Freedom of Thought

Freedom of Thought offers readers the opportunity to approach questions of the moment from a variety of angles. In the great tradition of Socrates, one of the earliest educators famous for teaching his disciples to think critically, the Project encourages readers to ask questions and pursue answers. Before his death, Socrates defended his method of seeking the truth with the simple line, "the unexamined life is not worth living”—and the Project would like to offer a time and place to begin that serious examination: here and now.

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Freedom of Thought, The Technology Sector
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NetChoice and the Future of State Regulation of Big Tech
Freedom of Thought, The Corporate World
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Race at Work: Can Businesses Treat People Differently on the Basis of Race?
Freedom of Thought, Law Schools and Universities
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Tyranny of an organized minority: Free speech standards in higher education
Freedom of Thought, Law Firms and the Legal Profession
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Work Different: The Path to Impact Litigation
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A conversation within the right: Why isn’t there a larger conservative plaintiffs’ bar?
Freedom of Thought, The Corporate World
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DEIA Initiatives in the Workplace Post-SFFA
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Academic Freedom and Freedom of Expression: Will the proposed accreditation standard support freedom of thought at law schools?
Freedom of Thought, The Corporate World
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Competition Policy, Corporate Concentration & Freedom of Thought: Approaching the Draft Merger Guidelines
Freedom of Thought, Law Firms and the Legal Profession, Law Schools and Universities, The Corporate World, The Technology Sector
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2023 Freedom of Thought Conference
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Does Litigation Finance Disclosure Threaten National Security? A Debate from the Right
Freedom of Thought, The Corporate World
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Open Minds: Thinking like a Conservative Plaintiff’s Lawyer – Corporations’ Rights and Corporate Power
Freedom of Thought, The Corporate World, The Technology Sector
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Open Minds: Who is Exercising Private Power and What Do They Control? – Part 2
Freedom of Thought, Law Firms and the Legal Profession
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Lawyer Shaming: Legal Ethics, the Rule of Law, and Equal Access to Justice
Freedom of Thought, The Corporate World, The Technology Sector
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Open Minds: What Sparked the Fascination With Economics and Government? – Part 1
Freedom of Thought, Law Firms and the Legal Profession, Law Schools and Universities
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Open Minds: Applying Libertarian Convictions in The Real World
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The State of Law Schools Series Part 1: Discussion, Coercion, and The Pursuit of Truth: The Role of Law Schools in Promoting Civility
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Open Minds with Prof. Eugene Volokh & Prof. Joshua Kleinfeld
Freedom of Thought, Law Firms and the Legal Profession
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Work Different: Finding The Opportunities That Match Your Priorities
Freedom of Thought, The Corporate World
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Who Decides: Questions of State Power, Corporate Power, and Originalism at Stake in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway
Freedom of Thought, The Technology Sector
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When Twitter Speaks: Control, Access, and the First Amendment
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