The Public Square

Ruth O'Brien, Series Editor

This speaker and book series showcases public intellectuals writing about social justice issues. Composed of both political writers and academics, it will feature the public intellectual who has a voice that resonates inside and outside the academy. These public intellectuals will write artful, accessible, and analytical essays to helpshape and frame national debates about American politics, law, and ideas. Each speaker will give a talk at the Graduate Center. Princeton University Press will publish the books.

The Advisory Board:
Eric Alterman	K. Anthony Appiah	Alan Brinkley
Mitchell Cohen	Martha Fineman	Ira Katznelson
Robin D. G. Kelly	Gara LaMarche	Lewis H. Lapham
Nicholas Lemann	Doug McAdam	Louis Menand
James Morone	Jo-Ann Mort	David Nasaw
Victor Navasky	Anne Norton	Frances Fox Piven
John Podesta	Jill Quadagno	Rogers Smith
Deborah Stone	Philipa Strum	Cass Sunstein
Neera Tanden	Michael Walzer	William Julius Wilson

intellectual who has a voice that resonates inside and outside the academy. These public intellectuals will write artful, accessible, and analytical essays to helpshape and frame national debates about American politics, law, and ideas. Each speaker will give a talk at the Graduate Center. Princeton University Press will publish the books.

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• The Case for Big Government. J. Madrick.
• The Case for Big Government: New Edition. J. Madrick.
• Hidden in Plain Sight: The Tragedy of Children's Rights from Ben Franklin to Lionel Tate. B. Woodhouse.
• Not For Profit: Why Democracy Needs the Humanities. M.C. Nussbaum.
• The Politics of the Veil. J.Wallach Scott.
• The Posthuman Dada Guide: tzara and lenin play chess. A. Codrescu.
• Uncouth Nation: Why Europe Dislikes America. A.S. Markovits.

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