The Federalist Society is founded on the freedoms that the separation of governmental powers is central to our constitution and that is emphatically the province and duty of the judiciary to tell you what the law is, not what it should be. The society seeks to promote both an awareness of these principles and to further their application. Now, you may notice i have an adam smith tie on today, and that is not because we have an economic historian coming to speak to us, but it is because adam smith was principally an educator. He was a professor and a private tutor, and he was beloved by his students. And marcus witcher, you have seen throughout the day, is known as a very exuberant, enthusiastic educator. I first met marcus several years ago at an institute, or you may say a conference, i spoke, and then he followed me. He later told me, and i mean years later, that he was so relieved that i went first, because i did not do such a good job, i made it so much easier for him to follow. [l
for our discussion of her latest book, not one inch. we usually say, and i think it s true in this case, that the other needs no introduction. they all give one and a moment. in this case all say this book needs no introduction, at the, moment because it s been, for all the right reasons, splashed across reviews and op-ed pages and public conversations and public discussions of the contemporary moment of where nato stands and where it stood historically. so, this is really, i feel fully justified in saying the book of the hour. before we get to this extraordinary and extraordinarily timely new book, let me say a few words about professor sarotte. professor sarotte is the distinguished professor at john hopkins university here in washington, d.c.. in addition to not one inch, which is a book that s going to be appearing in many many languages in the months and years to come, this book has already been named a foreign affairs book of the year for 2021. professor sarotte is al
but also, professor i sarotte for our discussion of her latest book, not one inch. we usually say, and i think it s true in this case, that the other needs no introduction. they all give one and a moment. in this case all say this book needs no introduction, at the, moment because it s been, for all the right reasons, splashed across reviews and op-ed pages and public conversations and public discussions of the contemporary moment of where nato stands and where it stood historically. so, this is really, i feel fully justified in saying the book of the hour. before we get to this extraordinary and extraordinarily timely new book, let me say a few words about professor sarotte. professor sarotte is the distinguished professor at john hopkins university here in washington, d.c.. in addition to not one inch, which is a book that s going to be appearing in many many languages in the months and years to come, this book has already been named a foreign affairs book of the year for
all the right reasons, splashed across reviews and op-ed pages and public conversations and public discussions of the contemporary moment of where nato stands and where it stood historically. so, this is really, i feel fully justified in saying the book of the hour. before we get to this extraordinary and extraordinarily timely new book, let me say a few words about professor sarotte. professor sarotte is the distinguished professor at john hopkins university here in washington, d.c.. in addition to not one inch, which is a book that s going to be appearing in many many languages in the months and years to come, this book has already been named a foreign affairs book of the year for 2021. professor sarotte is also the author of a collapse, the accidental opening of the berlin wall. this was published in 2014. in 1989, the struggle to create postwar, europe published in 2009. both of which received the financial times book of the year for their respective years, as well as m