Why Is Our Society Breaking Down? | JD Vance, Christine Emba, Kevin Roberts, Patrick Deneen
March 8, 2024
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as posted by the channelA clip from the Modern Age Panel on the Future of Liberalism.
Deneen and special guests Senator JD Vance, Christine Emba, and Kevin Roberts as they respond to Patrick’s argument and discuss strategies for building a virtuous leadership class committed to the common good. The conversation will be moderated by ISI’s own, Dan McCarthy.
Watch a captivating excerpt from the ISI book event where prominent thought leaders gathered to discuss Patrick Deneen's thought-provoking book, "Regime Change." The event featured a dynamic panel discussion with JD Vance, Christine Emba, Kevin Roberts, and of course, the author himself.
Join us for a stimulating conversation as these distinguished panelists delve into the themes and insights explored in "Regime Change." Patrick Deneen's work challenges conventional wisdom on modern liberalism, and the panelists engage in a spirited dialogue on the impact of political and cultural shifts in today's society.
-How does "Regime Change" address the challenges faced by our political and cultural systems?
-What are the implications of Deneen's critique of modern liberalism?
-How can we navigate the complexities of societal transformation and work towards a more sustainable future?
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