Illiberal Reformers - Thomas Leonard, Hayek Lecture Series
Explores economic progressives' role in creating the regulatory welfare state, revealing their paradoxical advocacy for uplift and exclusion, influenced by Darwinism, racial science, and eugenics.
The Role of Intellectual Property in an Innovation Economy - Adam Mossoff, Hayek Lecture Series
Explore intellectual property's role in innovation, examining patents as assets, their impact on invention democratization, and their significance in economic growth and technological progress.
Two Incompatible Sacred Values in American Universities - Jon Haidt, Hayek Lecture Series
Exploration of conflicting goals in American universities: truth vs. social justice. Analyzes impacts on research, learning, and campus culture. Proposes viewpoint diversity as a solution.
Impossibility & Social Choice - Intro to Political Economy
Explore social choice theory, Arrow's Theorem, and decision-making processes in groups. Learn about optimal majority, interest groups, and various voting methods in political systems.
Money, Banking, and Public Finance - Intro to Political Economy
Explore money's evolution, banking systems, and public finance principles. Gain insights into economic fundamentals, financial intermediation, and government fiscal policies.
Why Hasn't Economic Progress Lowered Work Hours More? - Tyler Cowen, Hayek Lecture Series
Exploring why economic growth hasn't reduced work hours, examining progress for women and elderly, and discussing work's role in providing meaning and enjoyment in life.
The End of Socialism - James Otteson, Hayek Lecture Series
Spirited defense of capitalism, addressing moral concerns of socialism. Explores economic freedom, human prosperity, and the trade-off between reducing inequality and alleviating poverty.
Origins of the Duke Marine Lab
Explore Duke Marine Lab's 85-year journey: groundbreaking research, innovative teaching, and community impact in Beaufort. Discover its evolution, from early days to cutting-edge drone technology and climate initiatives.
Joel Fleishman's Reflections on 53 Years at Duke University
Explore Joel Fleishman's 53-year journey at Duke, his impact on public policy education, and reflections on partnerships that shaped the university's growth and legacy.
Encontro das Águas - Circulation and Displacement in Art
Artista Clarissa Tossin apresenta obras que exploram temas de circulação e deslocamento, abrangendo uma década de produção interdisciplinar e reflexões sobre identidade cultural.
Water Security Series: Impacts of Poor Water Quality on Animal Health
Explore impacts of poor water quality on animal health, discussing research, productivity effects, and potential solutions in Australian agriculture.
Water Security Series: Murray-Darling Basin Truths and Challenges
Explore the complexities of water management in the Murray-Darling Basin through expert panel discussions on ecological, economic, and cultural aspects of this vital Australian resource.
Mental Health and the COVID-19 Crisis: Impact and Policy Response
Explore the impact of COVID-19 on mental health in Australia, examining community profiles and evaluating the effectiveness of national policy responses like the coronavirus supplement.
Towards a Reconciled Australia - National Reconciliation Week Webinar
Explore the path to reconciliation in Australia with insights from Reconciliation Australia's CEO, discussing history, law's role, and practical approaches for a united future.
The Secret to Satisfaction - Is Everything We've Been Told About Happiness Wrong?
Explore the complexities of happiness, mental health, and societal pressures in this thought-provoking panel discussion challenging conventional wisdom on wellbeing and satisfaction.
Yin and Yang of Determination in Science - Overcoming Challenges
Explore the challenges and triumphs of women in science with Professor Kate Smith-Miles, focusing on determination, success, and navigating male-dominated fields.
Wellbeing Education as a TREAT - Designing Engaging School-Based Programs
Innovative approach to school-based wellbeing education using the TREAT framework: Tangible, Relevant, Evidence-based, Alluring, and Transformational. Aims to inspire and empower youth in proactively shaping their mental health.
What You Need to Know About Eating Disorders - Expert Panel Discussion
Explore the complexities of eating disorders, their evolving manifestations, and strategies for prevention and support with expert insights from researchers and advocates.
Creating Pathways to Child Wellbeing in Disadvantaged Communities - 2018 Keith Hancock Lecture
Exploring strategies for enhancing child wellbeing in disadvantaged communities through prevention, early intervention, and positive development approaches.
Empowering People with Disabilities and Support Workers - Balancing Freedom and Security
Exploring new models of disability care: balancing empowerment and worker rights. Discusses flexibility, risks, and ethical considerations in the evolving landscape of disability support services.
The Case for a Charter of Rights in Australia
Exploring Australia's need for a Charter of Rights, addressing human rights failures, and proposing solutions to protect fundamental freedoms and comply with international obligations.