Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
American politics has become so dysfunctional that people are becoming alarmed about the future of the republic. Does the Constitution give us any clues about a way out of this mess? This lecture will look at the Founding era and the political philosophy behind the Constitution before turning to some contemporary Constitutional controversies. Can we as a nation find sufficient common ground to resolve, or at least learn to live with, our disagreements?
Speaker:
Dr. Steven Forde's
Emeritus Professor, University of North Texas Department of Political Science
and Visiting Tutor, St. John's College.
Moderator:
Dr. Rafe Major
Political Science Department and Honors College
Sponsors:
Department of Political Science
Honors College
UNT Libraries
Special Thanks:
Dr. Catherine Brock - Department of Political Science
Brea Henson - UNT Libraries
library.unt.edu
American politics has become so dysfunctional that people are becoming alarmed about the future of the republic. Does the Constitution give us any clues about a way out of this mess? This lecture will look at the Founding era and the political philosophy behind the Constitution before turning to some contemporary Constitutional controversies. Can we as a nation find sufficient common ground to resolve, or at least learn to live with, our disagreements?
Speaker:
Dr. Steven Forde's
Emeritus Professor, University of North Texas Department of Political Science
and Visiting Tutor, St. John's College.
Moderator:
Dr. Rafe Major
Political Science Department and Honors College
Sponsors:
Department of Political Science
Honors College
UNT Libraries
Special Thanks:
Dr. Catherine Brock - Department of Political Science
Brea Henson - UNT Libraries
library.unt.edu


