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Repensando el Liberalismo: Perspectivas Hispánicas e Ibéricas en el Debate Occidental

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January 30, 2025

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What can the Anglo-Saxon and Western traditions learn from the Hispanic legacy of freedom? Join José Sáenz Crespo as he interviews Juan Ángel Soto, Visiting Professor at the University of Navarra, and Enrique Pallares, Director of Research at the Penn Initiative for the Study of Markets at the University of Pennsylvania, as they analyze the crisis of the Western liberal project.

In this conversation, they examine how societal fragmentation, elitist corruption, and economic inequality challenge the liberal project, particularly in the United States and the West, and how alternative traditions—like the Hispanic intellectual legacy—offer a pathway forward. With insights into the role of Catholic political philosophy and the evolving U.S. cultural landscape, Soto and Pallares discuss the tensions between authority and liberty and the possibility of revitalizing Western ideals for a more cohesive future.

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Repensando el LiberalismoJoin Jos Senz CrespoSoto Visiting ProfessorEnrique Pallares DirectorPenn InitiativeUnited States

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