Hank Clark (Program Director, Political Economy Project) discusses how revisionist findings in pre-industrial labor history illuminate the condition of workers today.

Maria Pia Paganelli (Trinity University) discusses the founder of free-market economics in the run-up to the 300th anniversary of his birth in June of 1723.

Where did the current regime of identity politics come from? Yascha Mounk (PEP visitor from Johns Hopkins) will explore its intellectual roots. Monday Aug. 8 at 7 pm. Rocky 3.

Political scientist Samuel Goldman discusses his recent book After Nationalism.

Fake News and Narrative: Histories, Interventions, Controversies Lecture Series **Please note this event will be in-person only, we are not authorize to stream or record this event

Colleen Glenney Boggs (Parents Distinguished Research Professor in the Humanities) will present a talk sponsored by the Political Economy Project. May 17 at 4:30, in Moore B03.

Free and open to the public. Friday May 13 at 4:30 pm in Moore B03.

Eric Zitzewitz (Economics) will be featured in this third installment of the popular tutorial on personal finance.

Meir Kohn (Economics) explores the true origins of modern prosperity. Monday, May 9 at 5 pm in Silsby 028.

Sponsored by the Department of Philosophy, the Dartmouth Ethics Institute, and the Political Economy Project.