7 4 05 pm eastern time, the legal issues associated with drone warfare followed by Fox News Contributor pete haigstaff who talked about man in the arena, on the responsible it is of citizenship. On booktvs afterwards program, the changing face of americas workingclass. She is interviewed by amy goodman. We finish our primetime lineup this evening at 11 00 pm with an interview with publisher Chris Jackson on his career and his work with tonnie coates. That happens on booktv. Eric, eric right up here. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] if i could get everyones attention, my name is peter boettke, director of the f i a program, today we are thrilled, we have Dierdre Mccloskey in conversation with my friend donald boudreaux. Dierdre mccloskey has the new volume of her trilogy, bourgeois equality how ideas, not capital or institutions enriched the world, which builds on the dignity, don will talk about the introduction but i want the person to congratulate deirdre on this c
In the road taken many of these authors have, or will be appearing on booktv. Watch them on our website, booktv. Org. Can i get everyones attention. I am the director here at george mason university. We have Deirdre Mccloskey here with my good friend. Deirdre came out with the third quality of her book bourgeois equality that builds on the bourgeois community. I think this collection is the most ambitious work in economics done during my career, at least in economics and just an amazing achievement for what you have done and generate the conversation in economics. Hopefully we will have a great conversation today. Lets turn it over to you, tom. Thanks, pete. When clear morgan asked if i would conduct a conversation with deirdre i immediately jumped at the opportunity. Not only is it on honor, but there are few books that one reads in a scholarly light, as fundamentally change or deeply change the way you look at the world. These books have done that for me. I am honored to be here with
Being blacklisted and some dying. Coming up next, a discussion on the strike and its effect on the community. This was held in the Greenville County library in South Carolina. It is just under two hours. Fory name is mark nelson, lack of a better term, the moderator of todays proceedings. Im a historian, and i have long had an interest in the strike of 1934. I am largely reliant today on the scholarship of a number of excellent historians whose luminous works and names i will recite as we go along. However, there is one distinguished historian whose ite,ghts i will not c because he is here to siphon himself. Has writtenll and willly on history, have more him later. Its to be left to professors of historys and phd. We have with is a nonacademic that is made a significant contribution to our understanding of this event. , the author beacham of milltown murder, which explores the most tragic episode of the strike. The murder of seven workers and the wounding of dozens of others. Frank has
Way he was doing things the could have elevated the two chairmen or ceo but you never know. It is what it is i am happy as i look back with mostly great satisfaction. Host most i think would say you havent had a very successful career. Are you really retired . What is next . Certainly i will not be an executive and a Major Corporation but i am a contributor to force, d. C. Contributor i write a column for a magazine and a board member for a variety of companies and two consulting and i am now involved man with a partner in producing premium mens watches and one of which is right here starting a small automotive venture. I have plenty to keep me busy. Host why i dont call that retired. You have a lot of wisdom that Somebody Just starting a new one to follow in your footsteps of what was a your party words of wisdom be male or female with leadership . First of all, be passionate. If you are passionate about fashion or the furniture business go with that. If its about the hospitality go i
Just got it from charles croppedhammer, the things that matter, his new collection of essays some of which are biographical. That makes my day. Died like radio. Three hours is an abundance of time and i can do so many things. More with radio talkshow host hugh hewitt on cspans q a. You are watching cspan2 with politics and Public Affairs weekdays featuring live coverage of the u. S. Senate, weeknights watch the Public Policy events and every weekend the latest nonfiction authors and books on booktv. You can see past programs and get schedules that our web site and join in the conversation on social media sites. Up next on booktv, afterwards with guest host, political activist and radio host joe madison talking with Craig Steven Wilder on his book ebony and ivy race, slavery, and the troubled history of americas universities. In the book, the mit history shared discusses how the campuses of many of the universities were not only built by slave labor but funded by profits earned from the