Category:Democracy and Voting
Public Choice Theory: Why Government Often Fails
October 9, 2017 | Video
Governments don’t work the way most people think they do. Public choice theory explores how voters, politicians, and bureaucrats actually make decisions. Prof. Antony Davies explains.
The Story of Brexit: A Popular Insurgency?
January 30, 2017 | Video
Almost every authority figure in Britain told them to vote for remaining in the EU. So why did 17 million people vote to leave? Dr. Steve Davies explains.
Making Sense Of “Trumpism”
November 11, 2016 | Video
Donald Trump is part of a much bigger phenomenon, explains Professor Steve Davies.
The Most Effective Way To Vote
September 29, 2016 | Video
There’s a more effective way of voting. One where you personally have it within your power to make change. Which better serves your well being: voting in the ballot box where you’re one of millions? Or “foot-voting,” where you can move across state lines? Professor Randy Barnett of Georgetown University} explains why governments are more […]
It's Always Sunny In Government?
September 4, 2014 | Video
With great power comes great responsibility. But what happens when those in power are no longer responsible enough to wield it? From our ever-increasing debt to the chaos of Ferguson, MO, it’s no surprise that people with power end up abusing it. Look no further than ‘The Gang’ from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia; each […]
V for Venezuela
February 26, 2014 | Video
Tired of the corruption, high crime, and poor state of the economy in Venezuela, students and other citizens are taking to the streets to protest. What kind of ideas inspire regular citizens to risk so much in the face of a tyrannical government? Source footage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFS6cP9auDc Disclaimer: Learn Liberty is an educational project and does […]