Capitalism / Socialism / Democracy
CAPITALISM / SOCIALISM / DEMOCRACY is an initiative that invites scholars to present work on democracy as it relates to capitalist, socialist, or other economic ideologies. It seeks to address the intellectual and political question of whether any discussion of democracy lacks reality if not connected to fundamental issues of economic organization. While some recognize commerce and markets as essential contributors, for good or ill, to the health of democratic societies, others ask whether we there are ways to remake our material lives that maintain, or even enhance, democratic participation.
Past Events
Steppe Immunity: Mongolian History and the Changing Meanings of Darkhlaa (Christian Sorace)
133 S. 36th Street, Room 250 (Forum)
In-person event.
Four Futures: Life After Capitalism (Peter Frase)
Online Event.
What is Family Abolition? (Sophie Lewis)
Online Event
Opening the People's Eyes: Machiavelli on Civic Versus Princely Leadership (John McCormick)
133 S. 36th Street, Auditorium (Basement)
Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics