Is Liberalism a Parasite on Tradition?
Samuel Bowles gave three public lectures where he presented evidence that explicit incentives and constraints often diminish ethical motivations. This is the second lecture of a three-part series.
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Explore " program in ethics politics and economics" with insightful episodes like "Is Liberalism a Parasite on Tradition?", "Machiavelli's Mistake", "Moral Sentiments and Material Interests", "Islam and the Secular State" and "Nonintervention and Intervention: The Use of Force Across Borders" from podcasts like ""Humanities", "Humanities", "Humanities", "Humanities" and "Humanities"" and more!
Episodes (7)
Machiavelli's Mistake
Samuel Bowles gave three public lectures where he presented evidence that explicit incentives and constraints often diminish ethical motivations. This is the third lecture of a three-part series.
Moral Sentiments and Material Interests
Samuel Bowles gave three public lectures presenting evidence that explicit incentives and constraints often diminish ethical motivations. This is the first lecture of a three-part series.
Islam and the Secular State
Professor An-Na’im presented and defended a framework for the constant theoretical and political contestation of the relationship between Islam, the state, politics and society.
Nonintervention and Intervention: The Use of Force Across Borders
Michael W. Doyle gave three public lectures where he examined the legal and ethical arguments supporting nonintervention. This is the first lecture of a three-part series.
Overriding Nonintervention: National Security and Humanitarian Concern
Michael W. Doyle gave three public lectures where he examined the legal and ethical arguments supporting nonintervention. This is the second lecture of a three-part series.
Disregarding Nonintervention: National Liberation and Imperial Paternalism
Michael W. Doyle gave three public lectures where he examined the legal and ethical arguments supporting nonintervention. This is the third lecture of a three-part series.