Series Director: Dr. Andrew Herr (Fellow in Economics and Policy)
This series reflects the Center's strong advocacy to free markets operating in an environment of minimal government involvement. The series also promotes the idea of ethics.

Academic Lecture Year 2012-2013 

Lecture Date	Speaker(s)	Lecture Topic	Download Audio
9-26-2012	Allan Meltzer, Carnegie Mellon University	Why Capitalism?	Download
11-28-2012	Bennett McCallum, Carnegie Mellon University	Recent Federal Reserve Policy in Relation to Monetary Principles	Download
02-20-2013	Kevin Murphy, University of Chicago	The Limitations of Taxes and Prohibitions	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2011-2012 

Lecture Date	Speaker(s)	Lecture Topic	Download Audio
11-16-2011	J.D. Foster, The Heritage Foundation	The Trials of Congress' Misnamed "Super Committee"	Download
02-08-2012	Stephen Moore, Wall Street Journal	The End of Obamanomics	Download
03-14-2012	Charles Holt, University of Virginia	Auction Design for Public Policy	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2009-1010 

11-2-2009		Rediscovering Political Economy Conference
	Dr. Allan Meltzer, Carnegie Mellon University	Why Capitalism?
	Mr. John Mueller, Ethics and Public Policy Center	Restoring Sound Economic Thinking: What Natural Law Taught Us
	Dr. Samuel Hollander, University of Toronto	Understanding Anomalies in Adam Smith and Marx-Engels
	Dr. Richard Wagner, George Mason University	Promoting the General Welfare: The Economic Thinking of the American Founders
	Dr. Larry Schweikart, University of Dayton	A Primer on Banking and the Government's Role in Monetary Policy
	Dr. David Beito, University of Alabama	T.R.M. Howard and the Mutual Aid Tradition: How Entrepreneurship and Self-Help Promoted Black Uplift
02-03-2010	Dr. Marvin Goodfriend, Carnegie Mellon University	Central Banking in the Credit Turmoil: An Assessment of Federal Reserve Practice	Download
03-10-2010	Dr. Gordon Brady, Joint Economic Committee, United States Senate	Cap and Trade Legislation	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2008 - 2009 

09-10-2008	Mary Anastasia O'Grady, Wall Street Journal	A Survey of Latin American Liberty in 2008	Download
10-22-2008	Dr. Susan Laury, Georgia State University	Insurance Purchase Decisions for Disaster - Type Risks: Using Laboratory Experiments to Inform Policy	Download
02-04-2009	Dr. Tailia Bar, Cornell University	Quest for Knowledge and Pursuit of Grades: Information, Course Selection and Grade Inflation	Download
03-11-2009	Kimberley Strassel, Wall Street Journal	Fiscal Follies: The Politics of "Stimulus" and Bailouts	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2007 - 2008  

09-12-2007	Dr. PJ Hill, Wheaton College	The Not So Wild, Wild West	Unavailable
11-07-2007	Dr. Rajdeep Grewal, Pennsylvania State University	Service Quality, Customer Satisfaction, and Shareholder Value: The Moderating Role of Satisfaction Strength	Download
02-06-2008	Dr. Burt Folsom, Hillsdale College	How the Income Tax Changed American History	Download
03-26-2008	Dr. Jay W. Richards, Acton Institute	Myths Christians Believe about Wealth and Poverty	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2006 - 2007 

09-20-2006	Dr. Paul Moreno, Hillsdale College	How to Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Federalism	Unavailable
09-13-2006	Dr. Jeff Miron, Boston University	Libertarian Land: The Case for Minimal Government,	Unavailable
02-07-2007	Dr. Elinor Ostrom, Arizona State University	Beyond Panaceas: The Importance of Institutional Diversity, Indiana University	Unavailable
03-14-2007	Dr. Jared Bernstein and Dr. Richard Burkhauser	Debate: Is a Minimum Wage Increase Necessary?	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2005 - 2006 

Not Listed	Dr. Dwight R. Lee, University of Georgie and Dr. Kenneth Stone, University of Iowa	A Debate on the Merits of Wal-Mart	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. William W. Beach, Director of Center for Data Analysis, The Heritage Foundation	Public Policy in the Age of Entitlements: How the Coming Financial Crises in Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security Will Fundamentally Change Politics and Public Policy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. Christopher DeMuth, President, American Enterprise Institute	Unlimited Government	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Michael Szenberg, Distinguished Professor of Economics and Chair of Economics and Finance Department, Lublin School of Business	Globalization, Technology, and Three Societal Goals	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2004 - 2005 

Not Listed	Dr. Robert Dwyer, University of Cincinnati	Buyer-Seller Relationships That Work, Professor of Marketing	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. John G. Quigley, Visiting Professor of Finance, Princeton University, Managing Partner of Nasau Capital	Venture Capital in 2004: The Real Deal	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Linda Babcock, Professor of Economics, Carnegie Mellon University	Women Don't Ask: Negotiation and the Gender Divide	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Francis X. Dieboldy, Professor of Economics, Finance and Statistics, University of Pennsylvania	The Outlook for Interest Rates and the Macroeconom	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2003 - 2004 

Not Listed	Dr. Henry Grabowski, Professor of Economics and Director of the Program in Pharmaceuticals and Health Economics, Duke University	Innovation and Access to Medicines for Orphan Diseases	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James Gwartney, Professor of Economics and Policy, Florida State University	Economic Freedom and Cross-Country Differences in Income and Growth	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James Kellaris, Professor of Marketing, University of Cincinnati	Confessions of a Jingle Scientist: On the Importance of Trivial Research	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Edmund S. Phelps, Professor of Political Economy, Columbia University	How Corporatism Cramps Dynamism and Dulls Prosperity in Continental Europe McVickar	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2002 - 2003 

Not Listed	Dr. Adam Lerrick, The Friends of Allan Meltzer Chair, Senior Lecturer of Economics, Carnegie Mellon University	A New Approach to Development Aid: Changing the Incentives	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Patrick Conway, Professor of Economics, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Should the International Monetary Fund Be Liquidated?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Gene Grossman, Jacob Viner Professor of International Economics, Princeton University	Trade and The Environment: Friends or Foes?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Daniel Benjamin, Professor and Senior Research Scholar, Clemson University	Myths of Recycling	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2001 - 2002 

