#LaborTalks: Nancy MacLean discusses “Democracy in Chains”

On Monday, December 11th, BISR hosted #LaborTalks: “Democracy in Chains” — a Conversation with Nancy MacLean. Historian Nancy MacLean joined BISR’s Ajay Singh Chaudhary for a discussion of MacLean’s National Book Award-shortlisted book Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Right’s Secret Plan for America. Before a full house, MacLean explained the intellectual and political origins of the modern American radical right, its (highly effective) organizational methods, and the broad scope of the modern right-wing project, which attempts to not merely pass policy per se, but systematically erode public avenues of political participation. If you couldn’t attend, fear not: we video-recorded the talk, which you can watch below:

 

Mailing List
To receive our newsletter with upcoming news and announcements, please enter your email address.
  • New York/General
  • New Jersey
  • Philadelphia
  • Midwest
  • London

More Blog Posts

Faculty Video: Catastrophe in Context: a Teach-In on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Beyond

Faculty in the Media: On Moral Panics, and Ethnic Cleansing in Nagorno-Karabakh

Faculty Writing: On Britney Spears, Architectural Experiments, and Lacan’s Subject-Supposed-to-Know

Tags Archive