Cass Sunstein on Judicial Minimalism, the Supreme Court, and Star Wars (Live at Mason)
2016-06-22 · 77 min · episode 10 · 8 entities
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Cass Sunstein joins Tyler Cowen for a conversation on judicial minimalism, Bob Dylan's best album, the metaphysics of nudging, Byatt's Possession, the ideal size of the Supreme Court, Hayek, why people should choose their own path, the benefits of a banned products store, James Joyce, and, oh yeah, Star Wars.
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