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“Give Virtue a Chance: What Nasty Renaissance Politics can tell us about Nasty Modern Politics,” James Madison Program, Initiative on Politics and Statesmanship, Princeton University, May 17, 2021.

On "Virtue Politics"

Books & Balance Podcast

James Hankins on Intellectual Freedom in Medieval Universities—and Today"s (“Books and A Balance: A Podcast on Liberal Education”) St John’s University, Annapolis MD, podcast with Brendan Boyle, March 2022

“Anchored” Podcast with Jeremy Tate on Virtue Politics" (Classical Learning Test website), November 18, 2020, Episode 12

"Virtue Signaling: Humanism and Politics," by Noel Malcolm
in American Affairs, Spring 2020, Volume IV, Number 1

Quillette Magazine Podcast 70:
James Hankins intervewed by Alexandra Hudson
January 9, 2020

"On Virtue Politics," in Public Discourse
James Hankins interviewed by Nathaniel Peters
January 6, 2020

"The good, the bad and the political," by James Hankins
in The Spectator, USA, January 5, 2020

"Virtue Politics," The BookMonger Podcast, National Review
James Hankins interviewed by John Miller
December 30, 2019

Other Considerations

Swaim B. The Case for an American Revolution in Morals. The Wall Street Journal. 2022;Aug. 19, 2022. Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Intellectual Freedom in Medieval Universities. First Things. 2022;(4.2.2022). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. The Honor Deficit. First Things. 2022;(3.4.22). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Edexit: We shouldn’t let the education crisis go to waste. Law & Liberty. 2021;(1.11.2021). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. How the University of Austin can Change the History Profession. Law & Liberty. 2021;(8.12.2021). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. How to be on the Right Side of History. First Things. 2021;(17.11.2021). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. St. Basil’s Guide to Cultural Appropriation. First Things. 2021;(12.12.2021). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Virtue vs. Virtue Signalling. First Things. 2021;(11 October 2021). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Princeton Classics and the Black Classical Tradition. Law and Liberty. 2021;(July 15). Publisher's Version

The Close Read: Professor James Hankins on the Chinese Challenge. 2021;Episode XIV. Publisher's Version

'Writ Large’ Podcast with Zachary Davison Machiavelli's 'The Prince'. 2020.

The Close Read: Professor Jim Hankins on the Troubling Rise of Hyperpartisanship - Interview with Spencer Klavan. 2020;24 April 2020. Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Virtue Politics: Using the Humanities to Reform Politics in the Renaissance - Video interview with Luca Politi. VNY: La Voce di New York. 2020;22 October 2020. Publisher's Version

Hankins J. American Meritocracy: A Tipping Point?. Law & Liberty. 2020;(June 11). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Sweet Land of Tyranny. Law & Liberty. 2020;(June 4). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Do we really want a new Cold War?. Quillette. 2020;(May 24). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Can we compare COVID-19 to the Black Death of 1347?. ABC Radio National: Counterpoint with Amanda Vanstone. 2020;(April 27). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. The Restorative Power of Faith: The fruit of an artistic rivalry, ‘Transfiguration’ turned out to be Raphael’s greatest achievement. The Wall Street Journal. 2020;(April 10). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Social Distancing During the Black Death. Quillette. 2020;(March 28). Publisher's Version

Hankins J. Impeachment: the verdict of history. The Spectator. 2020;(March). Publisher's Version

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