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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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  • Past Event Seminar

    Juan Santiago - Stanford University

    CRISPR’s Kinetics Crisis: A case study of scientific misconduct - IN PERSON
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E102
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Mia Hughes

    From Hysteria to Gender Dysphoria: How Culture and Medicine Shape Mental Illness - IN PERSON
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E101
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    David Neumark - University of California, Irvine

    Using Minimum Wages to Fight Inequality and Poverty - IN PERSON
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room P101
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Andrew Gelman - Columbia University

    The Political Content of Unreplicable Research - IN PERSON
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E103
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Glenn Loury - Brown University

    Persisting Racial Inequality: A Challenge to Liberalism?
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  • Past Event Seminar

    Nathan Cofnas - University of Cambridge

    Race and the Origins of Wokism - IN PERSON
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E101
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Joachim Voth - University of Zurich

    From 'The Death of God' to the rise of Hitler
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room BC104
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Charles Calomiris - Columbia University

    Creative Constraints on Liberty at a University: From Locke to the UATX Constitution
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room BC104
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Jordan Lasker - Texas Tech University

    The Academic and Career Trajectories of Underqualified College Admits
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E102
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Abigail Thompson - University of California, Davis

    The Two Universities, Revisited
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    *This event has already occurred.
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    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E102
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Richard Saller - Stanford University

    Stanford's Academic Freedom Challenges
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    *This event has already occurred.

    Stanford Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E102
    Stanford, CA 94305
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    James Orr - University of Cambridge

    The End of Liberalism
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    *This event has already occurred.
    Zoom

    Stanford University
    Graduate School of Business
    655 Knight Way, Room E102
    Stanford, CA 94305-7216
    United States

  • Past Event Seminar

    Matthew Taibbi

    Government, Big Tech, and University Censorship
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