Dartmouth economist Meir Kohn explains why terms like “capitalism” and “communism” do more to obscure than to illuminate any real understanding of the economic world around us.

A conversation with Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author of The Black Swan, moderated by Prof. Bernard Avishai (Government), regular contributor to The New Yorker.

Anthony O’Hear (OBE, University of Buckingham), "From the Start, 'A Schooling in Goodness': Reflections on Plato on Education."

Eric Hendriks (Danube Institute) will explore the curious popularity of American and other conservative thinkers in today's China.

David Blanchflower (Economics) will explore what the research literature tell us about the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic for mental health in America.

Monday Sept. 18 at 5 pm. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project. Carson L01.

A popular new ideology has arisen in recent decades that aims to place each person’s matrix of identities at the center of public life.

What paths must liberals follow in order to win the ideological battles of our time? Alan Kahan will explore. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project.

Thursday May 18 at 11 on Zoom. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project.

China is a rising power throughout the world--politically, militarily, economically. What is the best way to think about and address the recent rise of China?