Posts Tagged ‘capitalism’

There Is No “E” (for ethics) in Capitalism; Beth Neff, organic farmer and urban planner

By Matthew Hile | January 15, 2023

In our society, we rarely see examples of group benefit prioritized over profit. Few…

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The Rise of Global Authoritarianism, The Annual Pacino Lecture Fund, Sarah Kendzior, PhD

By Matthew Hile | February 20, 2022

Local author Sarah Kendzior, the author of “Hiding in Plain Sight” and “The View…

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The Rise of Global Authoritarianism

By Louise Jett | February 3, 2022

St. Louis Author Sarah Kendzior to discuss autocracy and the American future Join the…

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Carbon Pricing and Climate Change; Tim Ely

By Matthew Hile | November 14, 2021

We will discuss carbon fee & dividend in relation to other climate change solutions.…

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Carbon Pricing and Climate Change

By Louise Jett | October 31, 2021

We will discuss carbon fees & dividends in relation to other climate change solutions.…

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It’s OK to Want to Win: The Benefits of Competition; Leader James Croft, EdD

By Matthew Hile | July 11, 2021

Competition often gets a bad rap in progressive circles. The assumption is often that…

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Ethical Issues in Making a Living; Kate Lovelady, Leader

By Matthew Hile | February 16, 2020

There are many ethical questions related to the topic of making a living, and…

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The Threats of Oligarchy and Dark Money to Democracy; Jeffrey Winters PhD

By Matthew Hile | March 23, 2019

This recording is from the International Relations Lectures Series presented, for over 80 years,…

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