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David Boaz, Reclaiming Freedom 01.08.2013 46:04
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Tim Lynch, Criminal Justice and Liberty 01.08.2013 1:03:24
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Mary Anastasia O'Grady, A Case Study in Unintended Consequences: America's Drug War 01.08.2013 1:16:15
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Louise Bennetts, Too Big to Fail and other Follies 01.08.2013 1:13:52
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Doug Bandow, To Provide for the Common Defense: Foreign Policy and the American Constitution 01.08.2013 1:13:16
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Rob McDonald, George Washington and the Power of Restraint 31.07.2013 57:26
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Rob McDonald, Liberty and the American Experience, Part II 31.07.2013 1:12:57
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Bob Levy, How the Supreme Court Subverted the Constitution 31.07.2013 1:15:04
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Dinner with guest speaker Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) 30.07.2013 37:44
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Jason Kuznicki, Liberty and the European Experience 30.07.2013 1:14:18
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Roger Pilon, The Constitution and the Rule of Law 30.07.2013 1:14:28
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Justin Amash Luncheon Address 30.07.2013 40:30
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Rob McDonald, Liberty and the American Experience, Part I 30.07.2013 1:15:13
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Rob McDonald, How Collectivism Nearly Destroyed America before It Even Really Got Started 30.07.2013 1:12:39
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John Allison, The Financial Crisis and the Free Market Cure 29.07.2013 1:03:17
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Jeff Miron, The Economics of Cooperation and Coercion: Free Markets vs. Interventionism 29.07.2013 1:10:54
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Tom Palmer, Freedom in an Historical Perspective 29.07.2013 1:16:09
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Tom Palmer, Origins of State and Government 29.07.2013 1:16:01
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Jeff Miron, The Power of Incentives 29.07.2013 1:13:44
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Tom Palmer, The Science of Liberty 28.07.2013 53:04
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What Economists Think about Immigration 26.07.2013 1:32:43
Immigration reform will increase economic growth and productivity in the United States — but not uniformly. Most Americans and immigrants will reap rewards, while others could face increased competition in the labor market. Ethan Lewis will discuss how lower-skilled immigrant workers affect the labor market decisions of similarly skilled Americans. Madeline Zavodny will delve into the econom...
Rise of the Warrior Cop: The Militarization of America's Police Forces 24.07.2013 51:59
Purchase book One of the most disturbing trends in American policing in recent years has been the militarization of police weaponry and tactics. In his new book, The Rise of the Warrior Cop , author Radley Balko traces the arc of American law enforcement from the constables of colonial times to present day SWAT teams and special response units. With the martial rhetoric surrounding the "war on dru...
The Korean War, Sixty Years On: Whither the U.S.-South Korean Alliance and Relations with North Korea 22.07.2013 1:18:33
The Korean War ended six decades ago, but so far hopes for reform and liberalization in North Korea have been frustrated. On the 60th anniversary of the signing of the armistice, South Korea’s ambassador to the U.S. will address the future of the U.S.-South Korean alliance, which also turns 60 this year. Two Korea experts will follow with commentary on relations between Washington and Seoul, as we...
Growing Pains: Dodd-Frank's Third Anniversary: Has It All Been Worth It? - Panel 2 22.07.2013 1:20:26
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Growing Pains: Dodd-Frank's Third Anniversary: Has It All Been Worth It? - Panel 1 22.07.2013 1:15:24
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