about the recent terrorist attacks in Paris and what they mean for France, the European Union, and the United States.

Executive Power in the Age of Obama Jan 12, 2020

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This edition of Liberty Law Talk features a discussion with George Mason Law School Professor David Bernstein on his recently released book, Lawless: The Obama Administration’s Unprecedented Assault on the Constitution and the Rule of Law.

What is the State of the American Mind? A Conversation with Mark Bauerlein Jan 12, 2020

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Is the American Mind–the collective intelligence of what it means to live as independent citizens and individuals in America–increasingly being lost? That is the subject Mark Bauerlein discusses with Richard Reinsch in this Liberty Law Talk. Some have argued that we are Becoming Europe in fiscal and welfare state policies. Others have noted the rise of political correctness as a smothering force in our society. Many have long observed that our education system not only inadequately prepares young Americans in primary schools and colleges and universities for the competitive private sector, but that it is nearly oblivious to the American Founding and the qualities of American citizenship. Mark Bauerlein, in a new volume co-edited with Adam Bellow entitled The State of the American Mind, pulls these critiques together in a powerful, contemporary light with 16 essays by various critics. Our conversation considers these contributions on education, politics, media, and culture.

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