Feb 28 2011 Video Event Videos Panel I: Economic Theory, Civic Virtue and the Meaning of the Constitution James W. Ely, Renée Lettow Lerner, G. Brinton Lucas, Nelson Lund, G. Edward White, J. Harvie Wilkinson 2011 National Student Symposium Justice Holmes' dissent in Lochner v. New York is well-known for the statement, "[A] constitution is not...
Feb 28 2011 Podcast Panel I: Economic Theory, Civic Virtue and the Meaning of the Constitution James W. Ely, Renée Lettow Lerner, G. Brinton Lucas, Nelson Lund, G. Edward White, J. Harvie Wilkinson 2011 National Student Symposium Justice Holmes' dissent in Lochner v. New York is well-known for the statement, "[A] constitution is not...
Jan 28 2021 Video Short Videos Locke & Montesquieu: The Philosophers Behind the Founders Paul Carrese, Eric R. Claeys, Paul Rahe, Michael P. Zuckert Short video featuring Paul Carrese, Eric Claeys, Paul Rahe, and Michael Zuckert Where did the founding ideas of Washington, Madison, and Jefferson find their origins? How did...
Panel I: Economic Theory, Civic Virtue and the Meaning of the Constitution
James W. Ely, Renée Lettow Lerner, G. Brinton Lucas, Nelson Lund, G. Edward White, J. Harvie Wilkinson
2011 National Student Symposium
Justice Holmes' dissent in Lochner v. New York is well-known for the statement, "[A] constitution is not...
Panel I: Economic Theory, Civic Virtue and the Meaning of the Constitution
James W. Ely, Renée Lettow Lerner, G. Brinton Lucas, Nelson Lund, G. Edward White, J. Harvie Wilkinson
2011 National Student Symposium
Justice Holmes' dissent in Lochner v. New York is well-known for the statement, "[A] constitution is not...
Locke & Montesquieu: The Philosophers Behind the Founders
Paul Carrese, Eric R. Claeys, Paul Rahe, Michael P. Zuckert
Short video featuring Paul Carrese, Eric Claeys, Paul Rahe, and Michael Zuckert
Where did the founding ideas of Washington, Madison, and Jefferson find their origins? How did...