IHS sat down with Lauren Hall during her recent manuscript workshop for her upcoming book “The Politics of Birth, Death, and Medicalization.” Topics include the workshop, Summer Seminars, and working with IHS.
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An Open Market in Classroom Resources?
What are Open Educational Resources? If you’ve ever assigned a textbook for your college course, …
This Land is Your Land, This Land is… Whose Land?
When IHS alums Courtney Moorehead Balaker and Ted Balaker decided to adapt Susette Kelo’s harrowing, real-life …
A Guide to Meaningful Change
What can I do to have a meaningful and successful career? As I was searching for a career with purpose, I asked myself that question many times when I was in my 20s. Then in 1999, long before becoming the executive director of the Institute for Humane Studies, I came across a seminar that helped to answer that question.
Apply Today or Miss Out on an Opportunity to be Awarded Up to $15,000 from the Humane Studies Fellowship
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Reasons Why You Need to Apply for the IHS Hayek Fund for Scholars Today
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Macroeconomists Have Good Reason to Support Say’s Law
Many defenders of free markets, especially those interested in macroeconomics, are lambasted for defending a …
A 4-step plan for preparing for your first academic interview
Your job market year is mostly spent putting together job portfolios, meticulously crafting standout cover …
Ideal and Nonideal Theory: Why So Many Classical Liberals and Egalitarian Liberals Disagree
Editor’s note: Christopher Freiman’s new book, Unequivocal Justice, is available for purchase for those wishing to explore …
7 on-campus interview tips every academic job seeker should know
Making a good impression during the final stage of the interview process is often what …