Not Listed	Dr. Neil Wallace, Professor of Economics, Pennsylvania State University	A Virtue of Uniform International Currency	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Charles W. Calomiris, Paul M. Montrone Professor of Private Enterprise, Columbia University School of Business	Emerging Market Banks: The Achilles Heel of Liberalization	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Charles I. Plosser, Dean and John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics and Public Policy, William E. Simon Graduate School of Business Administration,University of Rochester	Monetary Policy: A Shadow Perspective	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Clive W.J. Granger, Chancellor's Associates Chair in Economics, University of California, San Diego.	The Effect of Uncertainty on Economic Policy	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2000 - 2001 

Not Listed	Dr. Jagdish Bhagwati, Arthur Lehman Professor of Economics, Columbia University.	After the Seattle Debacle: What Next for Free Trade?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Hal R. Varian, Dean, School of Information Management Systems, University of California at Berkeley.	Economic Forces in the Network Economy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Stanley W. Black, Professor of Economics, The University of North Carolina.	From Wirtschaftswunder to Kaltstart: Fifty Years of the German Economy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James Walker, Professor of Economics, Indiana University	Institutions for Facilitating Cooperation	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1999 - 2000 

Not Listed	Dr. Anna J. Schwartz, Research Associate, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.	Earmarks of a Lender of Last Resort	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Stephen P. Zeldes, Benjamin Rosen Professor of Economics and Finance, Columbia University	Privatizing Social Security: Risk and Return	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Walter C. Labys, Saint Vincent Prep School Class of 1955, Professor and Benedum Distinguished Scholar, West Virginia University	Can World Market Volatility Upset the U.S. Economy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Vernon L. Smith, Professor of Economics, the University of Arizona	Personal Vs Impersonal Exchange McClelland	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1998 - 1999 

Not Listed	Dr. Jeremy Siegel, Professor of Finance, Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania	Are Stocks Still Right for the Long-Run?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Joseph Terza, Saint Vincent College Class of 1964, Associate Professor of Economics, Pennsylvania State University	Analyzing the Effects of Public Policy Using Non-Experimental Data: Applications In Health Economics	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Robert Shiller, Yale University	Risks to Our Income in the Long Term	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1997 - 1998  

Not Listed	Dr. David R. Henderson, Research Fellow, Hoover Institution and Associate Professor of Economics, Naval Postgraduate School	Government: Don't Just Stand There, Undo Something	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Richard Cyert, President Emeritus and Richard M. and Mary Aret S Cyert, Professor of Economics and Management, Carnegie- Mellon University	The Executive Compensation Controversy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Bruce Yandle,Alumni Distinguished Professor of Economics and Branch Banking and Trust Scholar, Clemson University	Searching for Common Sense and Common Law for the Environment	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Harvey Rosen, John L. Weinberg Professor of Economics and Business Policy, Princeton University	Do Taxes Affect Entrepreneurs' Investments?	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1996 - 1997 

Not Listed	Dr. Steve H. Hanke, Professor of Applied Economics, The Johns Hopkins University	Rules Versus Discretion: Argentina Versus Mexico	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Richard E Wagner, Harris Professor of Economics, George Mason University	Complexity, Governance And Economic Policy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Kajal Lahiri, Economics Professor and Chair SUNY at Albany	Welfare Reform for The Disabled	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Robert A. Mundell, Professor of Economics, Columbia University	The International Monetary System In The 21ST Century: Could Gold Make A Comeback?	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1995 - 1996 

Not Listed	Dr. Richard V. Burkhauser, Professor of Economics Maxwell School, Syracuse University	Providing a Living Wage: Why Increases In the Minimum Wage are No Longer the Answer for Helping the Working Poor	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. David R. Henderson, Associate Professor of Economics at the Naval Postgraduate School, Senior Research Fellow with the Hoover Institution	Government Intervention In Health Care: Savior or Villain	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Donald J. Mullineaux, DuPont Chair in Banking and Financial Services, University of Kentucky	Is Bill Gates Right: Is Banking A Dinosaur?	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1994 - 1995 

Not Listed	Dr. Terry Anderson, Montana State University, Professor of Economics Senior Associate of the Political Economy Research Center	The Market and The Environment: The Carrot vs. The Stick	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Robert Tollison, George Mason University, Duncan Black Professor of Economics	Externalities and Internalities	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Fred Singer, President, The Science and Environmental Policy Project	Stratospheric Ozone: Politically Correct and Other Views	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Richard Lindzen, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan Prof. of Meteorology	Science and Politics: Global Warming and Eugenics	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Richard W. Tresch, Associate Professor and Chairperson of Economics, Boston College	Welfare Reform: Shared Views and Disagreements	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1993 - 1994  

Not Listed	Michael Parkin, University of Western Ontario, Professor of Economics	Clinton's Fiscal Policy: A First Semester Assignment	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Burton Malkiel, Princeton University, Chemical Bank Chairman's Professor of Economics	Investment Strategies for the Remainder of the 90's	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Karen Vaughn, George Mason University, Professor of Economics	Did We Learn th Right Lessons From the Fall of Communism?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Frederic Mishkin, Columbia University, A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Economics	Preventing Financial Crisis	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1992 - 1993 

Not Listed	Dr. Patricia Danzon, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Cella Moth Professor	Health Care Reform: A Review of the Options	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Robert Barro, Harvard University, Professor of Economics	Presidential Economics	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Richard McKenzie, University of California, Walter Gerken Professor of Enterprise and Society	America: What Went Right in the 1980's	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Rachel McCulloch, Brandeis University, Rosen Family Professor of Economics	Foreign Investment in the US: Source of Strength or Sign of Weakness?	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1991 - 1992 

