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Now available: Political Science Reviewer, Vol 46(2)
Now available: Political Science Reviewer, Vol 46(2)
Richard Avramenko and Alicia Rolsma, “On the Uses and Abuses of Flood for Life: St. Augustine’s Theo-politics of Disaster”in Making Sense of Diseases and Disasters: Reflections of Political Theory From Antiquity to the Age of Covid (Routledge, 2022).
Now available: Political Science Reviewer, Vol 46(1)
Now on-line! Kirstin Birkhaug’s new essay “Better Things than Happiness” on Law and Liberty.
Read Philip Bunn’s article “Adam Smith, Technology, and Liberty” on the Independent Institute.
Now available: Richard Avramenko’s essay, “Fugitive Aristocracy: Tocqueville’s Search for Remnants of the Ancien Régime” in the new Cambridge Companion to Democracy in America.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the “my body, my choice” essay competition! You can click on the individual’s names to read their essay.
The Disinvited Dinner celebrates and affirms a culture of free speech and First Amendment principles, the importance and meaning of academic freedom, and the search for Truth by offering a platform to someone whose speech has been suppressed elsewhere. The CSLD is pleased to announce Jeff Sessions as the keynote speaker for the 2022 Disinvited Dinner on Wednesday, …
Read Graduate Fellow Kirsten Birkhaug’s new essay, “What we can find between the pages”, in The Constitutionalist.
Join as at Meiklejohn House from 7:00 – 8:30 pm every other Tuesday this semester as we work our way through St. Augustine’s Confessions! A masterful work of theology and political theory, Augustine’s account of his life carries important lessons for us all. All students welcome to join.