Liberty and the Arab Spring: Exploring Isaiah Berlin's Ideas

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Liberty and the Arab Spring: Exploring Isaiah Berlin's Ideas

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Dec 2, 2011

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Moderator Mark Kingwell and panelists Michael Ignatieff and Ramin Jahanbegloo discuss the writings of political philosopher Isaiah Berlin as they pertain to Liberty and The Arab Spring

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Dec 2, 2011

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Liberty and the Arab Spring: Exploring Isaiah Berlin's Ideas

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