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SUMMARY:Reimagining Democracy: America at 250
DESCRIPTION:As part of its free public programming\, Stanford Continuing S
 tudies is proud to present the third annual Reimagining Democracy\, a wee
 kly speaker series produced with the Office of Community Engagement\, the
  Stanford Democracy Hub\, and the Center on Democracy\, Development and t
 he Rule of Law.\n\nThis six-part series\, hosted by Dean Debra Satz and P
 rofessor Larry Diamond\, features Stanford scholars who help us understan
 d democracy: how America’s founding 250 years ago shapes public life toda
 y\, and where we go from here in reimagining and strengthening democratic
  values and governance\, at home and around the world. This year’s series
  features constitutional\, electoral\, social science\, and humanities ex
 perts with conversations connecting to the US November midterm elections 
 and beyond.\n\nThe series will be recorded and the videos will be availab
 le to view at a later date.\n\nSchedule & Topics\n\nOctober 7: Federalism
  in America 1776–2026\n\nJonathan Gienapp\, Professor of History and Law 
 and the Nehal and Jenny Fan Raj Civics Faculty Fellow in Undergraduate Te
 achingSarah Anzia\, Senior Fellow (adjunct) at the Hoover Institution and
  Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy and Political Science at UC Berk
 eleyOctober 14: Global Democracy and Elections in Comparative Perspective
 \n\nAlberto Díaz-Cayeros\, Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute 
 for International Studies and Co-Director of the Democracy Action LabAnna
  Grzymala-Busse\, Michelle and Kevin Douglas Professor of International S
 tudies\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/fcd2b9e8-2944-4e01-8a38-26e7caaad18
 d
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