29 June 2017
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Zack Beauchamp (ThinkProgress), Justin Logan (The Cato Institute), and Robert Farley (Lawyers, Guns and Money, University of Kentucky)
- Has Obama continued Bush’s foreign policy? . 6:04
- Justin: Obama has embraced establishment groupthink . 4:03
- Zack vs. Justin on the intervention in Libya . 7:26
- Is America intrinsically interventionist? . 13:07
- Nick Kristof’s critique of academia . 6:24
- Why foreign-policy makers ignore social science . 8:04
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