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Jacksonville State University: Joseph Knippenberg on “Forgetting or Denying ‘The Good, the True, and the Beautiful'”

The Tocqueville Lecture Series at Jacksonville State University, a JMC partner program, held a virtual presentation and Q&A with faculty partner Joseph Knippenberg: In this lecture, Dr. Knippenberg will discuss […]

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Jacksonville State University: “Civil Rights Exceptionalism”

On February 10, 2022, the Tocqueville Lecture Series at Jacksonville State University will be hosting Lucy Williams for a discussion of civil rights and American exceptionalism.

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Jacksonville State University: “Critical Thinking for Critical Times”

On October 21, 2021, the Tocqueville Lecture Series at Jacksonville State University will be hosting Brandon Fleming for a discussion on "Critical Thinking for Critical Times."

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Jacksonville State University: “Thomas Aquinas and the Medieval Roots of the American Order”

On October 7, 2021, the Tocqueville Lecture Series at Jacksonville State University will be hosting Donald Prudlo for a discussion of medieval thought on America.

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Jacksonville State University: Should the President Represent the People?

On April 22, 2021, the Tocqueville Lecture Series at Jacksonville State University will be hosting its final lecture of the semester with faculty partner Jeremy Bailey.

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Jacksonville State University: Montezuma’s Relativism and Montesquieu’s Critique of International Law

On February 18, 2021, the Tocqueville Lecture Series at Jacksonville State University, a new JMC partner program, will be hosting Andrea Radasanu for a discussion of Montesquieu and international law.

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Indiana Lecture on Civil Disobedience

Professor William Scheuerman will discuss his new book, Civil Disobedience, at Indiana University Bloomington.

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Indiana Lecture: Jason Brennan on Democracy

Jason Brennan will deliver a lecture at Indiana University reflecting on whether or not democracy is the best form of government.

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