Applying philosophy for a better democracy
In Justin Khoo’s new class, students explore how language affects censorship, dissent, truth, and propaganda.
In Justin Khoo’s new class, students explore how language affects censorship, dissent, truth, and propaganda.
New book by MIT assistant professor chronicles the birth of statistical arguments in public debate.
Study shows how seriously investors took the possibility of a democratic revolution during Egypt’s Arab Spring.
The acclaimed writer, whose work has become a cause célèbre in France and beyond, speaks as part of the MIT Global France Seminar series.
In MIT’s Compton Lecture, former U.S. energy secretary speaks on global security risks.
Climate scientist describes physics behind expected increase in storm strength due to climate change.
In Boston Globe op-ed, MIT president calls on White House and Congress to protect “Dreamers.”
A novel thesis in the form of a podcast gives voice to issues of security and identity in New York and Paris.
A Mens et Manus America conversation with Jason Jay reveals research on how to have meaningful conversations with people holding opposing viewpoints.
MIT event offers look at how U.S.-Mexico relations could revive.
Doctoral student Tom O’Grady maps the rise of anti-welfare rhetoric in decades of speeches in the UK Parliament.
Former Capitol Hill aide and policy advocate has worked with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.