Not Listed	Dr. Yale Brozen,Graduate School of Business, University of Chicago, Emeritus Professor of Business Economics	The Most Inquitous Tax?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Ronald Hansen, William E. Simon Graduate School of Business, University of Rochester, Associate Dean	Deregulation vs. Reregulation: The Case of Medical Technologies	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Gordon Tullock, University of Arizona, Karl Eller Professor of Economics and Political Science	The Costs of Regulation and the Benefits of Deregulation	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Kevin Sontheimer, University of Pittsburgh, Chairperson Department of Economics	An Ethical and Moral Evaluation of of Private Property and Market Freedom	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1990 - 1991 

Not Listed	Dr. Peter B. Kenen, Princeton University, Walker Professor of Economics and International Finance	Foreign Investment in the US: Should we be Concerned?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Ryan Amacher, Clemson University, Dean, College of Commerce and Industry	Western Experiences with Privatization: Are There Lessons for Eastern Europe?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Murray Weidenbaum, Director/Washington University, Mallinckrodt Distinguished Professor	The Consumer Stake in Deregulation Center for the Study of American Business	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Walter Williams, George Mason University, John Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics	The Legitimate Role of Government in a Free Society	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Emanuel Savas, University of New York, Baruch College	Privatization: A Worldwide Movement City	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1989 - 1990 

No lectures available for this academic lecture year.

Academic Lecture Year 1988 - 1989 

No lectures available for this academic lecture year.

Academic Lecture Year 1987 - 1988  

Not Listed	Dr. Anne O. Krueger, Stanford University, Professor of Economics	Protectionism: US Firms and Foreign Competition	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Rudiger Donbusch, MIT, Ford International Professor of Economics	Third World Debt: The US and the Banks	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Charles Kindleberger, MIT, Ford International Professor of Economics	Is There An Impending World Depression?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. William Poole, Brown University, Professor of Economics	Financial Implications of the US Trade Deficit	Unavailable

 Academic Lecture Year 1986 - 1987  

Not Listed	Dr. Gary S. Becker, Professor, University of Chicago	Pressure Groups and Political Power	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Bennett T. McCallum, Carnegie-Mellon University, Professor of Economics	Why is Monetary Policy Important	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James M. Buchanan, George Mason University, Holbert L. Harris University Professor	Government Failure, Market Failure	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Allan Meltzer, Carnegie-Mellon University, John M. Olin Professor of Political Economy	Monetary Reform: Domestic and International	Unavailable

Series Director: Dr. Bradley C.S. Watson (Fellow in Politics and Culture)
This series is dedicated to the restoration of America's constitutional order. This order is founded upon the principles of the Declaration of Independence, which professes a fixed understanding of human nature and, consequently, a limited role for the federal government.

Academic Lecture Year 2012-2013 

Lecture Date	Speaker(s)	Lecture Topic	Download Audio
11-14-2012	Jeffry Morrison, Regent University	The Indispensable George Washington	Download
01-30-2013	Martin Medhurst, Baylor University	The Audience As Citizens	Download
02-06-2013	Stephen Knott, United States Naval War College	Distorted "History": The Case of George W. Bush and the War on Terror	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2011-2012 

Lecture Date	Speaker(s)	Lecture Topic	Download Audio
09-21-2011	Darren Staloff, City College of New York	Federalism: The Fulfillment of the Politics of Enlightenment	Download
01-18-2012	Daryl Charles, Bryan College	Between Pacifism and Real Politik: The Abiding Relevance of the Just War Tradition	Download
01-25-2012	Daniel Piccuta, U.S. Pacific Command	The U.S.A. and China: Powers, Rivals, Partners	Download
2-22-2012	Micah Watson, Union University	Locke's Legacy or Rousseau's Temptation?: American Government As Creature or Creator	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2009 - 2010  

09-23-2009	Dr. Allen C. Guelzo, Gettysburg College	A. Lincoln, Philosopher: Abraham Lincoln as a Man of Ideas	unavailable
10-21-2009	Mr. Joseph Fornieri. Rochester Institute of Technology	Lincoln's Reflective Patriotism	unavailable
01-20-2010	Henry T. Edmonson, Georgia College and State University	What would Publius Do? Leadership Principles from 'the Federalist Papers'	unavailable
2-17-2010	Dr. Charles T. Rubin, Duquesne University	Liberty and Human Redesign

Academic Lecture Year 2008 - 2009  

09-17-2008	Michael I. Krauss, George Mason U. Law School	To Heller and Beyond: Self-Defense, and the Second Amendment	Download
10-22-2008	Fr. Joseph Kroterski, Fordham University	The City of God and the City of Men: Augustine's Argument and Some Applications for Today	Download
01-21-2009	Diana J. Schaub, Loyla College in Maryland	Bioethics and the Constitution: What Would the Founders Say?	Download
02-18-2009	Dr. Scott Yenor, Boise State	How to Think About the Family in a Liberal Society	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2007 - 2008  

09-19-2007	Dr. E. Christian Kopff, University of Colorado	Traditionalism of the American Founding	Unavailable
10-24-2007	Dr. Leonard P. Liggio, Atlas Economic Research Foundation	Middle Ages and Monasticism	Download
01-23-2008	Dr. Robert V. Young, North Carolina State University	Literature and Morality	Download
02-20-2008	Dr. Patrick J. Deneen, Georgetown University	The Alternative Tradition in American Political Thought	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2006 - 2007 

09-20-2006	Dr. Paul Moreno, Hillsdale College	How to Stop Worrying and Learn to Love Federalism	Unavailable
01-24-2007	Dr. Gleaves Whitney, Grand Valley State University	America's Founders and the Ring of Gyges	Unavailable
Not Listed	Pamela Jensen, Kenyon College	Invisible Men: Ralph Ellison's Defense of the Melting Pot	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2005 - 2006 

Not Listed	Dr. Stephen Knott, Miller Center of Public Affairs, University of Virginia	The Constitutional Legacy of Alexander Hamilton	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Bradley Thompson, Executive Director of Clemson Capitalism Initiative, Clemson University BB&T Research Fellow	Our Killing Schools	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. James Lambright, Chairman and Acting President, Export-Import Bank of the United States	When the U.S. Exports: America Works	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Alan Levine, Associate Professor of Political Theory, American University	The Idea of America in European Political Thought: 1492 to 9/11	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2004 - 2005 

