The mission of the Political Theory Project is to invigorate the study of institutions and ideas that make societies free, prosperous, and fair. Distinctively, the Project brings to this study not only the normative concerns characteristic of the humanities, nor only the empirical and...
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Lectures
Teachers' Unions: The Problem or the Solution? -
JPU DebatesWhat should be the University's Financial Commitment?
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JPU Debates
Socialism vs. Capitalism -
Conversations
HIV Treatment and the "Problem" of Culture -
JPU Debates
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Open Seminars
Inequality in the US -
ConversationsVarious Strategies for American Foreign Policy
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PTP Events
How the West Was Lost -
Lectures
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Lectures
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PTP Events
Deirdre McCloskey -
Conversations
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"Free" Speech? -
Conversations
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Lectures
For Better or For Worse? -
Janus Event
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JPU Debates
Should Social Security Be Privatized? -
Apply to the Janus Forum! -
Conversations
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PTP EventsThe Odyssey Lecture Series features Amity Shlaes
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Is the Internet a Democratizing Technology? -
JPU Debates
Should public unions have the right to collectively bargain? -
Conversations
Panel on RI Education Reform -
Conversations
Troy Davis and the Post-Conviction Relief Problem -
JPU Debates
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PTP News
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Lectures
What Is America's Role in Rebuilding Afghanistan? -
Back in the USSR? A Janus Fellows Conversation on Russia Today -
Open Seminars
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Conversations
