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 Iván Marinovic. If you would like to be added to the email list, please complete this form.
Announcement
Richard Hanania is scheduled to give a talk at Stanford Classical Liberalism seminar about his recent book ‘’The Origins of Woke”. Recently, it has been revealed that more than fifteen years ago Hanania wrote, under a pseudonym, some abhorrent ideas. We were not aware of these writings when we invited Hanania. More importantly, Hanania has repudiated his old writings. We take his word and recognize the possibility that he has changed over the past fifteen years. We believe in a world where people can listen, change their views, and contribute productively. We are thus planning to go ahead with Richard Hanania's talk.
- Seminar
Melissa Kearney - University of Maryland
The Two-Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind
-Zoom - Seminar
Richard Hanania - Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology
The Origins of Woke: Civil Rights Law, Corporate America, and the Triumph of Identity Politics
-ZoomStanford University
Graduate School of Business - Room CM302 (Oberndorf)
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305-7216
United States - Seminar
Joshua Rauh - Stanford University
-ZoomStanford University
Graduate School of Business - Room CM302 (Oberndorf)
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305-7216
United States - Seminar
Alberto Benegas-Lynch - Academia Nacional de Ciencias de Buenos Aires
"Debates Pendientes en la Tradición de Pensamiento Liberal" (Unresolved Issues in the Classical Liberal Tradition)
-Zoom - Seminar
James Orr - University of Cambridge
-ZoomStanford University
Graduate School of Business, Room TBD
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305-7216
United States - Seminar
Jerome Berlinski
Free Speech as a Pious Virtue
-ZoomStanford Graduate School of Business
GSB, 655 Knight Way, Room TBD
Stanford, CA 94305
United States
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Anat Admati - Stanford University
Capitalism, Laws, and the Need for Trustworthy Institutions
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Daniel Diermeier - Vanderbilt University
The Three Pillars of Free Expression
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Nigel Biggar - University of Oxford
Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning
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Michael Bailey - Northwestern University
What Activists Don’t Want You to Know About Transgender and Gender Dysphoria
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
Christopher Rufo (Manhattan Institute) & Keith Whittington (Princeton)
Academic Freedom and Higher Education Reform
-*This event has passed.ZoomStanford University
Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way, Room C106
Stanford, CA 94305-7216
United States - Past Event Seminar
Sebastian Edwards - UCLA
The Chile Project: “The story of the Chicago boys, and the downfall of neo liberalism.”
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
John Early - Vital Few LLC
The Myth of American Inequality
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
Heather Mac Donald - Manhattan Institute
When Race Trumps Merit: How the Pursuit of Equity Sacrifices Excellence, Destroys Beauty, and Threatens Lives
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
Bruce Gilley - Portland State University
Are Pay Equity Policies Justified?
-*This event has passed.ZoomFaculty Building East, Room 101
Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305-7216
United States - Past Event Seminar
Stephen Kotkin - Hoover Institution
International Order, Freedom and Unfreedom: a Policy Driven Framework
-*This event has passed.ZoomE101 (Faculty Building East, Classroom 101)
Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305
United States - Past Event Seminar
Lionel Shriver
Woke is no joke: the term for leftwing tyranny is too lighthearted
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
Matt Ridley - Former Member, House of Lords, UK
The Origin of Covid-19
-*This event has passed.ZoomE101 (Faculty Building East, Room 101)
Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305-7216
United States - Past Event Seminar
Carole Hooven - Harvard University
Sex, Gender, and Academic Freedom
-*This event has passed.ZoomC105 (Class of 1968 Building, Room 105)
Graduate School of Business
655 Knight Way
Stanford, CA 94305-7216
United States - Past Event Seminar
Alan Dershowitz - Harvard University
Civil Liberties For Me, Not For Thee: Can We Reverse The Trend?
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
Chad Jones - Stanford University
Population and Welfare: The Greatest Good for the Greatest Number
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
Jonathan Rauch - The Brookings Institution
The Constitution of Knowledge
-*This event has passed.Zoom - Past Event Seminar
Augustin Landier - HEC Paris
Who is Neoliberal? Durkheimian Individualism and Support for Market Mechanisms
-*This event has passed.Zoom