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Democracy in Chains?: James M. Buchanan on Political Economy & Democracy

Wednesday, October 3, 2018 11:30 a.m. Social Sciences Building 109 Arizona State University at the Tempe campus James M. Buchanan was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics in 1986. He has recently been the focus of criticism for his views on democracy. A careful examination of his work, however, suggests a lifetime devoted to inquiring how democracy could be made an effective means of social and political cooperation. From public choice theory to constitutional political economy to his eventual consideration beyond politics of the role of cultural and social norms, he continually sought more open-ended forms of economic, political and social analysis. An opponent of the tyranny of experts, his analysis sought means for protecting and even promoting the views and rights of those who held less common perspectives. __________ Ross Emmett, School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership __________ The Center for the Study of Economic Liberty, a joint endeavor of the W.P. Carey School of Business and the School of Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership at Arizona State University, will become an international leader in research that affects liberty-enhancing public policy and increases public and academic awareness of the history and philosophy of economic liberty by leveraging our place, fusing academic research with policy engagement, and engaging globally to transform society. Please like, follow, and subscribe at the below links to stay up-do-date on our future events, research, news and everything happening at the Center for the Study of Economic Liberty. 🔴EMAIL ➡ [email protected] 🔴WEBSITE ➡ https://csel.asu.edu/ 🔴FACEBOOK ➡   / cselatasu   🔴TWITTER ➡   / cselatasu   🔴YouTube ➡    / cselatasu   🔴INSTAGRAM ➡   / cselatasu   ✅SUBSCRIBE to our newsletter for the latest on the Center below! https://csel.asu.edu/subscribe