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Week of MARCH 17, 2025
** THE FUTURE OF LIBERTY WITH GOV. MITCH DANIELS
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Check out our latest episode of The Future of Liberty with Gov. Mitch Daniels ([link removed]) featuring Charles Murray, the F.A. Hayek Emeritus Chair in Cultural Studies at the American Enterprise Institute, as they discuss the changing landscape of achievement in America, the widening gap between classes, and the interplay of liberty, responsibility, and self-respect.
* Family Structure & Changing Social Culture (8:45)
* Baby Boomers & The New Upper Class (19:58)
* College Saturation & The Gifted’s Role in National Success (26:33)
* The Precipitous Drop in Religiosity (37:17)
* Finding Tocqueville’s America & The Future of Liberty (44:56)
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** SUGGESTED READING
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** TOP PICKS FROM THE LIBERTY FUND NETWORK
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Basketball and the Rule of Law ([link removed]) by Asheeh Agarwal ([link removed])
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Shackles on a Free Society ([link removed]) by George Liebmann ([link removed])
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Free the Beer, Free the Trade ([link removed]) by Janet Bufton ([link removed])
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The NATO Debate, one year later ([link removed]) by Scott Sumner ([link removed])
** LATEST FROM OUR PODCASTS
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Feedback on papers like grades and comments should be more than just an assessment. It should lead the way to improvement argues Daisy Christodoulou ([link removed]) on EconTalk ([link removed]) . In this episode, alongside host Russ Roberts ([link removed]) , she discusses a new model for enabling educational improvement and learning to improve.
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The drive to pursue wisdom is ingrained in every human being, right? Well, in his new book, Ignorance is Bliss ([link removed]) , Mark Lilla ([link removed]) argues that there also exists a will to ignorance. Tune in to this new episode of the Law & Liberty podcast ([link removed]) as he offers his explanation with host James M. Patterson ([link removed]) .
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If you are an early career professional, or professional in general, you need to hear this! In this new episode of The Great Antidote ([link removed]) podcast ([link removed]) , Juliette Sellgren ([link removed]) interviews Bob Ewing ([link removed]) , and they discuss how we can be grateful for imperfection while dealing with society's view of how failure defines us.
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** A CALL TO LIBERTY
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Have you checked out our pamphlet project, part of A Call to Liberty ([link removed]) ? Each month, we make available in modern digitized form a trove of eighteenth-century books and pamphlets that directly tie to the American Question.
You can also check our other content for this month on A Call to Liberty, including our new lead essay by Spencer Klavan ([link removed]) and our pamphlet commentary essay by Bradley J. Birzer ([link removed]) , by visiting our website!
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