Seminars
The Classical Liberalism seminar series is open to faculty of different backgrounds and perspectives, spanning the arts, sciences, and humanities, who are willing to debate ideas and policy issues with rigor, even when doing so may challenge orthodoxy.
Classical liberalism seminars are held bi-weekly on Thursdays at 10:30 am PT.
For general inquiries or to be added to the invite list, contact Ivan Marinovic (imvial@stanford.edu).
Events
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Jean Tirole - Toulouse School of Economics
The Morality of Markets-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room BC104
Stanford, CA 94305
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Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde - University of Pennsylvania
The Demographic Future of Humanity-Zoom -
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Josh Hammer
Israel and Civilization: The Fate of the Jewish Nation and the Destiny of the West-Zoom -
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Donald Boudreaux - George Mason University
Championing Free Trade In An Age of Economic Nationalism: What Should Economists Do?-Zoom -
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Michal Kosinski - Stanford University
The End of Privacy: Predicting Intimate Traits From Digital Footprints of Behavior-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room E247
Stanford, CA 94305
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Justin Huang - University of Michigan
Political Bias in Social Media Content Moderation-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room E102
Stanford, CA 94305
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Bryan Caplan - George Mason University
Unbeatable: The Brutally Honest Case for Free Markets-Zoom -
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Bruce Pardy - Queen's University
Give Me Utility or Give Me Death: Why the most common rationales for free speech are wrong.-Zoom -
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Cory Clark - University of Pennsylvania
From Worriers to Warriors: The cultural rise of women.-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room E104
Stanford, CA 94305
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Jennifer Burns - Stanford University
Milton Friedman as Classical Liberal.-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room E102
Stanford, CA 94305
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Juan Santiago - Stanford University
CRISPR’s Kinetics Crisis: A case study of scientific misconduct - IN PERSON-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room E102
Stanford, CA 94305
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Mia Hughes
From Hysteria to Gender Dysphoria: How Culture and Medicine Shape Mental Illness - IN PERSON-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room E101
Stanford, CA 94305
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David Neumark - University of California, Irvine
Using Minimum Wages to Fight Inequality and Poverty - IN PERSON-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room P101
Stanford, CA 94305
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Andrew Gelman - Columbia University
The Political Content of Unreplicable Research - IN PERSON-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room E103
Stanford, CA 94305
United States