Stephen Rosen: US Foreign Policy, Great Power Competition, and the Rise of China
Harvard government professor Stephen Rosen assesses the current geopolitical environment, and considers America’s capacity to meet its foreign policy responsibilities and deter its adversaries. Detail...
12 Jan 20191h 16min
Harvey Mansfield on Aristotle, Democracy, and Political Science
What does Aristotle have to teach us about democracy and the relationship of philosophy to politics? A profound treatment of this theme is found in "Aristotle: Democracy and Political Science" by Delb...
29 Dec 201850min
Mike Murphy: Onward to 2020!
Veteran political strategist and commentator Mike Murphy assesses where the Republicans and the Democrats stand as we look toward 2020. What are President Trump’s prospects for reelection? Where are t...
15 Dec 201857min
Ronald Brownstein: From the 2018 Midterms to the 2020 Elections
Ronald Brownstein is a Senior Editor at The Atlantic, Senior Political Analyst at CNN, and a shrewd observer of American politics. In this Conversation, Brownstein shares his perspective on how the mi...
1 Dec 20182h 1min
Jack Goldsmith: Cybersecurity, Cyberwarfare, and the Threats We Face
Jack Goldsmith is a professor of law at Harvard University and served as Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Legal Counsel (2003-2004). In this Conversation, Goldsmith shares his perspective o...
17 Nov 201857min
Christine Rosen on the Me Too Movement, Women, and Men
Christine Rosen is an author, the managing editor of The Weekly Standard, and a columnist at Commentary. Rosen shares her perspective on the confused and confusing state of relations between men and w...
3 Nov 20181h 5min
Scott Lincicome: In Defense of Free Trade
Scott Lincicome is a leading international trade attorney, adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, and senior visiting lecturer at Duke University. In this Conversation, Lincicome explains the system o...
20 Okt 20181h 11min
Paul Cantor on Great Television and the Emergence of a TV Canon
In his most recent Conversation, University of Virginia literature professor Paul Cantor considers how television has reached a critical stage in the history of a medium: canonization. According to Ca...
6 Okt 20181h 26min
