On February 3 at 3:15 PM in Posvar 4940, Shari Eli will discuss The Origins of Generosity and Racial Exclusion in American Welfare.

On February 10 at 3:15 PM in Posvar 4940, Jeffery Lin will discuss Mapping Inventions in Idea Space: Spreading Out Over an Expanding Frontier, 1836-2023.

On March 17 at 3:15 PM in Posvar 4940, the Center for Governance and Markets will host Jim Crow and Economic Development by Lukas Althoff.

On April 7 at 3:15 PM in Posvar 4940, the Center for Governance and Markets will host Richard Hornbeck for a talk: The Social Construction of Race During Reconstruction.

Nava Shaked will examine how cutting-edge AI technologies are transforming education systems, from the integration of generative AI tools in teaching and learning to the ethical dilemmas educators now face.

Stephanie Slade will be drawing on her recent book, Fusionism: Power, Knowledge and Freedom, to examine what it means to be a conservative in the American context and how the movement has changed over time.

Mark Pennington will draw on his book Foucault and Liberal Political Economy to explore how combining Foucauldian critical theory with Hayekian liberalism yields a "post-modern liberalism" for identifying and challenging un-freedom and oppressive "over-government" in contemporary societies.