A Resilient Republic

Ben Klutsey
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Is democracy broken? Are we a court decision away from losing our individual rights? Can free markets withstand protectionism and navigate the turbulence of technological progress? Can we trust any institutions, and if not, how do we rebuild them? And what, if anything, from the past can help us move forward? A Resilient Republic explores the research, stories, and ideas relevant to how free societies adapt to change, innovate under pressure, and emerge from disruption stronger than before. Hosted by Ben Klutsey, executive director of the Mercatus Center, the podcast features conversations with public intellectuals and practitioners examining how markets, institutions, and communities can become resilient enough to preserve freedom without abandoning it. www.benklutsey.com

Episodes

  1. A Resilient Republic Episode 1: Hamilton, Jefferson, and their Competing Visions of American Government with Jeff Rosen

    4d ago

    A Resilient Republic Episode 1: Hamilton, Jefferson, and their Competing Visions of American Government with Jeff Rosen

    In this very first episode, constitutional scholar Jeff Rosen joins the podcast to discuss his new book, The Pursuit of Liberty, the enduring disagreements between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson, and how their competing visions of government have shaped 250 years of American history, constitutional interpretation, supreme court justices, presidential powers, and civil discourse. Together, we learn why America's resilience has depended not on consensus, but on institutions capable of absorbing disagreement while preserving liberty. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.benklutsey.com

    41 min
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Is democracy broken? Are we a court decision away from losing our individual rights? Can free markets withstand protectionism and navigate the turbulence of technological progress? Can we trust any institutions, and if not, how do we rebuild them? And what, if anything, from the past can help us move forward? A Resilient Republic explores the research, stories, and ideas relevant to how free societies adapt to change, innovate under pressure, and emerge from disruption stronger than before. Hosted by Ben Klutsey, executive director of the Mercatus Center, the podcast features conversations with public intellectuals and practitioners examining how markets, institutions, and communities can become resilient enough to preserve freedom without abandoning it. www.benklutsey.com

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    Ben Klutsey
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