Not Listed	Dr. Bradford Wilson, Associate Director, James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions Lecturer, Princeton University	Liberal Constitutionalism and the American University	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. V. Phillip Munoz, Assistant Professor of Political Science, North Carolina State University	Under God?  The First Amendment and the American Founding	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Francis J. Beckwith, Baylor University	Roe v. Wade: Its Logic and Legacy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Ronald J. Pestritto, University of Dallas	Woodrow Wilson: Father of Modern America?	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2003 - 2004  

Not Listed	Mike Fisher, Pennsylvania State Attorney General	Constitution Day Address	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James Stoner, Professor of Political Science, Louisiana State University	Christian Socrates? The Apology of Thomas More	Unavailable
Not Listed	Francis H. Buckley, Professor of Law, George Mason University	Private and Social Perfectionism	Unavailable
Not Listed	Adam Kieper, Managing Editor, The New Atlantis	Space Exploration and American Character	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2002 - 2003  

Not Listed

Dr. Larry Arnn, President, Hillsdale College

Constitution Day Address

Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2001 - 2002  

Not Listed	Dr. Michael Zuckert, Nancy R. Dreux Professor of Government, University of Notre Dame	What Was So Great About the Founding Fathers Anyway?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Lucas E. Morel, Assistant Professor of Politics, Washinton and Lee University	Ralph Ellison's America: On the Politics of Prejudice, Perseverance and Possibility	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Jean M. Yarbrough, Gary M. Pendy Professor of Social Sciences Department of Government and Legal Studies Bowdoin College	Teddy Roosevelt and the Search for a Usable Past	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. David F. Forte, Professor of Law, Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, Cleveland State University	Islam: Its Past, and Future	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 2000 - 2001  

Not Listed	Dr. Ken Masugi, Director, Center for Local Government - The Claremont Institute	The Constitution Versus The Civil Religion Of Multiculturalism: What Clarence Thomas Taught Me	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Alan Charles Kors, Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania	Western Civilization At the Dawn of the 21st Century	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. Doug Bandow, Senior Fellow, The CATO Institute	Globalization: Threat or Boon to a Starving World	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mark Edward Rush, Associate Professor of Politics: Washington and Lee University	Foraging in the Political Thicket: The Supreme Court and The Right of Political Association	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1999 - 2000  

Not Listed	Dr. Ralph A. Rossum, Professor of American Constitutionalism, Claremont McKenna College	Federalism, Constitutional Structure, and the Securing of Liberty Salvatori	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Michael I Krauss, Professor of Law, George Mason University	Government Products Liability Suits: Economic Illiteracy and the Collapse of the Rule of Law	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Stephen J. Entin, President and Executive Director, Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation	The Political Economy of the U.S. Tax System	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Randy T. Simmons, Professor of Political Science, Utah State University	Liberty and the Environment	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Herman Belz, Professor of History, University of Maryland	Affirmative Action and American Equality	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1998 - 1999 

Not Listed	Hon. Eugene W. Hickok, Jr., Pennsylvania Secretary of Education	The Constitution and Executive Power	Unavailable
Not Listed	Stanley C. Brubaker, Professor of Political Science, Director of Colgate Washington Study Group, Colgate University	Are Campaign Spending Limits Good for Democracy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Harvey C. Mansfield, Professor of Government, Harvard University	Machiavelli's New Prince	Unavailable
Not Listed	Joseph M. Bessette, Associate Professor of Government Claremont Mckenna College	Justice and Punishment: Crime, Public Opinion, and Democratic Politics	Unavailable

Academic Lecture Year 1997 - 1998  

Not Listed	Dr. Thomas G. West, Professor of Politics at University of Dallas	Was The American Founding Unjust? The Case of Property Rights and the Poor	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Jeffrey K. Tulis, Professor of Political Science at University of Texas	Today's Neo-Whig Presidency	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Peter Augustine Lawler, Professor of Political Science at Berry College	Twentieth Century Thomism: The Catholic Tradition in Today's Political Thought	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Norman J. Ornstein, Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research	The First One-Hundred Days of the Clinton Administration and Prospects for the Future	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Thomas E. Mann,Director, Governmental Studies and the W. Averell Harriman Chair in American Governance at the Brookings Institute, Washington, DC	Institutional Reform and Democratic Renewal	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Michael J. Malbin,Professor of Political Science, S.U.N.Y. at Albany, Director of The Center for Legislative Studies at SUNY Rockefeller Institute of Government	Undivided Government? Predictions on Clinton's Relations with Congress	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Lawrence Mead, Visiting Professor of Public Policy at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and Professor of Politics at New York University	The Politics of Welfare Reform	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. Daniel Mitchell, McKenna Senior Fellow in Political Economy at The Heritage Foundation	Are Republicans Living up to their Mandate?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Gertrude Himmelfarb, Professor Emeritus at the City University of New York	Prospects for the Renewal of Civil Society	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Frank I. Luntz, President, Luntz Research Companies	Republican Candidate: Issues and Public Opinion	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Grover G. Norquist, President, Americans for Tax Reform	The 'Leave Us Alone' Coalition and the 1996 Elections	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. John Fund, Editorial Board, Wall Street Journal	Divided Government: Gridlock or Cooperation?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Mr. William Kristol, Editor and Publisher, The Weekly Standard	1997--The New Political Era?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James W. Ceaser, Professor of Government and Foreign Affairs at University of Virginia	The Symbol of America in Modern Political Thought	Unavailable

Series Director: Dr. Bradley C.S. Watson (Fellow in Politics and Culture)
This series is concerned with the realm of citizenship and the common good. The Forum seeks to identify and expound upon the principles of a free and well-ordered society in the American and Western tradition and to examine contemporary issues in relation to such principles.

