This fall quarter at Stanford I have been teaching an experimental new class on the Presidential Election. The course is experimental in three ways. First, it’s a collaboration with two colleagues, David Kennedy, a Pulitzer Prize wining historian and expert on 20th Century American history, and Jim Steyer, CEO of Commonsense Media and a Stanford [...]
What is the future of higher education in the coming era of online learning and MOOCs (massive open online courses)? One frequently heard story is that MOOCs will provide educational experiences, and eventually credentials, to the world, and for free or at very low cost. We will see the democratization of learning opportunities, and the [...]
With the start of the fall quarter at Stanford we’re about to begin another year of the Political Theory Workshop. Once again Josh Cohen and I are organizing and hosting the workshop. And once again the workshop will be co-sponsored frequently by the Program on Global Justice. The workshop meets 1:15 – 3:00pm on Fridays. [...]
The Political Theory Workshop at Stanford University will resume in Winter Quarter on Friday, January 9. Josh Cohen and I co-direct the workshop, and we’ve got a great line-up for the new quarter. The workshop meets on Fridays, 1:15-3pm. Full details about the workshop can be found here. To join the mailing list for the [...]
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