The Tocqueville Lecture Series is co-organized by the Tocqueville Program directed by Professor Aurelian Craiutu, Department of Political Science, IU Bloomington.
ALL PRESENTATIONS FOR SPRING 2021 WILL BE PRESENTED VIRTUALLY VIA ZOOM, STARTING AT 12:00 PM EST UNLESS NOTED BELOW.
Date / Time / Location | Speaker | Presentation |
| January 29 | Steven Teles Johns Hopkins | "The Future is Faction: Reconstructing America's Parties in an Unstable Era" Abstract/Bio |
| February 12 | George Thomas Claremont McKenna College | "James Madison and the Logic of Republican Government" Recent Essay in The Atlantic Abstract/Bio *Part of "The Idea of America" series |
| February 19 | Susan McWilliams Barndt Pomona College | "The Idea of Fraternity in America, Then and Now" Abstract/Bio *Part of "The Idea of America" series |
| March 19 | Hussein Banai Hamilton Lugar School of Global & International Studies, IU | Roundtable discussion on book "Hidden Liberalism: Burdened Visions of Progress in Modern Iran" Abstract/Bio |
| March 26 | Ken I. Kersch Boston College | "The Messianic Executive in American Conservative Political Thought" Abstract/Bio |
| April 9 | Aaron Tugendhaft Bard College Berlin | Iconoclasm and Politics: A conversation inspired by "The Idols of ISIS" [Discount code: IDOLS20] Prologue & Part Three Abstract/Bio |
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