Academic Lecture Year 2012-2013 

		Exceptionalism and the American Creed
10-10-2012	Thomas Karako, Kenyon College	The Obama Administration and National Security	Download
10-10-2012	Henry Olsen, American Enterprise Institute	If You Can Keep It: Reflections on the Revolution in America	Download
10-10-2012	J. David Alvis, Wofford College	Obama and the Progressive Presidency	Download
10-10-2012	John C. Yoo, University of California, Berkeley	Obama and the Upside Down Presidency	Download

Academic Lecture Year 2011-2012 

		Exceptionalism and the American Creed
10-12-2011	Richard Samuelson, California State University, San Bernardino	Exceptionalism and Citizenship	Download
10-12-2011	Michael Ledeen, The Foundation for Defense of Democracies	America and Revolution	Download
10-12-2011	Matthew Spalding, The Heritage Foundation	America's Exceptional Promise	Download
10-12-2011	Kiron Skinner, Carnegie Mellon University	American Exceptionalism: Ideas versus Political Realities	Download

 
Lecture Year 2009  

10-07-2009	Jennifer Marshall, Director of Domestic Policy Studies Heritage Foundation	Onward: Shaping the Moral Imagination of Each New Generation	Download
10-07-2009	Kevin Ryan, Director of Education and Communication Vermont Bar association	The Patriotism of Character, The Character of Patriotism	Download
10-07-2009	Randy Simmons, Political Science Professor and Department Head Utah Sate University	Democracy Is Much More Than Voting	Download
10-07-2009	William Voegeli, Visiting Scholar Claremont McKenna College's Henry Salvatori Center	We Hold These Truths... But Who Is This "We"?	Download

Lecture Year 2008

10-08-2008	Malcolm A. Kline, academia.org and Conservative Voice	From Locker Rooms to Laboratories: Title IX Gets Scientific	Download
10-08-2008	Dr. Elizabeth Kaufer-Busch, Christopher Newport University	Title IX and Science: Natural Allies or Enemies?	Download
10-08-2008	Jessica Gavora, Freelance Writer	Title IX in the Sciences: Why it Was Inevitable, Playing field: Schools, Sports, Sex and Title IX	Download
10-08-2008	Dr. John Smetanka, Saint Vincent College	Women in Physics: Cause and Effect	Download

Lecture Year 2007

10-10-2007	David Frisk, Claremont Graduate School	Young Men in a Hurry: William F. Buckley, Jr., William Rusher, and National Review's Call to Arms 1955-1964	Download
10-10-2007	Rafe Major, University of Michigan	The Fall of The Wall and the Search for the Principles of Conservatism	Download
10-10-2007	Michael Tanner, CATO Institute	The Rise of Big Government Conservatism	Download
10-10-2007	Johan Goldberg, National Review Online	The Permanence of Conservatism	Download

Lecture Year 2006

10-04-2006

Michael Anton (The Claremont Institute), L. Brent Bozell (Media Research Center), Dr. Jay Richards (Discovery Institute), and Nick Schulz (Tech Central Station)

Alternative/Conservative Media

Unavailable

Lecture Year 2005

Not Listed	Stephen A. Camarota, Director of Research, Center for Immigration Studies	Contemporary Immigration Issues and Challenges	Unavailable
Not Listed	Daniel T. Griswold, Director, Center for Trade Policy Studies, CATO Institute	Fixing America's Dysfunctional Immigration System	Unavailable
Not Listed	Thomas L. Krannawitter, Claremont Institute Senior Fellow, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Hillsdale College	Citizenship and Multiculturalism	Unavailable
Not Listed	Noah Pickus, Associate Director, Kenan Institute for Ethics, Duke University	Immigration and American Civic Nationalism	Unavailable

Lecture Year 2004

Not Listed	Amy E. Black, Assistant Professor of Politics and International Relations, Wheaton College	God Is On Our Side: Religion and Campaign 2004	Unavailable
Not Listed	John C. Fortier, Research Fellow and Executive Director, Continuity of Government Commission, American Enterprise Institute	Terrorist Attacks On Our Elections	Unavailable
Not Listed	Richard Dougherty, Professor of Political Science, University of Dallas	The Election was a Necessity: American Presidential Election in War Time	Unavailable
Not Listed	Morris Fiorina, Wendt Family Professor of Political Science and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University	The Myth of a Polarized America	Unavailable

Lecture Year 2003

Not Listed

None

No lectures available for this lecture year.

Unavailable

Lecture Year 2002

Not Listed	Eloise Anderson, Director, Project for the American Family, Claremont Institute	Thinking About Child Protection	Unavailable
Not Listed	Susan Orr, Associate Commissioner, Children's Bureau, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services	The Forgotten World of Child Welfare	Unavailable
Not Listed	Sally C. Pipes, President and CEO, Pacific Research Institute	False Promise of Single-Payer Health-Care: A Close Look Inside the California Health Security Act	Unavailable
Not Listed	Robert Rector, Senior Research Fellow, Welfare and Family Issues, The Heritage Foundation	Marriage, Poverty and Welfare Reform	Unavailable

Lecture Year 2001

Not Listed	Dr. Andrew E. Busch, Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Denver	Ronald Reagan and the Statesmanship of Liberty	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Elizabeth Spalding, Assistant Professor of Government, Claremont McKenna College	President Reagan's Statesmanship in the Cold War	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Thomas B. Silver, President, The Claremont Institute	Reagan's Failure	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Paul Kengor, Associate Professor of Political Science, Grove City College	The Legacy of Ronald Reagan: The Academic View	Unavailable

Lecture Year 2000

Not Listed	Dr. Peter W. Schramm, Executive Director, John M. Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs	Ethics and Politics According to Booker T. Washington: Citizenship Rightly Understood	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Fariborz L. Mokhtari Director, Military Graduate Program, Norwich University	Ethics and Society: Civilian vs. Military Approaches	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Adam Wolfson, Executive Editor, The Public Interest	Why Liberals go to War: The Case of Kosovo	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James H. Nichols, Jr., Professor of Political Science, Claremont McKenna College	Rethinking Politics for the Next Generation of Liberalism	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Todd R. Flanders, Director of Programs, Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty	Macintyre's Imprudence	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Bradley C.S. Watson, Fellow in Politics and Policy, Center for Political and Economic Thought, Saint Vincent College	Impeachment's Wake	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1999

