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RETHINKING THE COMMONS
The modern democratic vision is rooted fundamentally in the idea of the commons: a shared commitment to the future whose moral and material ownership—and common sense approach to matters of government—rests on the resilience of the human bond. At The Democracy Institute, we curate events that rethink this common purpose—the principle of the commons—that lies at the heart of our social and political universe. In collaboration with institutions and thinkers worldwide — across disciplines and geographies — the Institute fosters dialogue between faculty, students, and the public.
EVENTS
- The Climate of NonviolenceFri, 11 AprPomona
- What Is Left of Freedom?Thu, 10 AprUrsa Minor, Bronco Student Center
- Where Do We Go From Here?Thu, 10 AprPomona
- American SacrificeThu, 14 NovPomona
- Democratic FuturesThu, 14 NovPomona
- What Does Technology Really Give Liberal Education?Fri, 18 OctLos Angeles
- The American ConditionTue, 17 SeptPomona
- What is Moral Cruelty?Tue, 30 JulNew Delhi
- Violence and the VoteThu, 18 JulBudapest
- Liberalism and the Secular VisionThu, 21 MarPomona
- AmendmentsThu, 21 SeptPomona
- After HopeSat, 11 MarPomona
- After LifeFri, 10 MarPomona
- What Is Inequality?Thu, 27 OctPomona
- The Caste ContractMon, 30 MayNew Delhi
- Faith in Force, Faith Without ForceSun, 15 DecPune
- What is an Architect?Mon, 09 SeptNew Delhi
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