Not Listed	Dr. David Lowenthal, Emeritus Professor of Political Science, Boston College	Liberalism: Its Glories, Failures, and Prospects	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Peter McNamara, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Utah State University	Locke, Civil Society, and the Spirit of Liberalism	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1998

Not Listed	Glen E. Thurow, Provost and Professor of Politics, University of Dallas	The Guardian of Liberty?: American Education At The Millenium	Unavailable
Not Listed	Paul A. Rahe, Jay P. Walker Professor of American History	Soft Despotism: Democracy's Drift	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Angelo Codevilla, Professor of International Relations, Boston University	Shaping Our Character Through Government	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. David Walsh, Professor of Politics, Catholic University of America	The Perennial Experiment In Liberty	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1997  

Not Listed	William H. Lash, III, Adjunct Fellow at the Center for the Study of American Business, Washington University and Professor of Law, George Mason University School of Law	The Free Market and the Free Society	Unavailable
Not Listed	Gerard V. Bradley, Professor of Law, Notre Dame Law School, President, Fellowship of Catholic Scholars, Co-Editor, American Journal of Jurisprudence and Vice President, American Philosophy Institute	Law and Morality	Unavailable
Not Listed	Robert A. Destro, Professor of Law, Columbus School of Law Catholic University of America	Citizenship and Community: Legacy and Challenge	Unavailable
Not Listed	R. Alexander Acosta, Director, Project on the Judiciary, Ethics and Public Policy Center	Judicial Activism and Self Government	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1996

Not Listed	David Brooks, Senior Editor, The Weekly Standard and commentator for National Public Radio. s "All Things Considered"	Politics and the Renewal of Culture	Unavailable
Not Listed	James Nuechterlein, Editor, First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life and Associate Director, Institute on Religion and Public Life	Religion and Politics: The Legacy of Reinhold Niebuhr	Unavailable
Not Listed	Robert Benne, Ph.D., Jordan-Trexler Professor of Religion, Chair of Religion and Philosophy Departments, Director of Center for Church and Society, Roanoke College	Green Shoots in America: Religion and the Renewal of Culture	Unavailable
Not Listed	J. Brian Benestad, Ph.D., Professor of Theology, University of Scranton	Catholicism and the Renewal of Culture: The Place and Meaning of Virtue	Unavailable

  
Lecture Year 1995  

Unavailable	James V. Schall, S.J., Ph.D., Professor of Government, Georgetown University	On How Revelation Addresses Itself to Politics	Unavailable
Not Listed	Norman B. Ture, Ph.D., President of Institute for Research on Economics of Taxation (IRET)	Taxes and the Good Society	Unavailable
Not Listed	Patrick F. Fagan, William Fitzgerald Senior Fellow for Family and Cultural Studies, The Heritage Foundation	Welfare Reform	Unavailable
Not Listed	Max L. Stackhouse, Ph.D., Stephen Colwell Professor of Christian Ethics, Princeton University	Theology and the Economic Life of Society in a Global Era: On Mars, Eros, the Muses, Mammon, and Christ	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1994

Not Listed	Nicholas Eberstadt, Visiting Fellow at Center for Population Studies, Harvard University	The Poor and the Marginalized: Current and Proposed Domestic Policies	Unavailable
Not Listed	James P. Hannigan, Ph.D., Professor of Moral Theology and Chair of Department of Theology, Duquesne University	The Place of Government in Civil Society and the Implications for the Public Witness of the Church	Unavailable
Not Listed	Ronald Nash, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Reformed Theological Seminary	The Restoration of Citizenship and Civic Culture	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1993

Not Listed	Don E. Eberly, President, The Commonwealth Foundation	Emerging Issues and Political Trends and their Moral Consequences	Unavailable
Not Listed	Bruce Bickel, Ph.D., Vice President and Manager, Charitable/Institutional Trust Department, PNC Bank	Christian Ethics in the Marketplace	Unavailable
Not Listed	Kurt Rethwisch, Ph.D., Professor of Economics, Duquesne University	Good Intentions are Not Good Enough: Reacting to Economic Issues	Unavailable
Not Listed	Rev. Robert A. Sirico, President, The Acton Institute	The Entrepreneurial Vocation CSP	Unavailable

Series Director: Dr. Bradley C.S. Watson (Fellow in Politics and Culture)
This series speaks to the cultural unease and the sociopolitical problems that are a prominent condition of contemporary public life. Through its biennial three-day conference, the Center focuses on the principles, norms, and mores of Western culture and their relation to the political and public policy situation of modern times.  

Lecture Year 2009  

Lecture Date	Speaker(s)	Lecture TopicTheme: The Idea of the American University	Download Audio
Not Listed	John Agresto, Princeton University	One Cheer for the Liberal Arts. . . Maybe Two	Download
Not Listed	William B. Allen, Michigan State University	Now that College is the New High School, Where Do We Go to Get and Education?	Download
Not Listed	Michael P. Foley, Baylor University	Saint Augustine, the University, and the So-Called Liberal Arts	Download
Not Listed	Gary D. Glenn, Northern Illinois University	From Civilizational Memory and the Upward Lifting of Souls, to Upward Mobility to Opening Social Mores: The Going Down of University Education in one Professor's Lifetime	Download
Not Listed	Susan E. Hanssen, University of Dallas	Eccentric Education - The American Way	Download
Not Listed	Peter Augustine Lawler, Berry College	Dignity and Higher Education Today	Download
Not Listed	William Mathie, Brock University	Socrates in America	Download
Not Listed	Fr. James V Schall, Georgetown University	Universitas Sine Universo: on the Home of Truth When There is no Truth	Download
Not Listed	Peter W. Wood, National Association of Scholars	Roller of Big Cigars: The American University as Cheerful Mortician	Download

Lecture Year 2007

Not Listed	Dr. Hadley Arkes , Armherst College	Can the Hearings for Judges Become a Seminar?: A Classroom Filled with Dangers	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Stanley Brubanker, Princeton University	A Constitution to Die for?: Congressional Authority to Raise an Army	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Robert Clinton, Southern Illinois University Carbondale	Classical Constitutional Jurisprudence, Legal Naturalism, and the Normative Force of History	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Matthew Franck, Radford University	Freedom Questions, Political Questions: Republicanism and the Myth of a "Bill of Rights"	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Robert George, Princeton University	Judicial Usurpation: Perennial Temptation, Permanent Threat	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Alan Gibson	Why that Old Dog Still Won't Hunt: The Failure of Originalists to Establish the Authority of the Framers' Constitution, California State University, Chico	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Henneth Kersch	Neoconservatism and Constitutional Interpretation, 1965-1980, Princeton University	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Jack E. Nowlin, University of Mississippi	Authority Doctrines and the Proper Judicial Role: Judicial Supremacy, Stare Decisis and the Concept of Judicial Constitutional Violations	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Ralph Rossum, Claremont McKenna College	"Common-Sense" Constitutionalism: From Story to Scalia	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Christopher Wolfe, Marquette University	The Supreme Court and the Transformation of Social Mores	Unavailable

Lecture Year 2005

Not Listed	Dr. Akbar Ahmed, Ibn Khaldun Chair in Islamic Studies and Professor of International Relations, American University	A Failure of Immigration: Thinking about Culture, Tradition, and Society After 9/11	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Robert Alt, John M. Ashbrook Center for Public Affairs, Ashland University	Regime Change in Iraq: The View from the Ground	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Alberto Coll, Naval War College	True Liberty and Law: Fighting the War Against Terrorism without Surrendering Our Values	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Barry Cooper, University of Calgary	Understanding Terrorism After 9/11	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. David Corey, Baylor University	Neither Niebuhr nor Yoder: The Christian Just-War Tradition	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Leon Craig, University of Alberta	The Liberal Regime Under Attack	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. James Kurth, Swarthmore College	Western Identities versus Islamic Terrorists: Christians, Liberals, and Pagans at War	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Paul Marshall, Freedom House	Understanding Radical Islam	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. David Tucker, Naval Postgraduate School	Terrorism and the Western Way of Warfare	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Ken Weinstein, Hudson Institute	No tolerance for the Intolerant: Lessons from Early Modern Political Philosophy for the War on Terror	Unavailable

Lecture Year 2003

Not Listed	Dr. Stephen Balch, President, National Association of Scholars	Liberal Education and Civic Education for Our Time	Unavailable
Not Listed	Lieutenant General Josiah Bunting III, Virginia Military Institute	Barbarians at the Gates: Enemies of Character	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. William Desmond, Hoger Instituut Wijsbegeerte	Autonomy, Loyalty, and Civic Piety	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. John Fonte, Hudson Institute	Is the Purpose of Civic Education to Transmit or Transform the American Regime?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Timothy Fuller, Colorado College	Restoring the Essential Experience of Liberal Learning: Transcendence and the Study of Politics in the University	Unavailable
Not Listed	Roger Kimball, Managing Editor, The New Criterion	On Liberty, or, How John Stewart Mill Went Wrong	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Thomas Pangle, University of Toronto	Should Felons Vote? A Paradigmatic Debate Over the Meaning of Civic Responsibility	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Colleen Sheehan, Villanova University	The Commerce of Ideas and the Cultivation of Character in Madison's Republic	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Abigail Thernstrom, Manhattan Institute	Closing the Racial Gap: Culture Matters	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Bruce Thornton Critical, Professor of Classics, California State University Fresno	Consciousness and Liberal Education	Unavailable

Lecture Year 2001

Not Listed	Dr. Robert Bork, John M. Olin Scholar in Legal Studies, American Enterprise Institute	Courts and the Culture Wars	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Murray Dry, Charles A. Dana Professor of Political Science, Middlebury College	Tolerance And American Constitutionalism: The Case of Gay Rights	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. John C. Eastman, Professor of Constitutional Law, Chapman University School of Law	The One-Way Ratchet and Other Problems With 'Stare Decisis' for Cultural Conservatives	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Edward J. Erler, Professor of Political Science, California State University	The California Supreme Court in the Culture Wars: A Case Study In Judicial Failure	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Christopher Manfredi, Professor of Political Science, McGill University	Courts, Culture and Community	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Anthony Peacock, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Utah State University	Race, Representation, and the Constitution: The Multicultural Challenge to Commercial Republicanism	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Charles E. Rice, Professor of Law, Notre Dame Law School	The Right To Live, The Higher Law, and the Courts	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Graham Walker, Associate Professor of Politics, The Catholic University of America	Religious Freedom Without Religious Neutrality: Our Once and Future Constitutional Common Sense	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Keith E. Whittington, Assistant Professor of Politics, Princeton University	The Death of the Legal Constitution and the Spector of Judicial Review	Unavailable
Not Listed	Fr. Francis Canavan, Professor Emeritus of Political Science, Fordham University	From Ockkam To Blackmum: The Philosophical Roots of Liberal Jurisprudence	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dr. Jeremy Rabkin, Associate Professor of Government, Cornell University	Who Owns The Right To Privacy	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1999

Not Listed	Jean Bethke Elshtain, Ph.D., Professor of Social and Political Ethics, University of Chicago Divinity School.	Religion and Civil Society Laura Spelman Rockefeller	Unavailable
Not Listed	Leonard P. Liggio, Ph.D., Research Professor, George Mason University School of Law, and Executive Vice President, Atlas Economic Research Foundation	Liberty And Order In The Western Tradition	Unavailable
Not Listed	Daniel J. Mahoney, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Politics, Assumption College	Liberal Democracy And Moral Foundations	Unavailable
Not Listed	Gilbert Meilaender, Ph.D., Board of Directors, Professor of Christian Ethics, Valparaiso University	Fleeing the Universal: The Problem of Relativism	Unavailable
Not Listed	Douglas J. Den Uyl, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Bellarmine College	The Formation of Character and Modern Liberalism	Unavailable
Not Listed	Wilfred McClay, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History, Tulane University	Judeo-Christian Tradition and Liberal Tradition in the American Republic	Unavailable
Not Listed	Catherine Heldt Zuckert, Ph.D., Professor of Political Science, University of Notre Dame	Scientific Rationality vs. Morality	Unavailable
Not Listed	Peter Berkowitz, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Government, Harvard University	Public Philosophy and Postmodernity	Unavailable
Not Listed	Christopher Wolfe, Ph.D., Professor of Political Science, Marquette University	A Public Philosophy for Contemporary America	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1997

Not Listed	Hilton Kramer, Editor and Publisher, The New Criterion and Art Critic, New York Observer	Institutionalizing the Counterculture	Unavailable
Not Listed	Claes G. Ryn, Ph.D., Professor of Politics, Catholic University of America, Chairman, National Humanities Institute and Editor, Humanities	Cultural Origins of Politics: The Modern Imagination of Escape	Unavailable
Not Listed	Joyce Little, Ph.D., Professor of Theology, University of St. Thomas	Christianity and the Spirit of the Age	Unavailable
Not Listed	Charles R. Kesler, Ph.D., Director, The Henry Salvatori Center for the Study of Individual Freedom in the Modern World and Associate Professor of Government, Claremont McKenna College	The Founding Fathers and American Culture	Unavailable
Not Listed	William B. Allen, Ph.D., Dean, James Madison College, Michigan State University	Radical Challenges to Liberal Democracy	Unavailable
Not Listed	Stephen J. Tonsor, III, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, University of Michigan and Adjunct Scholar, American Enterprise Institute	What to Do While Awaiting the Apocalypse: The Role of Creative Minorities in a Time of Cultural Crisis	Unavailable
Not Listed	Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, Ph.D., Eléonore Raoul Professor of Humanities and Professor of History, Emory University	Women in a Changing World: The Consequences and the Implications	Unavailable
Not Listed	Robert P. George, J.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor of Politics, Princeton University and Practicing Constitutional Lawyer serving a six-year term on the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights	Marriage and Illusion of Moral Neutrality	Unavailable
Not Listed	Hadley Arkes, Ph.D., Edward Ney Professor of Jurisprudence and American Institutions, Amherst College and Contributing Editor, National Review	The Law and the Loss of Urbanity	Unavailable
Not Listed	Martha Bayles, Ph.D., Literary Editor, Wilson Quarterly	Immunity, Not Surgery: Why it is Better to Exert Cultural Authority than to Impose Censorship	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dinesh D'Souza, John M. Olin Research Fellow, American Enterprise Institute	Multiculturalism and the Problem of Cultural Relativism	Unavailable
Not Listed	Ralph McInerny, Ph.D., Michael P. Grace Professor of Medieval Studies and Director, Jaques Maritain Center	Revolt of the Masses Revisited	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1995

Not Listed	James Q. Wilson, Ph.D., James Collins Professor of Management, University of California, Los Angeles	Culture, Crime, and Human Nature	Unavailable
Not Listed	Don E. Eberly, Founder and President, Commonwealth Foundation and Founder and President, National Fatherhood Initiative	Family, Fatherhood, and Socialization	Unavailable
Not Listed	Glenn C. Loury, Ph.D., Professor of Economics, Boston University and Chairman, Center for New Black Leadership	Values and Judgments: Creating Incentives for Good Behavior	Unavailable
Not Listed	Linda Chavez, President, Center for Equal Opportunity and Syndicated Columnist, USA Today	Ethnicity and Immigration	Unavailable
Not Listed	Heather R. Higgins, M.B.A., Executive Director, Council on Culture and Community and Senior Fellow, Progress and Freedom Foundation	Politics of Cultural Wars	Unavailable
Not Listed	Midge Decter, Distinguished Fellow, Institute on Religion and Public Life	Who Killed Dr. Kildare?	Unavailable
Not Listed	Robert Royal, Ph.D., John M. Olin Fellow in Religion and Society and Vice President, Ethics and Public Policy Center	The Restoration of Citizenship and Civic Culture	Unavailable
Not Listed	Gertrude Himmelfarb, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of History, Graduate School of the City University of New York	The Renewal of Civil Society	Unavailable
Not Listed	Russell Hittinger, Ph.D., Warren Professor of Catholic Studies, Department of Philosophy and Religion, University of Tulsa and Research Fellow, American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research	Religion and the Secular Retreat from Modernity	Unavailable
Not Listed	T. William Boxx, M.A., Chairman, Philip M. McKenna Foundation	Christian Principles and Public Life	Unavailable
Not Listed	Michael Novak, M.A., Former U.S. Ambassador and George Frederick Jewett Chair in Religion and Public Policy, American Enterprise Institute	Culture Wars, Moral Wars	Unavailable

Lecture Year 1993

Not Listed	T. William Boxx, M.A., Chairman, Philip M. McKenna Foundation and Gary M. Quinlivan, Ph.D., Executive Director, Center for Political and Economic Thought	The Cultural Context of Economics and Politics	Unavailable
Not Listed	Thomas Sowell, Ph.D., Senior Fellow at Hoover Institution, Stanford University	Culture, Economics and Politics	Unavailable
Not Listed	Dwight R. Lee, Ph.D., Ramsey Chair of Private Enterprise and Professor of Economics, University of Georgia	Go to Harvard and Turn Left: The Rise of Socialist Ideology in Higher Education	Unavailable
Not Listed	S. Robert Lichter, Ph.D., Co-Director, Center for Media and Public Affairs and Visiting Lecturer at Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton University	Economic and Political Perspectives in the Entertainment Media	Unavailable
Not Listed	George Weigel, M.A., President of Ethics and Public Policy Center	Taking Care of Business, Taking Care of Culture: The American Corporation and the American Culture Wars	Unavailable
Not Listed	Don Lavoie, Ph.D., Director, Graduate Interdisciplinary Programs and Associate Professor of Economics, George Mason University	Cultural Studies and the Conditions for Entrepreneurship	Unavailable
Not Listed	Peter L. Berger, Ph.D., Director, Institute for the Study of Economic Culture and Professor of Sociology, Boston University	Our Economic Culture	Unavailable
Not Listed	Brigitte Berger, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology, Boston University	The Family Connection in Democratic Capitalist Societies	Unavailable